At the beginning of the year I decided to post content on LinkedIn.

I felt uneasy about it, I mean, what would people think?

Pushing through that feeling, I started with one post a week. Then I worked my way up to 3 posts a week.

Eventually I was writing one post a day Monday - Saturday.

But then I thought, why not more?

I started posting twice a day and the results blew me away. I added hundreds of new followers to my community and nearly doubled my views.

It wouldn't have been possible without my system. 

Here's what I did:

• Came up with a content idea generator that has 1100 ideas. I'll never have "creator's block".
• Came up with a weekly structure of what type of content I'd post on what day.
• Doubled-down on my niche. I will become known as the LinkedIn guy who helps others make more sales using the platform or find their voice. So my content must be tailored around that niche.
• Showed the personal. I started sharing more of my personal thoughts and other aspects of my life.
• Use a scheduling app. I use HypeFury to schedule all my LinkedIn posts (and tweets from next week). It helps me work in advance and stay on top of my schedule.
• Care less. At the beginning I cared a lot about what people would think, but I have a plan and a method and I trust it'll deliver. So what does it matter what others think? Stick to your own strategy, not everyone's feedback is relevant.

None of this would have been possible if I didn't start.

I've poured hundreds of hours into creating my system and it delivers results.

This past week I had a meeting with a financial services provider to see what it would look like to enrol all of their financial planners into my course, talk about a win!

Yet, content remains the key component of any type of success.

I hope this will motivate you to post.

You can do it.