LINKEDIN Master Jasmin Alić Gives a Masterclass On How to Attract Endless Opportunities

How Can I help you? In this episode, host Howie Chan interviews Jasmin (Jay) Alić, THE LinkedIn coach, who rewrote the entire LinkedIn playbook by leading with generosity, relationship, and authenticity. They delve into a whole new way of looking at LinkedIn, the fact that this platform can actually flip your trajectory, and how to get you there. The discussion emphasizes the impact of having a strong personal brand on LinkedIn. Jasmin provides the strategies needed to build a strong personal brand on LinkedIn, how to approach clients for smooth conversions, the type of content that will truly cause an impact, and, ultimately, how to stop chasing opportunities and have them come to you instead. Episode Breakdown: 03:51 The Fastest Rapper in the Balkans 04:53 Jay’s passion for writing and his well-loved BlackBerry phone 06:31 How Jay retired from rap 08:28 Jay’s origin story as a LinkedIn coach 12:41 How to stop chasing opportunities and have them come to you instead 15:29 F.A.I.L. and pivoting as you build your brand and business 18:00 Three things you need to do to build your personal brand on LinkedIn 22:58 Always go for a warm outreach instead of a cold outreach 25:53 Be human first and an expert sales agent second 28:06 Jay’s greatest issue with LinkedIn right now 30:36 Let go of combative marketing, you don’t need it 32:42 The importance of sharing truly valuable content for free   37:38 How Jay’s life has come full circle, not once but twice 42:48 The post everyone should write and revisit over time 45:22 Embrace the cringe, it’ll change your life 46:59 A letter to Jasmin’s younger self From Our Guest: Website LinkedIn  Youtube  Instagram  Jay’s SaaS company, Linkbound.io. Jay’s blocked posts: birthday post, spam bot post. Join Jay’s community, Link Up, "THE community for LinkedIners". Want prospects to become customers and passers-by to become fans? Sign up for Behavior Blueprint, my FREE 7-day email course. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.