In an era of information saturation, general advice leads to inaction. By providing highly specific content for a narrow niche, you make your audience feel seen and understood. This drives them to act, allowing you to achieve greater impact with a smaller audience by focusing on depth over width.

Many businesses fail on LinkedIn because default settings like "audience expansion" and the third-party ad network are optimized for enterprise budgets or platform profit, not for precise SMB targeting. Disabling these is the crucial first step to success.

Unlike static sales databases that quickly become stale, LinkedIn is a dynamic ecosystem where professionals update their own information. This makes it the most accurate and current source for list building and prospecting data, a core advantage over any other tool.

While standard LinkedIn ad clicks cost $10-15, high-engagement 'Thought Leader Ads' are rewarded by the algorithm with significantly lower costs. Clicks can drop to $1-2, making the platform economically viable and even competitive with Facebook.

Acknowledging that "relevance" is subjective shouldn't lead to creating generic, one-size-fits-all campaigns. Instead, it demands a high-volume creative strategy that produces dozens of distinct assets, each tailored to be hyper-relevant to a specific consumer segment or "demand state."

Boosting posts directly from a person's profile (like a CEO or founder) performs significantly better than standard company ads. Users on LinkedIn engage more authentically with individuals than brands, leading to higher dwell times and lower costs.

Instead of spending big on trendy mega-influencers, Gamma found success by scaling relationships with thousands of micro-influencers in niche, high-trust "echo chambers" like education. These smaller, authentic voices spread like wildfire within their communities, driving more effective growth.

Unlike standard posts that are subject to algorithmic reach, a LinkedIn newsletter sends an email directly to every subscriber's inbox. This provides a powerful, free distribution channel with nearly 100% deliverability, allowing marketers to guarantee their content is seen by their most engaged followers on the platform.

The high cost-per-click on LinkedIn makes it economically unfeasible for low-priced services. To achieve a positive ROI, your customer lifetime value (LTV) should generally be at least $15,000, which typically applies to enterprise software or high-value ongoing services.