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Natalie Wong

Executive Coach

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A carousel made in Studio landed me a $5K speaking gig

Quick story about the power of LinkedIn carousels:

Last month I created a 10-slide carousel on "5 Questions Every Executive Should Ask in 1-on-1s" using the Studio feature. It was my Sunday afternoon project - maybe 45 minutes total.

Results:

  • 89K impressions
  • Saved by 340+ people
  • 6 DMs from HR leaders

One of those DMs was from a VP of HR at a tech company asking if I do workshops. Long story short: they hired me to run a 2-hour leadership communication workshop.

Fee: $5,000

All from a carousel I made while drinking coffee on my couch.

What made it work:

  1. Super specific topic (not generic "leadership tips")
  2. Clean, readable design (the Studio templates are ๐Ÿ”ฅ)
  3. Each slide had ONE clear takeaway
  4. Last slide had a soft CTA to my profile

Carousels are underrated for B2B. They showcase expertise AND get shared more than regular posts.

If you haven't tried the Studio yet, give it a shot this weekend!

3 months ago8778

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Chris Anderson

Agency Owner

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3 months ago

This is exactly why I upgraded to Premium - unlimited carousels. They consistently outperform my regular posts 3-4x. The Studio makes it so easy to create professional-looking slides without any design background.

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David Kim

SaaS Entrepreneur

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3 months ago

45 minutes โ†’ $5,000. That's one of the best ROI stories I've heard. And you're right about specificity - "5 Questions for 1-on-1s" is so much more compelling than generic leadership content.

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Emily Rodriguez

Marketing Director

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3 months ago

Saved by 340 people is huge! LinkedIn saves are like super-votes - they indicate high-value content that people want to reference later. That probably helped the algorithm push it even more.

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Natalie Wong

Executive Coach

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3 months ago

@Emily - Exactly! I've noticed saved posts get a "second wind" in the algorithm. They keep getting impressions for days after the initial push.

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