MJ Jaindl

ChatGPT just launched their Google Chrome killer

(use it to 10x your LinkedIn growth)

They call it Atlas
And it's about to change everything

Most people are using it to browse faster
Smart creators? We're using it to grow our audience

Here's how Atlas transforms your LinkedIn profile in minutes
(save these prompts before everyone catches on)

1. Perfect Your Hook
Use prompt: "Write me 10 LinkedIn headlines"
↳ Test different angles
↳ Pick the one that stops scrollers
↳ Watch your profile views spike

2. About Section
- Use prompt: "Rewrite my About for follower growth"
- Output: A crisp About section that converts

3. Fix Your Banner
- Use prompt: "Help me improve my banner"
- Add social proof, offer, and call to action

4. Rewrite Headline
- Use prompt: "Rewrite headline with this format"
- Output: A strong headline that drives followers

5. Analyze Posts
- Use prompt: "Analyze this LinkedIn post"
- Output: Actionable advice to boost engagement

While you're stuck with Chrome...
Atlas users are already optimizing their profiles

Traditional profile makeover: $300-500
Time wasted on bad copy: Hours
Atlas + these prompts: Free

Your LinkedIn profile is your 24/7 salesperson.
Make it work harder than you do.

P.S. Which prompt are you trying first?
P.P.S. Atlas just dropped. Don't sleep on this.

99% of LinkedIn profiles make a bad impression

(A great headline helps put you in the top 1%)

Most LinkedIn headlines don’t work because
↳ They’re unclear
↳ They list accomplishments
↳ They read like a boring resume

Here’s what separates the top creators from the pack.
❌ They don’t make it about themselves
✅ They make it about the reader

(save these 5 proven headline frameworks 👇)

Framework 1: Action
- Structure: verb + ICP + outcome + how you help
- Why it works: Clear, direct, ICP-first messaging

Framework 2: Humor
- Structure: something funny + your offer
- Why it works: Personality creates trust fast

Framework 3: Offer
- Structure: what you deliver + results
- Why it works: Benefits are obvious in one scan

Framework 4: Movement
- Structure: your mission in one line
- Why it works: Movements attract loyal fans

Framework 5: Proof
- Structure: your results + your offer
- Why it works: Credibility removes friction

Stop what you’re doing and rewrite your headline
It just takes 5 minutes.
[or save this for later]

A good first impression is the difference between a profile view and a new follower.

The key?
Make it about the reader.
Not about yourself.

It’s time to make a better first impression.
P.S. Which framework do you like best?

Credit to Will McTighe, Chris Do, Nick Broekema, Noam Nisand, and Jasmin Alić for writing killer headlines.

I used to get 100 views per post

Now, I hit 30,000 daily

In 2024 I averaged 3 likes per post
And one was from my wife
The other 2? Co-workers

I couldn’t keep my readers attention
Because I didn’t have the tools

Then, I spent 6 month studying storytelling
I started applying what I learned

The results? More impressions
More comments
More followers
More shares
More saves
More likes

Here are my top 5 storytelling frameworks:
(use these to boost your engagement)

1️⃣ Aha Moment
Summary: Before → After → Proof
Why it works: Shows transformation; readers feel the shift.

2️⃣ Pixar Story
Summary: Once upon a time → Ever since
Why it works: Builds rhythm, empathy, and a satisfying payoff.

3️⃣ CIA Framework
Summary: Confession → Insight → Advice
Why it works: Vulnerability builds trust; people open up.

4️⃣ Origin Story
Summary: Start → Turning Point → Now
Why it works: Contrast makes your growth visual and relatable.

5️⃣ PTR Framework
Summary: Problem → Tension → Resolution
Why it works:*Tension hooks; resolution rewards the reader.

These frameworks just don’t keep attention
↳ They build trust
↳ They drive engagement
↳ They grow your audience
↳ They entertain your reader

If there’s one skill to learn on LinkedIn
It’s storytelling

Use these frameworks to turn you 100 views
Into 100,000!

P.S. Which framework to you like the most?
P.P.S. Where are you on your LinkedIn journey?

I used to gain 57 followers monthly on LinkedIn

(now I grow by 132 a day)

My content used to fall flat because
↳ It wasn’t unique to my experience 
↳ It lacked personal insights
↳ It felt very “googlable”

When you tell a personal story
(i.e. “I used to gain 57 followers a month”)
The reader can see themselves in you.

