Do you go on LinkedIn but rarely do anything on there (even though you'd like to)?

Are you someone who knows you're good, great even, at what you do?  Someone who knows you could make useful contacts on LinkedIn, but finds the whole idea of doing anything on there frustrating? Yes? You're not alone.

You go on there. You scroll. You read other people's stuff. You see people talking about what they do, sharing what they know and extending their reach.

You read stuff, but you rarely, if ever put anything on there.

And that's frustrating you, because you know LinkedIn could help you get beyond the people who already know you. It could help you extend your reach. You see other people using it to do just that, and you want to do it too.

But you don't.

Maybe you don't know what to say. Maybe you don't know where to start. Maybe the whole idea of putting yourself 'out there' feels a bit too much like showing off. Or maybe there's a little voice in your head saying, "What'll people think?" or "Will anyone support me if I post?"

If that sounds familiar, I have the solution.

I walk alongside people like you, one step at a time, and help you move from consuming on LinkedIn to contributing - comfortably and confidently. And you can do all that without turning yourself into someone you're not.

The aim isn't to become brilliant at self-promotion or to spend your life creating content. It's to become comfortable and confident enough to show up, contribute and let more people see what you do.

Imagine feeling comfortable and confident on LinkedIn

Imagine going on there and actually knowing what you're there to do. Knowing what you want to say, who you want to connect with and how you want to show up.

Imagine being able to post something without spending three hours wondering whether it's good enough or giving in to impostor syndrome.

Imagine looking at your profile and thinking, "Yep. That tells people what I do."

Imagine seeing something interesting and thinking, "I have something useful to add to this." And then actually adding it.

Imagine making connections beyond the people who already know you, without feeling like you're falsely working a room or having to sell yourself.

That's what my guidance is designed to help you do.

I'll walk alongside you, step by step, helping you build the confidence and comfort you need to show up, contribute and be seen for what you're good at.

Not by turning you into a LinkedIn expert. Not by teaching you how to play the algorithm. And definitely not by asking you to become someone you're not.

Just by helping you find a way of using LinkedIn that feels comfortable, confident and like the authentic you.

Don't take my word that this works

These are just some of the people I've helped on their LinkedIn journeys.
They all started in slightly different places, but they had one thing in common. They knew LinkedIn could help them, but they weren't quite sure how to make it work for them.

Here's what happened next.

“I set up a LinkedIn account 10 years ago but couldn't find my place in it. Suzie has helped me see the value in linking with others, whilst building my confidence to be my authentic self.”
Wendy Chambers, CEO & Founder

“Suzie's transformed my view of LinkedIn. She's given me the confidence to post authentically and has helped me post regularly, all of which has resulted in a really strong LinkedIn presence.”
Iain McAlpine, Commercial Director

“As the CEO of a business I knew there were benefits to be had from engaging with the LinkedIn community, but I was nervous. Having the opportunity to work with Suzie to address my fears, understand how to use LinkedIn and develop my own style was invaluable.”
Liz McCutcheon, CEO

“When I started Suzie's LinkedIn journey, I'd never posted before. LinkedIn felt too awkward and scary but Suzie gave me the confidence, motivation and support to post.”
Donnie Cambell, Master and Tech Innovator

“My confidence is way higher. I'm no longer worrying about what I say or how I say it – I'm just showing up regularly and being me.”
Elaine Kerr, Project Executive

But I don't think those are the most important things I've achieved.

The thing that has become much more important to me is seeing what happens when I've helped someone see LinkedIn differently.
Because when their perception changes, something in them begins to change too.

I've seen people who were nervous about posting find the confidence to have a go. I've seen people who felt they didn't really have a place on LinkedIn begin to find their authentic space. I've seen people stop worrying quite so much about what others might think and start showing up as themselves.

And that's what keeps me doing this. Not because I want to turn people into LinkedIn experts. Not because I want everyone to become a content creator.
Because I love seeing that moment when someone realises: "Oh. I can actually do this. I can be myself here."

That's the journey I want to walk with you.

Still got questions?