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Your Website Isn't the Problem. Your Market Research Is.

You built the website. You drive traffic to it. And yet... nobody is buying. Nobody is booking. The traffic just evaporates.

Coach Solomon has worked with hundreds of business owners and he's identified the root cause every single time:

"Your website is a reflection of your imagination. Most business owners may be wiz kids when it comes to the service they provide. They may have the best product on earth. But they don't know anything about the market."

The Google Search Bar Is Your Market

Every day, hundreds of thousands of people go online and type their problems into Google. That search bar? That's your market. Those are your buyers.

And right there alongside them are your competitors — the industry leaders making millions from the same service you offer. Their websites aren't products of imagination. They're products of research.

How to Fix It

Coach Solomon's method is straightforward: go to Google, search your own product or service, and study every website that comes up. What are they offering? How are they positioning it? What language are they using?

Then bring that back to your website. Stop guessing what your customers want to hear. Let the market tell you.

"Once you do your homework, you're going to determine which angle of your business you should be presenting on your website. Now it's a product of science, not a product of your imagination."

This Is Why LinkedIn + Website = Everything

LinkedIn drives the traffic. Your website converts it. But only if your website speaks the language of your market — not the language of your ego.

Get Coach Solomon's full strategy for turning LinkedIn into a consistent source of website traffic and paying clients.

👉 Start at LinkedInPlaybook.net — free guide available

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Stop Falling for the 'Collaboration' Trap on LinkedIn

If you've spent any time marketing on LinkedIn, someone has slid into your DMs with some version of this:

"Hey, I'd love to get on a Zoom call and explore a collaboration!"

Sounds exciting, right? Alliance. Partnership. Working together.

Coach Solomon has been on LinkedIn long enough to know what's really going on — and he's not afraid to say it.

"This word collaboration is thrown around more than rice at a wedding. But on LinkedIn, it's taken on a new meaning. When most business owners say 'let's collaborate,' their definition is: me paying you for your services and you delivering."

Why This Matters for Your Time

You carve out time in your schedule. You prep for the call. You show up ready to build something together. And then you find out they just want to sell you something.

That's not a collaboration. That's a sales call dressed up in partnership language.

What Real Collaboration Looks Like

Coach Solomon's definition is simple: real collaboration means working together toward a common goal that benefits everyone involved. Like building a private community of business owners who support each other's content, drive traffic to each other's websites, and grow together.

That's the kind of collaboration that actually moves your business forward.

The Lesson

Be discerning on LinkedIn. Not everyone who uses the word "collaboration" is interested in mutual benefit. Protect your time. Spend it building real relationships with people who genuinely want to work together.

Coach Solomon teaches you how to identify those people — and how to build a network of them — inside the LinkedIn Playbook.

👉 Learn how to build real partnerships at LinkedInPlaybook.net

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How to Find Paying Clients on LinkedIn Without Spending a Dollar on Ads

Paid ads are expensive. Cold outreach is exhausting. And posting content hoping someone notices you? That's a lottery ticket strategy.

Coach Solomon has been teaching a different approach for years — and it works without any ad spend.

The Profile as a Landing Page

Your LinkedIn profile isn't a resume. It's a sales page. Coach Solomon is clear about this:

"Your LinkedIn profile has to be set up like a landing page, just like your website — because tons of people are going to be coming to your profile."

That means every section of your profile — headline, about, featured section — has one job: communicate who you help, what problem you solve, and what to do next.

The "Spicy" Leave-Behind Strategy

When you engage on someone else's post, you're not just leaving a comment — you're leaving a trail back to your profile and your website. Coach Solomon calls it leaving something "spicy" — a comment valuable enough to make someone want to click your name and find out more.

Every comment you leave is a mini-ad for your business. Make it count.

Turning Engagement Into Traffic

The goal isn't to close a deal in the comments. The goal is to get them to your website. Once they're there, your landing page does the selling.

This is the full loop: great profile → valuable engagement → click to website → booked call → paying client.

No ads. No spam. No cold DMs that go nowhere.

Want the Full System?

Coach Solomon walks you through every step at LinkedInPlaybook.net — from setting up your profile to the exact engagement moves that drive traffic.

👉 Get the free guide at LinkedInPlaybook.net

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Is LinkedIn a Network? Coach Solomon Says No — and Here's Why That Matters

This one will blow your mind a little.

Coach Solomon asks a simple question: Is LinkedIn a network?

His answer? No. And understanding why is the key to everything.

"Social media is nothing more than a parking lot for your business. The vast majority of business owners are divided on social media and they don't work together to achieve any common goal. 93% of business owners only post content to promote themselves."

What a Real Network Actually Is

A network isn't just a place where people are connected. Coach Solomon defines it precisely:

"A network is a group of two or more business owners that are interconnected for the purpose of exchanging data and sharing resources in order to achieve a common goal that benefits the network."

Just being on the same platform doesn't make it a network. It's like living next to people in a neighborhood — that doesn't make it a community. It only becomes a community when people start working together.

What Happens Without a Real Network

Millions of business owners on LinkedIn are throwing content into what Coach Solomon calls "an infinite black hole of darkness with virtually zero engagement."

