How to Use LinkedIn as a Content Creator
Instead of sending hundreds of cold pitches, you could just be learning how to use LinkedIn as a content creator. You’re likely sending hundreds of cold pitches and barely getting any responses, never mind actual paid deals. As a creator, this is one of the most discouraging things to experience, and yet we experience it every single time we send out pitch emails.
So, in 2021, I decided to create a different method — what has now been coined “The Anti-Pitch Method” — and go straight to the source by connecting with the people behind the brands. How do I do this? Well, on LinkedIn. But, how do you get your profile ready to start reaching out? How do you find the people to reach out to? What do you even say?
Today, I’m giving you the scoop on all things LinkedIn — specifically as a content creator — so you can build relationships with brands that lead to genuine partnerships.
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These virtual influencers could potentially compete with creators for ad deals.
It would generate a script for a video ad based on a prompt that the advertiser submits.