It’s the power of storytelling. 
It’s the power of connection.

If you want to connect deeper with your reader, learn how to tell a better story.

Here are of my favorite frameworks 👇

1. Aha Moment
- Summary: Before → After → Proof
- Why it works: Reframes belief with a quick proof.
- Example: I chased hours as “success.” Then I chased outcomes. Now I ship one top task a day and my output finally compounds.
   
2. Pixar Story
- Summary: Routine → Disruption → Choice → Ever since
- Why it works: Rhythm + empathy + payoff.
- Example: I posted daily to silence. Then I wrote for readers, not my ego, and ever since, the audience has found me.
   
3. CIA
- Summary: Confession → Insight → Advice
- Why it works: Vulnerability builds trust fast.
- Example: I replied to Slack instantly. Felt helpful; was reactive. Now I batch twice a day and think 10× clearer.
   
4. Origin
- Summary: Start → Turning Point → Now
- Why it works: Contrast helps readers see themselves.
- Example: 2019: exhausted and broke. I hacked one tiny automation.  It worked, and that seed became the business.
  

5. PTR
- Summary: Problem → Tension → Resolution
- Why it works: Stakes pull readers; fix satisfies.
- Example: Signups tanked. Team panicked. We killed “clever,” chose clarity—and conversions climbed back fast.
   
[save these storytelling frameworks]

Harness the power of storytelling because
↳ Stories create connection
↳ Connection creates trust
↳ Trust builds authority
↳ Authority = reach

Tell better stories, connect deeper, grow your audience

Happy storytelling ✌️

P.S. Which framework is your favorite? 
♻️ Repost to help you network write better

On Tuesday I grew by 389 followers

(My secret? Carousels that convert)

Carousels are LinkedIn’s #1 growth driver
↳ They deliver the most value
↳ They capture your readers’ attention
↳ They increase dwell time on your post

If you want to grow quickly on LinkedIn, it’s essential to master carousel posts.

There is only one PROBLEM
They take a long time to create

I’ve posted hundreds of carousels

Here’s how I create them fast 👇

1) Hook Slide
Your first slide (the make-or-break moment)
↳ Make it impossible not to swipe right. 
↳ Use a bold claim or strong visual contrast
↳ Keep is simple
Goal: Stop the scroll

2) Rehook Slide
Your second slide (prove it was worth stopping)
↳ Build immediate trust
↳ Clarify what’s coming next 
↳ Use bold typography to hold attention
Goal: Signal what’s next (Examples or Proof)

3) Body Slides (the core message)
↳ One clear idea per slide
↳ Use the “Title + Subtitle + Image + Caption” stack
↳ Don’t cram text, let visuals carry the story
Goal: Concisely solve the reader’s problem

4) Summary Slide (Bridge learning and engagement)
↳ Recap the big idea in 1–2 lines. 
↳ Ask a question that invites comments 
↳ Keep layout minimal so it feels easy to respond
Goal: Summarize and make it easy to comment

5) CTA Slide (Your final slide) 
↳ Make a clear ask: save, follow, & share
↳ Reinforce your hook visually (same colors, same energy)
↳ Make it personal w/ a profile photo
Goal: Invite engagement, saves, and shares

LinkedIn growth starts with carousels that convert

But, don’t spend all creating your next one

Use my framework
Use my workflow
[save this post for you next carousel]

And create scroll-stopping carousels fast!

P.S. What's the most annoying part of creating a carousel?

I used to prompt ChatGPT all wrong

(here’s my secret to better outputs)

You’ve heard it before
Garbage in = garbage out

Yet, must people prompt like, “write me a linkedIn post” 
And expect a masterpiece

Everyone wants ChatGPT to work better
But, they speak it’s language

Here’s how to 10x your output quality
While spending less time on your prompts

They’re called “slash commends”
Think of them like ChatGPT shortcuts

There are some of my favorites
(save them to 10x your ChatGPT game)

1️⃣ Formatting (Structure & Format Results)
Purpose: Make responses clear, structured, and easy to use.