He's seen it. Hashtags with 800,000 followers and posts with zero engagement. That's what happens when everyone is working alone.

Witness the Power of the Network

Coach Solomon has been part of a real business network for over five years. The result? Posts with 51,000 impressions. 135 likes. 54 comments. Numbers that 93% of LinkedIn users will never see — because they're going it alone.

The network works because there's strength in numbers. Stop being a lone wolf on LinkedIn.

👉 Start building your network the right way at LinkedInPlaybook.net

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You're Spending 90% of Your LinkedIn Time on the Wrong 10%

Here's a number that will change how you think about LinkedIn forever.

85% of your LinkedIn marketing effort should be spent engaging with other business owners — not creating content.

Coach Solomon breaks it down like this:

"Content creation, posting updates, articles, direct message marketing, following business owners, daily likes, comments — these elements should only constitute about 2 to 10% of your LinkedIn marketing strategy. The more significant portion, approximately 85%, should be dedicated to engaging directly with other business owners."

Read that again. Most people have it completely backwards.

Why Content Alone Doesn't Work

LinkedIn is a platform that thrives on interaction and genuine connection. When you just broadcast your own message without engaging with others, you come across as impersonal — or worse, spammy.

The result? Less engagement. Fewer opportunities. More frustration.

What 85% Engagement Looks Like

It means showing up in other people's comment sections with real value. It means sending personalized messages that start conversations — not pitch fests. It means building relationships before you need anything from someone.

When you do this consistently, something powerful happens: trust builds. And trust is what converts connections into clients.

The Bottom Line

You can't find paying clients and book appointments if you can't get potential clients off the LinkedIn platform and onto your website. Engagement is the bridge that gets them there.

👉 Learn the full engagement system at LinkedInPlaybook.net — Coach Solomon's step-by-step guide to tripling your website traffic from LinkedIn.

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The Real Reason 90% of Business Owners Quit LinkedIn in 4 Months

Coach Solomon has studied this pattern for years — and he sees it over and over again.

A business owner joins LinkedIn full of energy. They post content. They show up. They grind for three, four months straight. And then... nothing. No engagement. No website traffic. No sales. So they give up.

Here's what Coach Solomon says about that:

"It takes about four months of posting content on LinkedIn before they realize they're not producing any type of results. They're not producing any type of engagement, website traffic or even sales. It takes about four months before they eventually give up."

But here's the thing — it's not their fault. They were just playing the wrong game.

Likes ≠ Business

Most business owners are chasing likes, comments, and shares. And LinkedIn LOVES that you're doing that — because it benefits the platform, not your bank account.

Coach Solomon puts it plainly:

"Website traffic, leads, and sales has MORE importance than likes, comments, and shares. You don't have a business if you can't get people to your website."

He's right. You could have 10,000 followers on LinkedIn and still not have a single paying client — because followers don't pay bills. Buyers do.

What Actually Works

While most people were obsessing over post performance, Coach Solomon ran a campaign that sent over 1,200 business owners directly to his website. 327 of them liked what they saw so much they started sharing his content — marketing his business for free.

That's the difference between a content strategy and a traffic strategy.

The Shift You Need to Make

Stop measuring your LinkedIn success by likes. Start measuring it by website visits, inquiries, and booked calls. Everything else is a vanity metric.

Ready to learn the strategy that actually moves the needle? 👉 Get the free guide at LinkedInPlaybook.net

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Why Your LinkedIn Profile Is Costing You Clients (And How to Fix It Today)

Most business owners on LinkedIn are making the same mistake — and it's costing them clients every single day.

They set up a profile, connect with a few people, and then wonder why nobody is reaching out. Here's the truth: LinkedIn isn't broken. Your strategy is.

The #1 Profile Mistake

Your headline says your job title. That's it. "CEO at ABC Company." "Founder." "Marketing Consultant."

Nobody cares about your title. They care about what you can do for them. Your headline should answer one question: what problem do you solve?

Instead of: "LinkedIn Marketing Coach" Try: "I Help Small Business Owners Get Paying Clients From LinkedIn — Without Cold DMs or Paid Ads"

That one change alone can double your profile views in 30 days.

The Content Trap

Most people post content that entertains. Coach Solomon teaches you to post content that attracts buyers. There's a massive difference.

Entertaining content gets likes. Buyer-attracting content gets DMs that say "I want to work with you."

The formula is simple: share a specific problem your ideal client faces, show them you understand it better than anyone, then point them toward the solution.

The Network Method Nobody Talks About

Stop trying to grow your network. Start trying to activate the connections you already have.

You probably have hundreds of connections sitting dormant. Those are warm leads. People who already know your name. With the right 3-message sequence, you can turn those cold connections into booked calls — without being spammy or pushy.

Ready to Go Deeper?

This is just the surface. The full system — profile optimization, the daily 5-step engagement formula, the exact DM sequence, and your 30-day action plan — is all inside the LinkedIn Client Acquisition Blueprint.

