Charlie Hills

How to make a landing page in 5 minutes.

Using AI and your LinkedIn profile.

Creating landing pages usually takes hours.

Gamma makes it ridiculously fast:

1. Go to LinkedIn, click “More”, then “Save to PDF”
2. Head to Gamma(.)app, and select “Create new“
3. Select from the three options: “Upload a file“
4. Upload your profile and select “Webpage“
5. Edit content and fine-tune preferences.
6. Select from a pre-set Gamma theme.
7. Customise and add components.
8. Publish your landing page.

Optional: Add a custom domain.

You now have an optimised landing page.

This turns your LinkedIn into a live portfolio.

Perfect for freelancers, creators, and solopreneurs.

I partner with Gamma because it’s the tool PowerPoint wishes it was and it makes designing landing pages ridiculously fast and easy.

I rebuilt my LinkedIn strategy from scratch...
(How I went from zero to 55k+ in 365 days)

My posts were getting little to no engagement.

So, I decided to revamp my profile and strategy.

This was way back in January, when I first started.

Since then, I've been on a journey:

→ I gained 55k+ new followers.
→ I created 584+ LinkedIn posts.
→ I dedicated 365 days of energy.

Here’s how I did it:

1. Profile Optimisation
Start by optimizing your profile picture and headline.
Your profile picture should be profesh and approachable.
Your headline needs to be compelling and clear.
Use your About section to tell your story.
Use your Featured to drive traffic.

2. Content Ideation
Create a content calendar to plan topics in advance.
Use Justin Welsh's context matrix prompt in Claude.
Leverage Google's top search queries for your niche.
Keep content ideas in a running list as inspiration strikes.

3. Content Strategy
Incorporate a content matrix strategy.
Focus on TOFU, MOFU, and BOFU content.
Post three times a week to maintain consistency.
Continuously test and iterate content types.

4. Content Creation
Use AI tools like Claude or ChatGPT for ideation.
Write in a hierarchical format for better readability.
Use 1080x1350 pixel images for optimal display.
Include a strong call-to-action in every post.

5. Posting Content
Incorporate your brand colors in visuals.
Post Tues-Thurs for highest engagement.
Keep posts under 1,300 characters for mobile viewing.
Use “How to“ or “How I“ hooks for educational content.

6. Engagement Strategy
Make a list of 100 creators
Engage with them everyday
1/3 big, 1/3 same size, 1/3 prospects.
Save lists in a LinkedIn boolean search.

7. Analyzing Content
Export your data regularly.
Upload to ChatGPT or Claude.
Identify best posting days and content types.
Adjust your strategy based on performance insights.

8. Repurposing Content
Convert top-performing posts into multi-media formats.
Test different content types with your audience.
Maximize the reach of your best ideas across platforms.
Use successful concepts in new contexts.

9. Sending DMs
Use Sales Navigator for advanced filtering.
Send 15 personalized connection requests daily.
Follow up with creators and ideal customer profiles.
Qualify leads before sending tailored messages.

LinkedIn can be a powerful tool for growth.

Showcase your best work and drive traffic to your sites.

Need clarity or a hand implementing these strategies?

Send me a DM. I'm here to help you win on LinkedIn!

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LinkedIn has 1B+ users.

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The best AI education isn't in courses.

It's in your LinkedIn feed:

1. Engage with their content
2. Apply one insight this week
3. Share what you learn

Your network determines if you keep up.

Watch your AI knowledge compound.

Stop learning AI from one perspective.
Start learning from forty brilliant creators.

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“Just use ChatGPT for everything.“

Bad advice.

I tested 5 AI models for deep research.

The winner? ChatGPT wasn't even close.

Here's how to use AI for deep analysis.

1. Pick any AI model with research capabilities.
2. Enable their deepest analysis mode.
3. Use this type of prompt:

____

Act as a senior marketing strategist and AI researcher. Conduct a comprehensive deep-dive into how artificial intelligence is transforming LinkedIn marketing strategies. Explore the evolution, current use cases, and future trends of AI applications on LinkedIn - including content personalization, ad targeting, lead generation, and automation tools. Analyze the impact on B2B marketing performance, user engagement, and ROI. Incorporate insights from case studies, industry reports, and expert commentary. Structure the findings as follows:

1. Executive Summary
2. Introduction to AI in Digital Marketing
3. LinkedIn-Specific AI Use Cases
4. Impact Analysis (metrics & outcomes)
5. Opportunities and Risks
6. Future Outlook
7. References.