/EXEC SUMMARY → quick executive-style summary
/STEP-BY-STEP → logical, numbered breakdown
/CHECKLIST` → actionable boxes
/FORMAT AS`, `/TABLE-IT`, `/JSONIFY`, `/CSVIFY` → control output formats
/SCHEMA` → create structured outlines or frameworks
/REWRITE AS` → restyle or refine tone


2️⃣ Tone & Voice (Control Writing Style)
Purpose: Match tone and audience for your message.

/AUDIENCE → tailor writing to execs, engineers, etc.
/TONE → change voice (formal, funny, direct, etc.)
/ACT AS → roleplay as CRO, PM, or writer
/BRIEFLY → concise output
/JARGON → technical style
/HEMINGWAY → simplify and tighten
/BRAND VOICE → match personal or company tone


3️⃣ Analysis (Better Reasoning & Insight)
Purpose: Deepen critical thinking and analytical structure.

/ELI5 → simplify complex topics
/SWOT → strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats
/COMPARE → side-by-side evaluation
/MULTI-PERSPECTIVE → multiple viewpoints
/FIRST PRINCIPLES → logic from fundamentals
/PITFALLS → identify risks


4️⃣ Quality (Improve Output & Guardrails)
Purpose: Ensure accuracy, depth, and ethical quality.

/REFLECTIVE MODE → self-evaluate the response
/SYSTEMATIC BIAS CHECK → detect bias
/DELIBERATE THINKING → slow, reasoned replies
/NO AUTOPILOT → forbid shallow answers
/EVAL-SELF → self-grade and improve
/GUARDRAIL → define strict tone or scope
/SOURCES ONLY → force citations
/RUBRIC → create grading criteria


5️⃣ Research (Better Data Synthesis)
Purpose: Summarize, merge, and control information flow.

/TLDL → quick summary of long text
/CONTEXT STACK → keep prior context
/BEGIN WITH /END WITH → shape narrative flow
/SYNTHESIZE → merge multiple sources
/QUOTES-ONLY → extract key lines
/OPEN QUESTIONS → list what’s missing

The math is simple:

Old way: 10-minute prompt engineering
New way: 1 slash command

While everyone else writes paragraphs...
You're getting results in seconds.

P.S. Save this. Your future self will thank you.

652 LinkedIn posts later, I truly get it.

Success isn't sexy. It's boring.

While friends slept in → I wrote drafts.
While they watched Netflix → I studied analytics.
While they complained about algorithms → I tested hooks.

Day 1-100: 12 views per post. Painful.
Day 100: Finally cracked 3,000 followers.
Day 400: Something clicked. 25k followers.
Day 652: Sitting at 49k+ and growing 132 daily.

Here's the truth about "overnight success":

Most people see me at Day 652.
They missed Days 1-651.

They see the 49k followers.
Not the 200+ posts that flopped.

They notice the viral carousel.
Not the 50 designs I tested first.

And they'll tell themselves:
"Must be nice to go viral"
"He must be using some hack"
"I could never build an audience like that"

But here's what those 652 days taught me:

Success isn't about talent.
It's about showing up when nobody's watching.

Every "lucky" creator I know has their version of 652 days.
Every "instant" success took years to build.
Every "viral" post came after hundreds that didn't.

The difference between winners and everyone else?

Winners post on Day 1.
And Day 100 when it still hurts.
And Day 500 when they're tired.
And Day 652 when it finally pays off.

Most people quit by Day 30.
Top creators know Day 652 is coming.

They just have to earn it first.

P.S. What day are you on? Drop it below 👇
P.P.S. Day 653 starts tomorrow. And I'll be there.

My daily LinkedIn content stack

(how I write 5–6 posts a week fast)

I post on LinkedIn every day.
But I don’t have hours to write.

I’ve tried dozens of tools.
Most were fine, but these are the top

Here's I grow fast on LinkedIn
While also crushing my 9 to 5 👇

ChatGPT - Fast Ideation & Post Drafts
- What it is: Versatile content brainstorm partner
- Why it works: Memory understands what you write about
- When to use: When stuck or starting a new content idea

Canva - Design
- What it is: Tool for carousels, infographics, and visuals
- Why it works: Templates make pro designs quick and easy
- When to use: To make branded visuals without a designer

Ideogram - Images
- What it is: AI image creator for unique marketing visuals
- Why it works: Generates eye-catching art from short prompts
- When to use: When you need fresh, original image ideas

