Kinyan
Newbie
- Nov 20, 2025
- 16
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Hey everyone, i am writing this post more as a way of keeping me disciplined and accountable, and maybe get some good advice.
A little about myself: I Studied business and worked with digital marketing but quickly got demotivated (hated working for others). I was never a big success, but now I found a lot of comfort in spiritual practices and energy healing, which brought me to create a website where I teach and coach people.
I’m not a guru. I don’t overcharge (between 100-250 USD) and the particular method I use (which is relatively new) has proven to be very powerful and precise in finding out what is wrong with my clients, which are mostly very satisfied.
Ironically, I myself lack of both financial stability and motivation. I tried a lot of things but never got enough clients to make this worth it. The website unfortunately had issues but now is working and optimized so this is the perfect time.
I feel I have a lot of blockages from the past (it’s always the past), and yes that might just be excuses of me trying to justify my laziness. (the method I use is not so effective on myself since I am biased, though yes I practice on myself)
Still, I am now determined to push this forward, not just for the money but for helping people. I had a few pretty good months recently but it’s not been stable. The website I have is 2 years old, and now receives somewhere between 50-80 visits from organic search, competing for almost 1000 keywords. I also have about 1000 subscribers in my email list, and almost 250 articles posted.
The focus of this journey will be on LinkedIN, where most clients come from (I have a very old account).
The strategy will be as follows:
Thanks for reading,
Kin Yan

A little about myself: I Studied business and worked with digital marketing but quickly got demotivated (hated working for others). I was never a big success, but now I found a lot of comfort in spiritual practices and energy healing, which brought me to create a website where I teach and coach people.
I’m not a guru. I don’t overcharge (between 100-250 USD) and the particular method I use (which is relatively new) has proven to be very powerful and precise in finding out what is wrong with my clients, which are mostly very satisfied.
Ironically, I myself lack of both financial stability and motivation. I tried a lot of things but never got enough clients to make this worth it. The website unfortunately had issues but now is working and optimized so this is the perfect time.
I feel I have a lot of blockages from the past (it’s always the past), and yes that might just be excuses of me trying to justify my laziness. (the method I use is not so effective on myself since I am biased, though yes I practice on myself)
Still, I am now determined to push this forward, not just for the money but for helping people. I had a few pretty good months recently but it’s not been stable. The website I have is 2 years old, and now receives somewhere between 50-80 visits from organic search, competing for almost 1000 keywords. I also have about 1000 subscribers in my email list, and almost 250 articles posted.
The focus of this journey will be on LinkedIN, where most clients come from (I have a very old account).
The strategy will be as follows:
- Program posts to go out once a day on LinkedIN
- Reach out to contacts on LinkedIN using Linkedhelper, reactivate old contacts.
- Publish a new article on website every 2 days and fix another old article (I had chat gpt write some of them, bad idea)
- Post on Whatsapp groups at least once every 2 days.
- Make small CPM banner investments on niche-related websites for my target audience, as well as some backlink building
- Send an e-mail to my list once every 4 days, and every 4th time will be advertising my services
- 100 organic visitors [reached on Sept. 22)
- 250 organic visitors
- 500 organic visitors
- 1000 organic visitors
- Close 5 clients per month [reached a few months ago]
- Close 10 clients per month
- Close 15 clients per month
- Close 20 clients per month
Thanks for reading,
Kin Yan