Keep the tone formal and analytical, as if preparing for a CMO strategy briefing or whitepaper.

____

1 - Gemini (29/30) ★★★★★
☑︎ 47 confirmed references pulled.
☑︎ Peer-reviewed studies included.
☑︎ Trade articles cross-referenced.

Perfect scores across accuracy, sources, insights, and recommendations.

2 - Claude (28/30) ★★★★★
☑︎ 18 references, but quality over quantity.
☑︎ Enterprise case studies analyzed.
☑︎ Academic papers properly cited.

Lost a point on structure, but insights remained top-tier.

3 - Perplexity (26/30) ★★★★
☑︎ 25 references with cross-platform data.
☑︎ Ad performance benchmarks included.
☑︎ Strong on accuracy and sources.

Weaker on actionable recommendations.

4/5 - ChatGPT & Manus (24/30) ★★★
- ChatGPT: 10 references, mostly blogs and FAQs.
- Manus: 11 references, heavy on LinkedIn docs.
- Both delivered balanced but basic reports.

Of course Google won.

They've indexed the internet for 25 years.
What shocked me: how badly others failed.

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Most people only use ChatGPT for chat.

They’re missing the real value.

Users ignore built-in tools.

They waste hours juggling 10+ platforms.

Use ChatGPT like a productivity suite:

1 - Search (Web Browsing)
Real-time info with citations and trusted sources.
Ask it about current events, market data, or trends.

Prompt: “What’s Nvidia’s stock price right now?”

2 - Vision (Image Input & Generation)
Upload screenshots, diagrams, or photos.
Generate or edit images straight from text.

Prompt: “Here’s a floor plan - suggest furniture layouts.”

3 - Camera Mode
Stream your mobile camera for live guidance.
Perfect for troubleshooting, building, or debugging.

Prompt: “Watch my screen and walk me through importing a CSV in Excel.”

4 - Voice Mode
Chat hands-free while driving, cooking, or working.
It listens, thinks, and responds - all in real-time.

Prompt: “Explain the plot of Dune while I drive.”

5 - File Uploads
Drop in PDFs, Excel sheets, or PowerPoints.
Summarise, answer questions, or reformat your content.

Prompt: “Summarise the main findings in this 40-page report.”

6 - Data Analysis (Code Interpreter)
Runs Python in a secure sandbox.
Clean data, run analysis, and generate charts or tables.

Prompt: “Plot average monthly temperatures in °C from this CSV.”

7 - Canvas (Collaborative Workspace)
Side-by-side editor for documents or code with live preview.
Co-create landing pages, resumes, and prototypes.

Prompt: “Create a landing-page mock-up with shadcn components.”

8 - Memory (opt-in)
ChatGPT remembers details you choose across chats.
Preferences, name, and goals - all tailored over time.

Prompt: “Remember that I prefer formal greetings.”

9 - Custom Instructions
Set global preferences for tone, style, and context.
Every new chat will match your voice and needs.

Set up: Fill out Settings ▸ Custom Instructions → Save.

10 - Projects
Organise chats and files under one goal.
Ideal for long-term research or collaboration.

Set up: “Projects ▸ New Project → Add files → Continue working.”

11 - Scheduled Tasks (Automations)
Set reminders, recurring reports, or alerts.
Your new AI-powered assistant runs on autopilot.

Prompt: “Every Monday at 08:00 remind me of my week’s priorities.”

12 - Custom GPTs
Build niche assistants with custom logic and tools.
Upload knowledge files, set rules, and share.

Set up: “Explore GPTs ▸ Create your own → Add instructions + tools.”

13 - GPT Store
Browse and use GPTs others have published.
From video editing to legal advice - it’s all here.

