For all LinkedIn content creators:
If you’re a LinkedIn writer…
you need a system to manage your content.
What’s the best way to do this? You guessed it!
Microsoft PowerPoint!
Microsift PowderPaint is a perfect system to organize all your linked in posts because you can just have a post in each slide and you can make it so that they are in order of when you released it.
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I don’t know if you noticed, but I was joking right there.
That was a joke.
To be efficient at content creation, you need one place to edit and store all of your past, present, and future content.
You need a Notion system.
Why Notion?
✅ Easy-to-use
Everyone says it’s easy to use, but anything can be if it’s used incorrectly.
The better description is how its simple interface allows you to build functional systems without much prior knowledge or experience.
✅ Easily-learned
You can learn Notion by just playing around with it.
Watch a one to two-hour tutorial and learn 99% of what you’ll ever need to know.
✅ The functionality is amazing for productivity systems
James Clear said “You do not rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your systems.”
Notion systems are completely customizable to fit your needs to make you as productive as possible.
With that said, let’s get back to LinkedIn.
To be the most efficient LinkedIn writer, you can’t keep everything in your head. Your Notion system has to be your “second brain” (I get why they call it that now) that you can rely on.
For LinkedIn, this means:
A database to write and store your ideas and drafts.
Keeping an archive of your old post you might need later.
Tracking of analytics and using formulas to evaluate a post’s performance.
A page to block out other distractions and focus solely on writing and editing.
A notes database where you can write down information you could use in posts.
In summary…
To be an efficient content creator, you need a system, and you need that system on Notion. This means:
A database to write and store your ideas and drafts.
Keeping an archive of your old post you might need later.
Tracking of analytics and using formulas to evaluate a post’s performance.
A page to block out other distractions and focus solely on writing and editing.
A notes database where you can write down information you could use in posts.
Do you already have a system for your LinkedIn posts? What is it?
Comment below!⬇️
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