Stanley - Fast Ideation & Post Drafts
- What it is: AI coach for brainstorming and drafting posts
- Why it works: Turns loose ideas into structured content fast
- When to use: When you need a draft fast

Screen Studio - Video Recording
- What it is: Screen recorder for smooth, clean video demos
- Why it works: Auto zooms and edits make pro videos simple
- When to use: For product demos, guides, or tutorials

VEED - Video Editing
- What it is: Fast video editor with AI subtitles and tools
- Why it works: Speeds up edits and captions for quick posts
- When to use: When refining videos for social platforms

Opus Clip - Create Shorts
- What it is: AI that turns long videos into short, viral clips
- Why it works: Finds top moments and auto formats them
- When to use: To repurpose content for reels or shorts

Notion - Content Calendar
- What it is: Workspace to plan and track content schedules
- Why it works: Keeps ideas, tasks, and dates in one place
- When to use: When managing multiple posts or platforms

Old way: 5 hours to write one post
New way: 5 posts in 1 hour

Your content game changes when your tools do.

P.S. What's holding you back from posting daily?
P.P.S. Save this to create content faster.

I've posted 500+ times on LinkedIn.

The algorithm changed. Here's the new playbook:

LinkedIn growth is getting harder
Don’t worry. You can still grow.
But you need a strong foundation

Here are the basics you need to nail to grow on LinkedIn in 2026 👇

1. Your profile is your landing page
• 400x400px photo (yes, smile)
• Headline = keywords + value prop
• About section = problem solver

2. The 70/20/10 content formula
• 70% teach something useful
• 20% share your personality
• 10% make the ask

3. Perfect post anatomy
• Hook (3 lines max)
• Reframe their thinking
• Problem → Solution → CTA

4. Mobile eats everything
• 80% scroll on phones
• Vertical > horizontal
• If it's not thumb-friendly, it's dead

5. Connection strategy that works
• Find 20 creators in your niche
• Comment meaningfully daily
• Relationships > followers

6. Content that's already proven
• Repurpose your top performers
• Test across formats
• Data beats guessing

7. The algorithm killers
❌ External links
❌ Hashtags
❌ Inauthentic content

In 2026, growth isn’t just about posting consistently
↳ It’s about sharing your experiments and results
↳ It’s about showing up as who you are
↳ It’s about building trust

Do this right and growth will come.

P.S. What’s your 2026 growth strategy?

Old way: prompt and pray

New way: ChatGPT for your job role

ChatGPT recently launched “AI for your role.”

These are new courses tailored to your job

Check them out there 👇

- Marketing: https://lnkd.in/ez5YHKmy
- Sales: https://lnkd.in/egPf8mhh
- Customer Success: https://lnkd.in/ewSY6BNk
- Product: https://lnkd.in/eb2NmdVB
- Finance: https://lnkd.in/ezareGi8
- Engineers: https://lnkd.in/eV2ybUfT
- HR: https://lnkd.in/eSaYriUG
- IT: https://lnkd.in/ejYuEZKJ
- Managers: https://lnkd.in/e-UZBABa
- Executives: https://lnkd.in/eh6HqzdA
- AI Administrators: https://lnkd.in/e_NXsXiT
- K-12 Education: https://lnkd.in/eD848YXY

[Save these for later]

Think about it:

Generic prompts → Generic results
Role-specific prompts → Better results

Whether you're in:
• Marketing → AI-powered campaigns that convert
• Sales → Personalized outreach at scale
• Engineering → Code reviews in seconds
• HR → Interview prep that actually works
• Finance → Reports that write themselves
• Customer Success → Support tickets solved instantly

The difference between those who adapt and those who don't?

While others prompt and pray...
You'll execute with precision.

P.S. Which course are you most excited to try?
♻️ repost this to help you network

I've written 500+ LinkedIn posts

(and watched 100s go viral)

Some got 250,000+ views.
Others? 250 views.

The difference isn't just content.
It's the formatting.

