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jalal shamim

Social Media Marketing

LinkedIn marketing for B2B companies and founders

LinkedIn is where most B2B buying conversations now start. I build a content strategy for your company page and, more importantly, for the people your buyers want to hear from.

Why LinkedIn works for B2B

Decision-makers use LinkedIn to keep up with their industry and check out who they might hire. A consistent presence means that when they are ready to buy, your name is already familiar. That applies whether your buyers are in New York, London, Toronto or Sydney.

People first, company second

Posts from people consistently reach more of the right audience than posts from company pages. The strategy therefore centres on the founder or senior team: what they have learned, the problems they solve and the opinions they hold. The company page supports it with proof, news and hiring. Read more in a LinkedIn content strategy for founders and personal branding.

What I produce

  • Short stories from client work with a clear lesson
  • Step-by-step document carousels
  • Points of view on common advice in your industry
  • Short videos answering the questions you get asked most

From attention to enquiries

Every profile gets a clear headline, a featured section that explains how to work with you and a link to the right page on your site. I track profile views, connection requests from your target buyers and enquiries that mention LinkedIn, not just likes. If you want to reach buyers faster, LinkedIn content pairs well with paid campaigns.

How it works

The process

  1. Audience and profile audit

  2. Content pillars and voice

  3. Monthly posts from short interviews

  4. Engagement and lead tracking

FAQ

Questions about LinkedIn Marketing

Company page or personal profile?
Both, but personal profiles usually reach far more of the right people. Buyers want to hear from the person they would work with, so founder and team profiles tend to carry the strategy, with the company page supporting them.
How much of my time does it take?
Around 30 minutes a week for a short interview or voice note. I turn that into drafted posts in your voice for you to approve.

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Ready to be found and chosen?

Book a free 30-minute strategy call. You’ll leave with a clear next step, whether or not we work together.

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