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I work with professional women who want to rethink their relationship with alcohol, and before I started working with Ashley I was already doing quite a lot on LinkedIn.

I was posting pretty much every day, commenting and spending time on there, so I wasn't starting from scratch. I think what I was missing was the focus.

I wasn't always sure I was commenting in the right places, I found the DMs a bit awkward, and looking back, I think my posts were probably far too corporate.

One of the biggest things Ashley has helped me with is understanding who I am on LinkedIn. My identity had been wrapped up in education for such a long time. Then I became a coach and I think I just hopped on LinkedIn and talked about alcohol all the time.

Working with Ashley helped me take a few steps back and think about how I actually wanted to show up. I'm much more natural now and much more like myself. I've even had coaches I know messaging me saying, "Oh my gosh, you're so natural on LinkedIn suddenly."

In just five weeks, my confidence has gone from 6 out of 10 to a good solid 9. My profile views are up 129%, my followers are growing, my posts are regularly getting over 1,000 impressions, and I'm now starting to get genuine leads and meetings through LinkedIn.

But for me, the real value has been the 1:1 coaching. Ashley looks at what you are actually doing, what is working, what feels awkward and what you need to do next.

Sometimes I needed a bit of a kick up the butt around DMs and connections. Other times it was about changing how I thought about LinkedIn altogether.

The networking analogy really helped me because I know how to talk to people at a networking event. Thinking about LinkedIn in the same way stopped me feeling like I had to talk about alcohol all the time.

I'm having much better conversations now, I'm reaching out more, and I actually enjoy LinkedIn.

I think that's probably the biggest difference. It used to feel quite corporate in my head. Now I'm just being me. And that seems to be working 🌱

In my role as the Robin Hood of Insolvency, I need insolvency practitioners to know who I am. LinkedIn is a big part of making sure they do.

I've always been fairly comfortable with LinkedIn, but my biggest problem was consistency. I'd go on it for a day, then miss a couple of days, then a week, and before I knew it I'd be thinking, "I haven't looked at LinkedIn for ages."

That's what Ashley has completely changed for me.

Over five weeks, he's given me a simple structure and daily habit that I can actually stick to. The tracker is brilliant because I know exactly what I need to do, I can see what I've done, and it keeps me accountable.

My confidence has gone from 7/10 to 10/10, my profile views have almost doubled, I'm commenting more, creating content regularly and connecting with people much more purposefully.

Ashley also completely reworked my profile, including my banner, headline and About section. That alone saved me hours, and I now have a profile that actually tells people who I am and why they should speak to me.

One of the biggest changes has been how I think about content. I always thought I needed to talk about pensions, redundancy and insolvency all the time. Ashley has shown me that people also want to know the person behind the business.

I'm now enjoying LinkedIn more than ever, and rather than using it when I get around to it, it has become part of my working day.

Ashley's approach is practical, straightforward and easy to follow. There's no pressure to become somebody you're not. He gives you the structure, confidence and accountability to make LinkedIn work in a way that feels natural.

I genuinely think there's huge value in what he does. In fact, I told him during our final session that he probably needs to be braver with his pricing.

If you know LinkedIn could be working harder for you, but you lack the consistency, confidence or structure to make it happen, I'd absolutely recommend working with Ashley.

Working with Ashley on his LinkedIn Accelerator has been a really positive experience.

I was already on LinkedIn every day, and I knew I should be doing more, but I didn't quite know how to engage without becoming one of those people you don't want to be on LinkedIn.

There's lots of content out there about how to do that – a lot of excellent stuff from Ashley himself! – but the LinkedIn Accelerator is like having a personal trainer. Having Ashley there to guide me, challenge me and keep me moving made a huge difference.

He has a proper structure, a proper process, and it is clear he has put a lot of thought into the programme.

The profile work was especially valuable. I think like a lot of people my profile was basically my CV, and Ashley helped me turn something quite generic into a profile that now actually explains what I do at a glance.

He did not just give vague advice either. He helped me shape it properly, and that made a massive difference.

I also got far more value than I expected from the commenting side. Before this, I basically only commented when someone I knew got a promotion. Now, I genuinely enjoy commenting and the interactions that follow, my feed is better, and I have definitely got more visibility as a result.

I found the whole thing very useful, I got good value for it, and I am really glad I did it.