E36: Steal my LinkedIn Poll Strategy to Spark Convos and Community

THE CAMPFIRE CIRCLE | executive visibility, thought leadership, brand storytelling, personal brand, Linkedin marketing

Do you want to turn your audience into a COMMUNITY?
When people feel like they’re doing all the right things on LinkedIn but not getting traction, they're usually not tapping into the power and potential of community building. Listen in to steal my LinkedIn polls strategy and start engaging in conversations with the people who raise their hand!
“Showing up as a thought leader means you’re attracting the type of people you want to attract. But once your content has attracted them into your world, building community is the next step.” - Tania Bhattacharyya

Resources from this episode:

• Want the first chapter of the Thought Leadership Clarity Course - for free? Click here to grab your copy.
• You can find the LinkedIn poll I used in my pre-launch content here.
• You can find the poll about which fruit your Asian parents cut for you (IYKYK) here.
• Catch up with The Campfire Circle Podcast Episode 35: Building Buzz: Pre-Launch Content Ideas from my Last Launch to learn what else went into making this launch possible.
• The Campfire Circle Podcast Episode 31: How to Legally Protect Your Brand with Casey Handy-Smith, Esq.
• The Campfire Circle Podcast Episode 33: Breaking Down The Barriers Behind Batching LinkedIn Content

In this episode, we discussed:
[01:45] The 3C-Framework for building thought leadership
[04:02] Building relationships for sustainable business growth
[07:33] The power of LinkedIn polls as pre-launch content
[15:47] Creative and fun ways to use polls for community building
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Website: lumosmarketing.co
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