Noam Nisand

“Loved your post …” is not personalization.

That’s a way to get ghosted.

But with ChatGPT-5, you can flip it:
→ Copy 20 posts + comments from a prospect
→ Let AI expose their priorities and patterns
→ Write openers that feel relevant instead of random

10 minutes of prep.
Zero creep factor.
Conversations that actually convert.

Save this post.
Try it on 10 prospects this week.
Book meetings instead of chasing replies.

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Most people fail at LinkedIn.

Not because they’re bad at content.

Because they’re stuck in bad habits.

LinkedIn isn’t just a feed.
It’s a funnel.

But if you’re lurking, reposting and hiding your offer...

That funnel leaks.

This post breaks down the 7 red flags killing your reach.

And what to do instead.

So you stop posting for likes.
And start posting for pipeline.

Save it.
Share it with your team.

Fix your red flags and let your content do the selling.

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I’m Noam, follow me to turn your content into a 24/7 salesperson

You can now turn "1 idea into 20" with this single prompt.

So, let me get this straight…

Your audience doesn’t need 100 half-baked thoughts.

They need 1 big idea drilled so deep they can’t ignore you.

That’s how you:
→ Build authority faster
→ Stay top of mind longer
→ Sound consistent (without sounding boring)

Because repetition isn’t the problem.
Repetition without angles is.

Now follow these exact steps to use this prompt smart:

Step 1: Pick your core idea
(Ex: “Outbound is dead without personalization”)

Step 2: Drop the 20-angle prompt (see image)
ChatGPT reframes it into 20 posts instantly.

Step 3: Edit. Post. Repeat.
That’s how you turn one solid spark into a content engine.

If you’re still scared of repeating yourself…

Remember this: your audience forgets 90% of what you post.

They don’t need “new” from you.
They need “clear” from you.
Every single time.

Save this post.
Stop winging your content.
Build a brand they can't forget.

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This must be the most underrated LinkedIn metric.

No one is tracking it (but should):

Comment impressions > Post views

Most people ignore them.

But I’ve seen single comments hit 15K-90K+ views.

No fancy visuals.
No hour-long writing blocks.
Just one sharp take in the right way.

If you’re not using comments to grow, you’re skipping the easiest visibility boost on the platform.

I leave 100-200 every day.

Because they:

→ Build trust without pitching
→ Show up on posts your buyers already read
→ Get you profile visits without even posting daily

This is how you turn comments into pipeline:

1. Say what others won’t

Push the conversation.
Not rudely, just honestly.
People remember real takes.

2. Add something valuable

Skip “great post.”

Say:
→ “We tested this last month and got 27% lift.”
→ “Took me 6 months to learn this. Wish I saw it sooner.”

The more useful and real you are, the more reach you earn.

3. Comment where your buyers hang out

Leave thoughts on posts your ICP already reads.
That’s how you borrow reach and build credibility.

Comment impressions = warm reach.

Use it, track it.
And turn visibility into leads, naturally.

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People on X will say anything to get views.

Here’s how to (actually) get your first client.

1. Define exactly who you want to serve

- And what you want to offer.

- Be ultra-clear on your ICP and the exact outcome you deliver.

2. Create niche content on Linkedin.

- Post extremely detailed content, at least 3x per week.

- You content teaches this audience how to solve their problems, for free.

- It builds trust and shows you know what you’re doing.

3. DM qualified prospects.

- Record a short Loom video showing exactly how you’d solve their problem.

- Make it personal, concise, and actionable.

That’s the free way to land your first freelance client.

No tools. No paid databases. 
Just clarity, value, and genuine outreach.

PS: If you listen to those “outbound gurus,” you’ll spend tens of thousands per year for no reason.

(Plus, you’ll have spammed your entire network for nothing.)

lemlist just acquired Claap for over $15M, and it is one of the smartest product decisions I have seen lately.

All the big players in sales tech are making bold AI moves.

Here's why they strategically did it:
→ Calls are still the heart of sales.

They are where objections surface, timelines change, and deals are won or lost.

Now that lemlist is integrating Claap:

→ Every call automatically updates your CRM with key insights like objections, priorities, and timelines, so your next follow-up is sharp and personal.

And for a tool that is already extremely complete, this means adding an even more powerful brain upstream, one that learns directly from every human interaction.

This is where the next generation of tools will win: not by replacing humans, but by deeply understanding and leveraging every conversation they have.