“Thank you for being a Netflix member since 2019. … we will update your monthly price to €20.99.” Two things surprised me: 1. I’ve been numbing my brain since 2019? 👀 2. The copy of this email…

LinkedIn Content Strategy & Writing Style
You’re sitting on 10+ years of expertise. I help you package, position, and sell it as coaching, consulting, products, group programs, and/or communities
3 people tracking this creator on Viral Brain
Nick Broekema positions himself as a high-stakes architect for seasoned experts, specializing in the monetization of deep professional tenure by converting decade-long careers into scalable digital assets. His strategy centers on a high-transparency "show your work" philosophy, where he frequently deconstructs his own business pivots and shares granular client revenue wins to validate his frameworks. Nick is notable for his rejection of traditional agency models in favor of high-leverage coaching and "content design," moving away from being a service provider to becoming a strategic partner. His work represents a sophisticated intersection of visual information design and sales psychology, proving that aesthetic authority combined with direct-response tactics can command four-figure offers without a traditional website.
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8.7 posts/week
Posts / Week
1 days
Days Between Posts
5
Total Posts Analyzed
HIGH
Posting Frequency
200.33%
Avg Engagement Rate
STABLE
Performance Trend
1150
Avg Length (Words)
HIGH
Depth Level
ADVANCED
Expertise Level
0.85/10
Uniqueness Score
YES
Question Usage
0.8%
Response Rate
Writing style breakdown
<start of post>
I spent $12,000 on a mastermind and the best advice I got was "stop being interesting".
At the time, I was trying to be a polymath.
Posting about design, then sales, then my morning coffee, then some deep philosophical thought about the creator economy.
My engagement was great. My bank account was not.
You get a lot of "great post!" comments.
You get a lot of followers who never buy.
You get a lot of dopamine, but zero dollars.
So I stopped trying to be interesting and started being useful.
I narrowed my focus to one thing: helping consultants sell high-ticket offers using LinkedIn.
Inbound leads went from 1/month to 4/week.
Average deal size jumped from €2k to €7.5k.
My "boring" posts about sales assets drove €45k in revenue.
Being useful is repetitive. It’s talking about the same problems over and over.
But it’s what pays the bills.
I’m opening up 5 spots for my 1:1 coaching in July. We’ll fix your positioning and build your sales engine.
Apply here: https://lnkd.in/eC9cABVN
PS. Are you trying to be interesting or useful?
<end of post>
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