How Long Have You Been a Copywriter?

I've been a copywriter since 2021, having completed a professional course run by the London School of Public Relations (their branch in Zagreb, Croatia). After that, I took the online course certified by Lions Cannes. I've been gradually transitioning into copywriting and slowly moving away from translation.

What's the Process if I Hire You for Copywriting/SEO?

First, we'll schedule a ZOOM or Google Meet call. We can have multiple meetings depending on the project complexity. There's a copywriting brief I use to ask you about your needs, and this brief helps me craft a copy and an SEO strategy that will benefit you. You'll need to fill in the brief before we schedule a call.

How Can I Pay for Your Copywriting/SEO Work?

You can pay in full in advance, or 50% of the specified sum in advance and the remainder within a maximum of 2 weeks. I'll first issue an OFFER, and when the work is ready, you'll receive the INVOICE in EUR. I'm based in Zagreb, Croatia. You can pay by bank transfer or PayPal.

How Long Have You Been an SEO Professional?

I've been working as an SEO professional since 2023, focusing on on-page SEO. On-page SEO means I work to improve what's on your website, paying attention to the content. I came to see SEO as a necessity for businesses that want to grow organically with blogs and compelling copywriting without investing in online advertising.

What if I Don't Like the Copy or SEO Work?

As we work together on your website, you have the right to request changes. I'll provide a second version included in the price. However, you'll need to provide detailed feedback with specific arguments or show me examples of copy that achieves the effect you'd like for your website.

Do You Offer Free Consultations?

Yes, I offer free SEO or copywriting consultations via Zoom or Google Meet for up to 30 minutes. Sessions longer than 30 minutes are considered paid 1:1 consultations for Copywriting, LinkedIn, or SEO services.

Is There a Money-Back Guarantee?

Yes, you can request a refund within 30 days of paying for copywriting and SEO services if the work doesn't meet your demands.

write Linkedin posts — linkedin blog

LinkedIn has evolved from a digital resume repository into a vibrant professional community.

But not many people would agree with that. They might even say that Linkedin is becoming more like Facebook.

For anyone looking to grow their network, attract new opportunities (read my blog article on reaching new clients), or establish themselves as an industry voice, learning to write LinkedIn posts is essential.

Yet, for many, the blank postbox can feel daunting.

Questions to Clear Out of the Way Before Writing a LinkedIn Post

How do you start?
What should you say?
And most importantly—how do you write LinkedIn posts that actually get people to check out your profile?

This guide will walk you through the process, offering actionable tips and examples, and linking you to further resources to help you master LinkedIn content creation.

Why Write LinkedIn Posts?

Before diving into the “how,” it’s important to understand the “why.” Regularly posting on LinkedIn helps you:

Increase your visibility within your industry and build a personal brand on Linkedin
Attract profile views from recruiters, clients, or collaborators
Build credibility by sharing your expertise and insights
Foster engagement and conversation with your network

When you write LinkedIn posts that resonate, you open doors to new professional opportunities.

write Linkedin posts - Linkedin statistics — Here’s a Linkedin post that got 1000 views and just 1 comment!

When you tag someone who’s ready to comment, you can grow your posts reach.

From the LinkedIn Post to Checking out Your LinkedIn Summary

A well-crafted LinkedIn post does more than just rack up likes; it acts as a gateway to your profile.

When your post stands out, readers are more likely to click through to your profile—and, ultimately, your Linkedin summary. Here’s how to write that one Linkedin post that will start off your path to building a pesonal brand on Linkedin.

1. Start With a Compelling Hook When Writing Your Linkedin post

Your first sentence is everything.

According to a Forbes article,

“Those first 8 words determine if anyone clicks to see more. Write 10 options then pick the strongest one. A powerful hook pulls people into your world.Try starting with a bold statement, a surprising statistic, or a personal insight.”

2. Keep It Concise and Valuable

Don’t overwhelm your audience with lengthy paragraphs!

Break up your text, use bullet points, and focus on delivering clear value.

Share practical tips, industry insights, or lessons learned. Posts that are easy to read are more likely to be shared and engaged with.

Just yesterday I wrote a Linkedin post on brevity. But, sometimes it’s also insightful to write long, when you have a lot to write about your path to getting where you are now, how you managed to established your business, what difficulties you experience along the way etc. And then include a lot of subjectivity.

write Linkedin post - type of content — This is a snippet from my Linkedin account’s stats on posts.

3. Add Visuals to Your Linkedin Post

Eye-catching images, infographics, or short videos can dramatically increase engagement.

Visuals help your post stand out in crowded feeds and make your message more memorable.

Furthermore, there are slides and carousels, which also add an extra touch to your Linkedin post, making it even more probable that readers will share with their own network.

4. End With a Call to Action

Just like you have a call to action button (CTA button) on your homepage’s hero section, it’s essential that you end your Linkedin post with a specific invitation.

Encourage readers to comment, share their experiences, or visit your profile for more insights.

For example, a simple prompt like “What’s your experience with this?” or “Check out my summary for more on this topic” can drive clicks to your profile.