Ever heard of a Service Page on LinkedIn?

I've made approximately $29k in 17 months on LinkedIn and one of the easiest and safest ways to get clients on LinkedIn is by getting them to message you.

Which is sometimes not assured as the only way you can do this is by posting contents and two things typically happen to your content.

LinkedIn pushes it to the folks that need your help at that moment so they message you.

And no, it's not through your content although that helps, but we're going to try a more direct approach.

Can you guess what this approach is?

Ta-da!

It's your Service Page.

What?. Never heard of that?

You'll know about it soon enough.

Your service page can be located at the top of your profile and it's basically a mini-sales page where clients can request a project based on what you're offering the the service page.

To set up your service page seamlessly, you need to ask yourself these four important questions.

-What service do I want to offer?

-What are the skills that are required to ensure the service yields results?

-What results do I want to give anyone that I offer this service to?

-How do I want to work? (Remotely, hybrid or on-site)

After you've asked yourself these questions, click on the small pencil icon as indicated to set up your service page.

1. Choose five sets of skills that you'll want to offer as a complementary service. More like a service stack.

2. Let the 'About' contain the results you aim to give a prospect upon starting the project. You have to utilize the character limit provided. You have just 500 characters. So utilize it well.

Optimize the About the Service section with keywords that are relevant to that particular service you'll be offering a client. Let the 'About' contain the results you aim to give a prospect upon starting the project. You have to utilize the character limit provided. You have just 500 characters. So utilize it well.

3. Include your availability. If you'd want to work remotely or from home.

4. Turn on Client requests

5. Allow LinkedIn members send you a message about your service

6. Anyone should see your service page

7. Hit publish

8. Post your content and make reference to your service page.

9. It helps filter the kind of clients that come to your DM.

Your content will serve as a source of traffic to your service page.

Request reviews and ratings from clients you eventually work with. It helps a lot.

Till my next tip drops in your inbox,

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