Here's what actually moves the needle 👇

1. Hook (under 8 words) 
- Use numbers and bold claims
- "How I" beats "How to" every time

2. Rehook (build intrigue)
- Second line builds tension
- Challenges or expands the hook

3. Post Length (characters)
- Text: 300-400 or 1k+
- Carousels: 200-300
- Image: 900 to 1,500
- Video: Under 500

4. Whitespace Is Your Friend
- 80% of readers are on mobile
- Use whitespace to break paragraphs
- Don't use after every line

5. Test Structure (formatting) 
- Guides the reader's eye
- Creates natural reading flow

6. Kill Orphan Words
- KNo single words hanging alone
- Clean formatting keeps readers flowing

7. Topic Chunking
- Group related ideas together
- Use transitions between chunks

8. Power Ending
- Last line hits different
- Leave them with something memorable

9. CTA That Works
- Questions boost comments 20-40%
- Be specific, not generic

Most creators obsess over ideas.
Winners also obsess over structure.

Same content. Better formatting.
10x the engagement.

Master the fundamentals first.

Then let creativity shine.

P.S. What formatting mistake cost you the most views?

I've post 600 times in 2 year on LinkedIn

(Half of what worked in 2024 doesn't anymore)

LinkedIn has quietly changed.
Most people are still posting like it hasn’t.

Here’s what actually shifted and what to do now:

Carousels
Old: High-level listicles and swipe bait
New: Teach one clear idea with a real takeaway

Post length
Old: Short posts win because less scrolling
New: Readable depth that holds attention

Hooks
Old: Hot takes and contrarian angles
New: Evidence-backed hooks with receipts

Links
Old: Links kill reach
New: Useful links earn saves and shares

Quotes & visuals
Old: Big billboard slogans
New: Notes-style visuals that feel human

Selfies
Old: More faces equal more reach
New: Context beats faces every time

Video
Old: Video for reach and followers
New: Video for trust and credibility

The algorithm didn’t get smarter.
The audience did.

So, you need to get smarter too.

In 2026, winners will focus on:
• Depth over breadth
• Personal stories with proof
• Teaching, not performing

Same platform.

New rules.

P.S. What topic are you going deep on in 2026?

P.P.S. Save this to post better this year.

I added 47k LinkedIn followers this year.

(while crushing my 9 to 5)

Not from viral posts.
Not from engagement pods.
From 5 boring themes:

𝟭. 𝗣𝗶𝗰𝗸 𝗮 𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗲
↳ One audience
↳ One problem
↳ One POV

Stop trying to be everything to everyone.
Solve small problems

𝟮. 𝗠𝗮𝗸𝗲 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗳𝗶𝗹𝗲 𝘀𝗲𝗹𝗹
↳ Clear promise in your headline
↳ Proof + authority in your about
↳ Featured section = your "start here"

Your profile works 24/7.
Make it convert.

𝟯. 𝗪𝗶𝗻 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗯𝗼𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘀𝘁𝘂𝗳𝗳
↳ Post 5x per week (Mon-Fri for me)
↳ 30 min daily engagement before AND after posting
↳ Reply to every comment within 1 hour

Create a habit
Find your rhythm

𝟰. 𝗪𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗲 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘀𝗰𝗿𝗼𝗹𝗹
↳ Strong hook (≤ 8 words)
↳ Simple structure (bullets > paragraphs)
↳ Clear CTA at the end

80% of readers never make it past line 2.
Win the hook or lose the post.

𝟱. 𝗗𝗼𝗰𝘂𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁, 𝗱𝗼𝗻'𝘁 𝗰𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗲
↳ Share what you're doing daily
↳ Lessons learned in real time
↳ Turn your work into content

You don't need to invent ideas.
Your day IS the content.

Do this for 90 days.
That's how I went from 10k to 56k in one year.

P.S. Which of these 5 are you working on?

I’ve written 500+ LinkedIn posts

(my secret weapon: repurposing w/ AI)

The top creators say the same thing 100 different ways.
Repetition builds trust
Repetition builds authority
Repetition builds your audience

Here’s how I repurpose infographics in 2 minutes
(with a little help from Claude Skills)

1. Upload infographic
- Upload the infographic image to Claude.
- Prompt: “Make a PPT, 1080×1350, 7 section slides”

2. Create PPT
- Claude builds the deck in seconds.
- Preview slides; tweak with a follow-up prompt.

3. Download PPT
- Click Download in Claude.
- Save the PPTX to your computer.

4. Apply Branding
- Prompt Claude to apply your branding
- Tweak if needed

5. Done
- Infographic → clean carousel.
- You spent minutes, not hours.
- Stop building slides from scratch.
- Start with AI. Ship in minutes.

