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How to Write a LinkedIn Bio That ConvertsClient Attraction

How to Write a LinkedIn Bio That Converts

A LinkedIn bio that converts starts with your ideal client's situation, not your credentials. Most coaches write about themselves. The bios that turn visitors...

Bas SmeetsBas SmeetsApr 4, 20268 min
LinkedIn Connection Request Templates That Get AcceptedClient Attraction

LinkedIn Connection Request Templates That Get Accepted

A LinkedIn connection request gets accepted when it is personal and gives a genuine reason to connect. One sentence about why you are reaching out beats any...

Bas SmeetsBas SmeetsApr 3, 20268 min
How to Find Coaching Clients OnlineClient Attraction

How to Find Coaching Clients Online

Finding coaching clients online comes down to being findable by the right people in the right places. For most coaches, that means LinkedIn content that...

Bas SmeetsBas SmeetsApr 2, 20268 min
How to Get Coaching ClientsClient Attraction

How to Get Coaching Clients

Getting coaching clients consistently comes from three things: a clear position that makes the right person think you are for them, content that builds trust...

Bas SmeetsBas SmeetsApr 1, 20268 min
LinkedIn Storytelling: How to Turn Real Moments Into PostsLinkedIn Strategy

LinkedIn Storytelling: How to Turn Real Moments Into Posts

LinkedIn storytelling for coaches means turning real moments into posts that make the right person feel seen. Not inspiration, not lessons wrapped in...

Bas SmeetsBas SmeetsMar 31, 202610 min
How to Batch-Create a Month of LinkedIn ContentLinkedIn Strategy

How to Batch-Create a Month of LinkedIn Content

Batching LinkedIn content means sitting down once or twice a week to write multiple posts in one session, then scheduling them out. Most coaches who post...

Bas SmeetsBas SmeetsMar 30, 20268 min
LinkedIn Articles vs Posts: Which Should You Use?LinkedIn Strategy

LinkedIn Articles vs Posts: Which Should You Use?

For coaches, LinkedIn posts are almost always the better choice. They get more reach, more engagement, and build an audience faster. LinkedIn articles have one...

Bas SmeetsBas SmeetsMar 29, 20268 min
LinkedIn Video: What to Post and What to SkipLinkedIn Strategy

LinkedIn Video: What to Post and What to Skip

LinkedIn video builds familiarity faster than any other format. For coaches, that matters. Clients hire people they trust, and trust comes from feeling like...

Bas SmeetsBas SmeetsMar 28, 20269 min
How to Repurpose Content for LinkedInLinkedIn Strategy

How to Repurpose Content for LinkedIn

Repurposing content for LinkedIn means taking one idea and giving it more than one life. A coaching session observation becomes a text post, then a carousel,...

Bas SmeetsBas SmeetsMar 27, 20268 min
LinkedIn Newsletters: Are They Worth Starting?LinkedIn Strategy

LinkedIn Newsletters: Are They Worth Starting?

LinkedIn newsletters are worth starting if you want to build a direct subscriber base on the platform. They do not replace your blog or email list, but they...

Bas SmeetsBas SmeetsMar 26, 20269 min
LinkedIn Polls: Do They Still Work in 2026?LinkedIn Strategy

LinkedIn Polls: Do They Still Work in 2026?

LinkedIn polls still get reach in 2026, but they are a reach tool, not a trust-building tool. For coaches, they work best for market research and audience...

Bas SmeetsBas SmeetsMar 25, 20268 min
How Often Should You Post on LinkedIn?LinkedIn Strategy

How Often Should You Post on LinkedIn?

Three times a week is the right posting frequency for most coaches on LinkedIn. Enough to stay visible in the algorithm, realistic enough to sustain, and often...

Bas SmeetsBas SmeetsMar 24, 20268 min