One LinkedIn post worked and I do not know why
It was a specific teardown of a pricing page, not a tip list. It brought a few founders to the site. I am wary of turning that into a content plan before I can repeat it once.
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I am not convinced "It brought a few founders to the site" is the constraint yet. The people who saw it may have been the wrong room.
Is "It was a specific teardown of a pricing page, not a tip list" a price problem, a cap, or something that should move up a tier?
Repeat the shape, not the topic. Another teardown of a page you can see. If the second one dies, you had a good afternoon, not a channel.
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