👉 Get the free guide + full blueprint at LinkedInPlaybook.net

No fluff. No theory. Just the exact steps Coach Solomon uses to help business owners turn LinkedIn into their #1 source of paying clients.

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Most beatmakers aren’t failing because of their sound… they’re failing because no one sees it.

While you’re tweaking drums and melodies, the ones getting paid mastered something different: attention, positioning, and marketing psychology.

This video breaks down the exact shift that separates ignored producers from paid ones.

If you’re serious about turning beats into income—not just uploads—tap in. Then join a community of beatmakers who are learning how to market like pros, collaborate, and actually get heard.

🎯 Stop guessing. Start positioning.

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Yes. It's a real thing. Stop Tiktokers from scrolling on your videos and start listening when you hook their earlobe with just one of these hooks

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Most beatmakers aren’t failing because of their sound… they’re failing because no one sees it.

While you’re tweaking drums and melodies, the ones getting paid mastered something different: attention, positioning, and marketing psychology.

This video breaks down the exact shift that separates ignored producers from paid ones.

If you’re serious about turning beats into income—not just uploads—tap in. Then join a community of beatmakers who are learning how to market like pros, collaborate, and actually get heard.

🎯 Stop guessing. Start positioning.

#beatmakers #musicmarketing #producerlife #sellbeats #independentartist #musicbusiness #beatstars #producercommunity #digitalmarketing #contentstrategy #musicproducers #undergroundhiphop #typebeats #musicpromotion #entrepreneurmindset

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Why Your Tumblr Engagement Sucks (And How to Fix It!) 🚀 Are your Tumblr posts getting ignored?

No likes, no reblogs, and zero engagement?

😩 Don’t worry—I’ve got you covered! In this video, I break down why your Tumblr posts aren’t reaching people and how you can fix it with simple strategies.

🔥 What You’ll Learn:

✅ The biggest mistakes killing your engagement

✅ How Tumblr’s algorithm really works

✅ The best times to post for MAX visibility

✅ Tagging strategies that actually work

✅ The secret to getting more reblogs & followers 📌

Don’t let your posts go unseen! Watch till the end for proven tips to grow your Tumblr presence FAST. 💬 Drop a comment below: What’s your biggest struggle on Tumblr? Let’s fix it together! 💙

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🤕The "Collaboration" That Wasn’t – A Story About Authenticity📙 A few weeks ago, I received a message that started with, “Hey! I love what you’re doing.

Let’s collaborate!” 🤝 At first, I was thrilled. Collaboration is one of my favorite words—it’s about building something meaningful together, sharing ideas, and creating mutual value.

I thought, “This could be exciting! A chance to partner with someone who aligns with my vision.” 🎉

We set up a call. I came prepared, ready to brainstorm, share insights, and explore how we could work together.

But within minutes, it became clear that this wasn’t about collaboration at all. Instead, it was a one-sided pitch.

The message was essentially: “Here’s what I do. Pay me, and we can work together.” 💼💳 I couldn’t help but feel disappointed.

The word “collaboration” had been ....

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Why Your LinkedIn DM Marketing is Going Nowhere Fast

LinkedIn business owners may encounter challenges and failures in direct message (DM) marketing for several reasons:

Lack of Personalization: Many DM marketing efforts on LinkedIn fail because they lack personalization. Generic, mass messages often get ignored or marked as spam by recipients.

Overly Salesy Approach: Some business owners make the mistake of being too pushy or sales-oriented in their DMs. LinkedIn users are often professionals who value genuine connections and meaningful conversations rather than aggressive sales pitches.

Failure to Provide Value: DM marketing on LinkedIn should focus on providing value to the recipient. If the message doesn't offer anything of interest or benefit to the recipient, it's likely to be ignored.

Ignoring Relationship Building: Successful DM marketing on LinkedIn requires building relationships first. Skipping this step and immediately jumping to sales pitches can be off-putting and ineffective.

Ineffective Targeting: Sending DMs to the wrong audience can lead to failure. Business owners need to ensure they're targeting the right individuals who are likely to be interested in their products or services.

Poor Timing: Timing is crucial in DM marketing. Sending messages at inappropriate times or too frequently can annoy recipients and lead to negative outcomes.

Ignoring LinkedIn Etiquette: LinkedIn has its own set of etiquette rules. Failing to adhere to these rules, such as sending unsolicited connection requests or spammy messages, can damage one's reputation and lead to failure in DM marketing.

Inadequate Follow-Up: Following up is essential in DM marketing. Failing to follow up with interested prospects or leads can result in missed opportunities.

Lack of Strategy: Some business owners engage in DM marketing on LinkedIn without a clear strategy or plan in place. Without a strategic approach, their efforts are less likely to yield positive results.

Not Tracking Results: Failure to track and analyze the results of DM marketing efforts makes it difficult to identify what's working and what's not. Without this information, it's challenging to make necessary adjustments and improvements.

To succeed in DM marketing on LinkedIn, business owners need to focus on building genuine relationships, providing value, targeting the right audience, and adhering to LinkedIn's etiquette guidelines. Additionally, having a well-defined strategy, tracking results, and making necessary adjustments are essential for long-term success.