Your audience doesn’t care how long you spent.

They care about the insights you share.

This workflow gives you both: Speed AND quality.

Sign up for Claude using my link and to get started, enable "Upgraded file creation and analysis" in Settings (available now for Max, Team, and Enterprise plans): http://clau.de/mj

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How I 10x my LinkedIn reach

(without 10x’ing the work)

Last week, one of my comments outperformed one of my posts.

Pretty crazy, right?

I spent 20 minutes on the post
And 20 seconds on the comment

Here's the power of strategic commenting
- Each comment has it’s own reach
- Each comment builds your authority
- Each comment expands your audience

I’ve commented daily for almost 2 years
It’s done wonders for my growth

Here’s how to comment for growth👇

1. Discover
Find top creators in your niche
(100k plus audience)

2. Track
Know when they typically post 
(bookmark their LinkedIn)

3. Timing
Comment right after they post 
(being the first few comments helps)

4. Add Value
Make sure the comment is thoughtful
(add something to the discussion)

5. Get Personal
Tell a personal story in the comment
(this builds your authority)

The math is simple:

No commenting: 500 views per day
Smart commenting: 2,000+ views per day

It's doesn't take much effort.
Start with just 2 to 5 comments a day.
Work your way up.

Your reach and LinkedIn growth will thank you.

P.S. Do you strategically comment on LinkedIn?

I read 5-10 business books a year

(but only 1 changed my LinkedIn growth)

Atomic Habits by James Clear.
Not because it's revolutionary.
But because it's executable.

The concepts I use to grow on LinkedIn👇

The 1% Rule
Forget massive transformations.
Small daily improvements compound.
• 1% better daily = 37x better in a year
• 1% worse daily = decline to nearly zero
Your LinkedIn growth? Same math applies.

The Four Laws
Building good habits:
• Make it obvious (calendar alerts)
• Make it attractive (track your streak)
• Make it easy (templates ready)
• Make it satisfying (celebrate small wins)
Breaking bad ones? Do the opposite.

Systems > Goals
Goals are for losers.
Winners focus on systems.
• Goal: Hit 100k followers
• System: Post daily at 8am with proven formats

The Habit Loop
Every habit runs on this engine:
• Cue → "See phone on nightstand"
• Craving → "Need dopamine hit"
• Response → "Scroll LinkedIn for 30 mins"
• Reward → "Feel connected"
Want change? Interrupt the loop.

Environment Design
Your space controls your habits.
• Phone in drawer = 80% less scrolling
• Water bottle visible = 3x more hydration
• Content templates bookmarked = daily posting
Stop relying on willpower. Fix your environment.

Habit Stacking
New habits fail alone. Stack them.
My morning stack:
• Coffee → Write hook (2 mins)
• Check email → Draft post (10 mins)
• First call → Schedule content
547 days. Zero misses.

The 2-Minute Rule
Start stupidly small.
• "Build my brand" → "Write one sentence"
• "Grow network" → "Comment on one post"
• "Create content" → "Open Canva"
Consistency beats intensity. Every time.

Most people read books and do nothing.
Few implement systems.
Even fewer stick with them daily.

That's basically your edge.

Don’t just set a goal
Design a new habit

P.S. What habit are you designing for 2026?

Your content is amazing, but nobody reads it

(it’s because you’re not stopping the scroll)

Designing to stop the scroll doesn’t take hours
You don’t have to be a designer to do it
My designs used to be VERY bad
Now, I go viral weekly
It’s super simple
Here’s how 👇

Start In Canva
↳ Start 90% of posts here
↳ Design quickly and easily
↳ Reliable creative base

1: Set Size
- Use 1080x1350 pixels
- Best fit for LinkedIn mobile

2: Use a Tall Font
- Tall fonts grab attention
- Try Anton, Bison, or August

3: Select 2 Colors
- Simple palettes work best
- Easier for brains to scan

4: Show Margins
- Enable this in settings
- Keeps your design aligned

5: Position Text
- Place headline at the top
- Keep strictly inside margins

6: Create Image
- Use Ideogram to generate
- Match your hex codes

7: Select Image
- Generate a few options
- Pick the sharpest one

8: Add Image
- Drop the file into Canva
- Use 'Background Remover'

9: Reposition
- Layer image over the text
- Let it break margin lines

10: Polish
- Add a grain texture overlay
- Subtle details boost quality

Final Product
- 1080x1350 pixel asset
- Eye-catching carousel cover

Design shouldn't be the bottleneck to your growth.

