A Second Example of the Relevant Blog Trick for Marketing on LinkedIn as a Coach

Last week, I showed you The Relevant Blog Trick. As a side note, marketers, teachers, and movement-makers make up phrases and coin new terms to teach and for ease of reference, a nice trick. So this phrase, “relevant blog trick,” is a phrase I made up – and it suits me.

The idea is to capture hot discussions from your market on LinkedIn (could be any group where people chat) on topics related to your coaching. Then turn that into a blog, and in the future, when the topic arises again (it always does), you can share your already-written article.

In this blog, here’s another example of this move in action.

Below is a recent discussion on LinkedIn. I asked about who was blogging and to see their blogs. Here, a member mentioned a frustration she is facing on blogging regularly (a common challenge). In the past, I had written an article on getting blogs done in under an hour, so I shared it.

They key to this strategy is to be active in your “hangouts” … wherever you network or interact with your market.

And when they complain or fuss or share a struggle, note it, then about how to solve it (even simple as one way to resolve it, doesn’t have to be long).

AND being active puts you in a position to capture moments when you can share your article.

Using this trick is a great move for not only driving traffic tactfully to your website but for knowing about your market, making an impact in your LinkedIn groups, and building your image as an expert coach – and you know clients love to follow, recommend, and work with such experts.

Love to hear your thoughts on this or any good moves when networking on LinkedIn. Just comment below.