Prompt: “Find a GPT that helps with meal planning.”

ChatGPT isn’t just a chatbot anymore.

It’s your new research analyst, designer, and planner.

The secret to speed and scale is using every tool.

Start now and never go back to basic search.

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It took me 9+ months to find these GPTs...

These changed everything.

1. Pinned Comment GPT
+ Writes engaging LinkedIn pinned comments.
- Might lack the personal touch of real conversation.

2. Hook Generator GPT
+ Crafts viral social media threads effortlessly.
- May sometimes lack unique insights.

3. Video GPT by VEED
+ Automates video creation with text prompts.
- Risks feeling less tailored to the audience.

4. Headline GPT
+ Delivers perfect LinkedIn headlines fast.
- Can feel too formulaic over time.

5. Calendar GPT
+ Plans LinkedIn content for consistent visibility.
- Might miss opportunities for spontaneous ideas.

6. Whimsical Diagrams GPT
+ Turns ideas into visual charts and mind maps.
- Visualizations can feel generic without creativity.

7. Consistent Character GPT
+ Builds characters with varied expressions and poses.
- Can generate inconsistent results.

8. Prompt Maker GPT
+ Optimizes prompts for better AI outputs.
- Could miss user-specific context.

9. Landing Page Creator from HubSpot
+ Creates and edits HubSpot landing pages seamlessly.
- May need manual tweaks for complex designs.

There are smarter ways to work with AI.

Use them. Don't abuse them.

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AI can automate 80% of your boring tasks.

You just need the right prompts.

Most of your daily work could be faster.

You’re just not automating it (yet).

Here's Adrien's 7-step automation playbook:

1. List Your Time Drains
Open a doc. Brain dump for 5 minutes.

☑ Daily emails you copy-paste
☑ Weekly reports you format
☑ Social posts you schedule
☑ Data you manually update

Every repetitive task = automation opportunity.

2. Pick ONE to Start
Don't automate everything at once.

Choose the task that:
☑ Takes 30+ minutes weekly
☑ Follows a clear pattern
☑ Annoys you the most

Small wins build momentum.

3. Ask ChatGPT o3 to Help

“How can I automate this task using a GPT: [INSERT TASK]? Show me the steps, required tools, and give me a sample prompt I can run.”

Or try:

“I do [INSERT TASK] daily. Here’s how I do it: [DETAILS].
Help me automate this. Break it down. Tools + prompts please.”

You’ll get:
↳ A process map
↳ Smart tool suggestions
↳ Prompts ready to run

4. Now test.
Copy, tweak, and rerun.

☑ Make it useful
☑ Make it consistent
☑ Make it save real time

You’re building muscle.

5. Ask ChatGPT-4o:

“Write a system prompt for an AI agent that automates this task for me.”

You’ll get:
↳ A custom agent role
↳ Safety controls
↳ Logic flows

6. Build a Custom GPT
Go to ChatGPT → Explore GPTs → Create

☑ Name it after the task
☑ Paste your automation prompt
☑ Add any reference files
☑ Test with real examples

Your personal automation assistant is born.

7. Connect to Your Workflow
Use Zapier, Make or n8n to trigger automatically:

☑ Email arrives → GPT processes → Sends response
☑ Form submitted → GPT formats → Updates sheet
☑ Calendar event → GPT creates → Posts content

No manual work required.

Before automation: 3 hours/week on reports
After automation: 15 minutes reviewing

That's 11 hours back per month. 132 hours per year.

What would you do with 3 extra work weeks?

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I built this landing page in 2 minutes.

Using AI and my LinkedIn profile.

Gemini just changed the game.

Manual web dev is overrated.

Here’s a better way:

1. Go to LinkedIn, click “More”, then “Save to PDF”
2. Head to Gemini, select the “Flash“ latest model
3. Select the Canvas feature for visual code generation
4. Prompt: “Create a responsive landing page for [X]”
5. Upload your LinkedIn PDF

Gemini builds a full landing page (with working links!)

You can now:

☑ Export the HTML
☑ Drop into any website builder
☑ Go live in just minutes

On my first try, it looked 🔥

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