Stage 3 · Lesson 7 of 7
Posting about your work
People hire the they remember when the need arises. keeps you in their mind. Share short posts, perhaps one or two a week, about real work.
Describe a problem you solved in a , show a before-and-after, or explain a mistake small businesses make with their websites and how to avoid it. Write for the you want, not for other developers. End with a gentle line about what you offer, not a hard sell.
Leave useful comments on posts by people in your . Over months this builds recognition that turns into messages and referrals.
Common trapposting only "open for freelance work" announcements, which ask for attention without showing anything, or copying viral templates that sound like everyone else.
A question to check yourself, an AI practice session and 1 cheat sheet entry come when you add the roadmap to your account. Add it
Resources for this stage
Start with
- GuideFreeLinkedIn Help: Offer services with your profile (Service Pages)
LinkedIn · Beginner
The official steps for adding a free Service Page to your profile