How the Training Works
Phase 1 — Goal Setting
Before any training begins, I work directly with your leadership team to define goals — whether that’s brand awareness, lead generation, thought leadership, or all three. We establish content themes and engagement strategies tailored to your organization so the training is relevant from day one.
Phase 2 — Live Workshop (60–90 minutes, virtual or in-person)
A hands-on session covering profile optimization, content strategy using the MAP framework, content formats, and the engagement and commenting approach. Practical, actionable, and built around your team’s real goals.
For teams wanting a deeper dive, an Advanced LinkedIn Strategy Workshop (90–120 minutes) is available, customized to your team’s specific needs.
Phase 3 — Group Coaching Call
Four to six weeks after the workshop, we reconvene to review what your team has been doing, look at what’s working, and refine the approach so momentum continues.
What Your Team Walks Away With
In addition to a clearer strategy and real confidence using LinkedIn, every participant walks away with the tools to keep building, as a professional and as part of a stronger, more visible team. That includes:
→ PDF slide decks from session(s)
→ Guides and templates they can use immediately
→ A 30-day content calendar — a ready-to-use tool they complete individually or as a team to build their own personalized content plan
Why LinkedIn — Why Now
LinkedIn is the top platform for B2B visibility and relationship-building. According to HubSpot’s 2025 State of Marketing Report, it’s a top investment channel for B2B — and short-form video is one of the highest-ROI formats on the platform.
And employee advocacy matters here too. When your team members show up consistently on LinkedIn, their personal networks become your reach. According to LinkedIn’s Official Guide to Employee Advocacy, employee networks are on average 10x larger than a company’s corporate social following.
Your team already has the expertise and the connections. This training gives them the strategy to use both.
Review LinkedIn’s Official Employee Advocacy Guide