Don't let a bad cover kill a great idea.

Steal this workflow for your next post.

P.S. What’s your best scroll-stopping design
(post it below with your stats 👇)

LinkedIn carousels built my 50k following.

(Here’s how I create them fast 👇)

Most spend 3+ hours on carousel design
Then, get 200 views on their post
It’s deflating. I’ve been there

Meanwhile, I create carousels in 20 minutes.
And get 20,000+ views per post

The exact workflow 👇

1: Canvas (1 mins)
- 1080x1350 pixels
- Tall fonts (Anton, Bison)
- 2 colors max

2: Hook Slide (4 mins)
- Big promise at top
- Parenthetical for curiosity
- Visual hierarchy

3: Body Slides (10 mins)
- One concept per slide
- Bullets, not paragraphs
- Caption describes visual

4: CTA Slide (2 mins)
- Value first
- Then engagement ask
- P.S. sections get 2x comments

5: Images (2 mins)
- Ideogram AI
- Match hex codes
- Break margins for depth

6: Export (1 mins)
- PDF, not images
- Full LinkedIn previews
- Better reach

7: Caption (0 mins)
- Hook → Context → Bullets → CTA
- Under 1,500 characters
- Mobile-first

RESULTS:

Month 1-10: 200 views if lucky
Month 11+: 200,000 weekly views

The difference?
This system.

Your audience doesn't want perfection.
They want education wrapped in simplicity.

Save this workflow.
Watch what happens.

P.S. What's your biggest carousel challenge?
P.P.S. Design? Ideas? Consistency? Drop it below 👇

Old way: $10k /month ad creative team.

New way: $0 /month with Google Pomelli

Google just launched it’s AI ad generator
Its called Pomelli & it’s incredibly powerful

Here’s how I use it to create ads in minutes 👇

Step 1 – Enter Your Website
• Type in your site URL to start the process
• Pomelli pulls data to understand your brand

Step 2 – Automated Analysis
• AI scans your website for visuals and tone
• Delivers a full analysis in minutes

Step 3 – Create Brand DNA
• Pomelli builds your fonts, colors, and imagery
• You can tweak elements to stay on-brand

Step 4 – Generate Campaign
• Instantly creates ad creatives using your DNA
• Edit, delete, or generate new versions

Step 5 – Edit with Prompts
• Type a prompt to remix or adjust campaigns
• Generate new ideas in seconds

Step 6 – Resize for Platforms
• Instantly adapt ads for feed or square formats
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I gained 10,000 trusted followers in 60 days

(using 6 tactics nobody talks about)

I used to write 1,000-word thought leadership posts
Shared my entire business philosophy
Crafted the perfect personal brand story

Nobody cared.

Then I discovered what actually builds trust online.

It's simpler than you think 👇

1: Drop Experience Signals

- "I grew by 1k followers this week"
- "I used to struggle with consistency"
- One line that shows you've been there
- Instant credibility in 10 words or less

2: Show Up Every Single Day

- Trust compounds with consistency
- People need to see you 7+ times
- Daily presence beats perfect content

3: Share Your Real Life (Sometimes)

- 90% business content
- 10% personal glimpses
- My kids' drawings get more DMs than my best tips
- Humans trust humans, not brands

4: Build Relationships in Comments

- The post starts the conversation
- The comments create the connection
- Reply to everyone (yes, everyone)
- Real trust happens in the back-and-forth

5: Stick to Your Lane

- Pick 3-5 core topics
- Become known for something specific
- Authority in one area > surface knowledge in many
- Consistency builds expertise perception

6: Make It Actionable, Not Academic

- Theory = "I read this somewhere"
- Tactics = "I actually do this"
- Give the exact steps you take
- People trust practitioners, not professors

The old way: Write perfect content and hope
The new way: Build trust through micro-actions

Trust isn't built in one viral post.
It's built in 100 small interactions.

Start with just one of these today.

P.S. No trust, no growth, trust me! 
P.P.S. What's been working for you? Drop it below 👇