The Authos blog: LinkedIn for business owners
Make your LinkedIn work easier to follow through on. These guides explain a practical method, include an example, and show what to check before choosing a tool.
- How to keep track of LinkedIn leads and follow-ups
A practical follow-up system for consultants, service-business founders and agency owners: record context, choose a next step, and review before sending.
- How to write LinkedIn posts in your own voice with AI
Build a short voice brief from your own writing, supply factual source notes, and review AI drafts before publishing. Includes a reusable prompt and example.
- How to turn LinkedIn expertise into a useful lead magnet
Choose one buyer problem, create a resource that helps solve it, and connect the promotional post, signup, delivery, and follow-up. Includes a worked example.
- How to choose a LinkedIn CRM as a solo consultant
Compare a simple tracker, a general CRM and a LinkedIn workspace using the same real consulting conversation.
- Five LinkedIn follow-up examples that continue the conversation
Adapt follow-ups for a promised resource, an open question, a proposal, an agreed check-in or a paused conversation.
- How to qualify a LinkedIn lead without guessing buying intent
Separate attention, buyer fit and an active opportunity. Use a short evidence record before deciding whether to reach out.
- A LinkedIn business-development routine for agency owners
Organize your agency’s own content, active conversations and follow-ups around a weekly routine that fits beside client delivery.
- A practical LinkedIn content plan for a service business
Build a small content plan from buyer questions, delivery lessons and useful resources, with a clear next step for each post.
- Lead magnet ideas for consultants and agencies: choose by buyer problem
Six practical resource ideas with a defined buyer, output and boundary. Choose one you can make useful before promoting it.
- How to connect LinkedIn content with business conversations
Give each post a useful next step, respond in context, and distinguish engagement from a genuine business opportunity.
- What to measure when LinkedIn is meant to bring clients
Separate publishing activity, relevant conversations, opportunities and commercial outcomes. Use a simple weekly review without inventing attribution.
- AI chat or a LinkedIn workspace: which fits your workflow?
Compare help with an individual draft against maintaining content, contacts, conversation context and next actions across a working week.