Kevin "KD" Dorsey's LinkedIn Strategy — CRO…

Proud Dad Post! : My 14-year-old daughter just launched her first business. Not a lemonade stand. Not Babysitting. A real app. That she built. Live today. - ya'll... I can't even tell you how exci…

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Startup Launch4 months ago

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Welp... every once in a while you gotta blow a tire to be forced to slow down. The big man upstairs decided to remind me of a few things. 1. I am mortal. 2. I am fragile 3. I am not in control (a…

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Health & Wellness4 months ago

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Everyone gets ICP wrong. What people think ICP stands for is 'Ideal Customer Profile.' But here's the problem: Most companies define it like this: → 200+ employees → Technology industry → Series B…

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Sales Strategy6 months ago

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The sales leaders of the future won't be hired for their ability to close deals. They'll be hired for their ability to build systems that close deals at scale. This shift is already happening. The…

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Sales Leadership5 months ago

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My daughter has a 16-hour dance competition today. Dropped her off at 6:45am. Won't be done until 11:30pm. She dances 4 times. Total. ALL. DAY. That's a lot of hours in between. If you've never b…

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Work-Life Balance5 months ago

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Your calendar tells me everything about how you lead. I can look at a sales leader's week and know within 30 seconds if they're proactive or reactive. Here's the tell: Reactive leaders have calenda…

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Sales Leadership4 months ago

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Topics & Content Focus

Primary Topics

Sales Leadership Transition & Competency GapsSystematizing Sales Coaching & Skill DevelopmentOperational Transparency & Leadership DocumentationAI-Augmented Sales Enablement & Collateral

Secondary Themes

B2B Sales Psychology & Trust BuildingFramework-Driven Decision MakingProductivity Tool Integration (Adobe Express, Gamma, ChatGPT)Performance Management Under Pressure

Industry Focus

B2B SaaS Sales LeadershipSales Enablement & OperationsGTM (Go-To-Market) Management

Content Categories

Contrarian Leadership AdviceTactical 'How-To' FrameworksWorkflow Optimization Case StudiesStrategic Skill-Building Advocacy

Structure & Quality

1250

Avg Length (Words)

HIGH

Depth Level

ADVANCED

Expertise Level

0.85/10

Uniqueness Score

Common Hooks

The 'Counter-Intuitive Failure' (You're losing deals because...)The 'Promotion Paradox' (They promote you... then nobody teaches you)The 'Direct Accountability' Callout (If your team can't... that's on you)

Common Endings

Direct Imperative (Build it. Gamma it. Use it.)Philosophical Summary (Not by accident.)Resource Lead Magnet (If you want the prompt... let me know.)

Value Delivery Methods

Step-by-step frameworks (What's Best? Why Not?)Specific tool prompts and workflowsPsychological reframing of common business failures

Formatting Style

Staccato line breaks for readabilityBolded emphasis for key takeawaysBulleted tactical frameworksNarrative 'Yay/Boo' framing

Audience & Tone

YES

Question Usage

0.9%

Response Rate

Detected Tone

Battle-hardenedEmpathetic but bluntSystem-orientedModern Sales Veteransemi-formalfirst-person

Interaction Style

Challenging the status quoPeer-to-peer mentorshipResource sharing

Community Building Signals

Sharing internal 'Working with me' docsOffering proprietary prompts to commenters

Writing Style Patterns

Content Strategy

Hook: The 'Counter-Intuitive Failure' (You're losing deals becauseTone: semi-formalCTA: Soft Lead Gen (Requesting prompts/docs)

Writing style breakdown

You’re doing the work, but you’re not getting the credit.

It’s not because you’re failing. It’s not because the work is bad.

It’s because you haven’t defined what “done” actually looks like.

Most people just keep running until they hit a wall. They hope someone notices the effort.

But hope isn’t a strategy.

And effort without a standard is just noise.

I realized this the hard way when I was building my first sales team. I thought everyone knew what a “good” day looked like.

I was wrong.

They were guessing. I was frustrated. We were all tired.

So I stopped the clock and built a simple 3-point checklist for every role.

Here’s the shift

It’s not about micro-managing. It’s about providing the guardrails so your team can actually run fast.

When people know the standard, they don’t have to ask for permission to be great.

They just do it.

Kevin "KD" Dorsey

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