[PRIVATE METHOD REVEALED] BloodyNinja’s Complete LinkedIn Guide

Frederik Kim said:

But selling air is fun

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typical affiliate...

@BloodyNinja thanks for the article! absolutely amazing share....

How do you verify phone numbers? TextNow isn't working?

Very detailed guide, I read carefully through it, thank You for your effort. As a newbie I have a question, about products that I can sell. As I do not have any own products, softwares, company etc. where can I get some products for selling (excluding endrosments ofc)? I mean, probably Clickbank or jvzoo aren't good options as linkedin seems to be much more professional. Where can I get some good products on which I can get some experience on marketing linkedin and maybe in future have level that will allow me to cooperate with individuals?

I also read about job hiring CPA offers on some old journey here but can't find such CPA programs, do such offers exist now, is that good way to do on Linkedin?

Thank you for the thoughtful and unique guide on Linkedin. I have a few questions:

1) Do you prefer using your own website or using a microgig platform? I see the potential in both - what do you think in your experience?
2) 1 million endorsements sounds like a lot (potentially $4million in sales a month?), whats your average cost breakdown per month?
3) For curious purposes, how the hell did you come up with this?

Thanks again for your insight and sharing with everyone in the community. Bless up.

I really appreciate your effort and your time to create a very detail walkthrough. I will apply it to my business.

Thanks for the guide @BloodyNinja!

Really loved the main idea about selling air lol

Thanks a lot for this method. Great job!

thanks for sharing this buddy

Nice Share..Thanks..

BloodyNinja said:

An own website was much more stable but harder to develop.

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I already have an automated website framework if you are interested to automate the job outside Fiverr.

Inbox me if you want to discuss about it !

Kai Escalade said:

Very detailed guide, I read carefully through it, thank You for your effort. As a newbie I have a question, about products that I can sell. As I do not have any own products, softwares, company etc. where can I get some products for selling (excluding endrosments ofc)? I mean, probably Clickbank or jvzoo aren't good options as linkedin seems to be much more professional. Where can I get some good products on which I can get some experience on marketing linkedin and maybe in future have level that will allow me to cooperate with individuals?

I also read about job hiring CPA offers on some old journey here but can't find such CPA programs, do such offers exist now, is that good way to do on Linkedin?

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Affiliate products won't fly there, LinkedIn folks are too smart for that. I don't know any methodologies for looking for the "right" products. I was partnering up with my friends and acquaintances. If you have absolutely no idea what to offer, a good place to start would be to find some client on Upwork and try selling his product. In the worst case, you will refund him and gather some intelligence on what works and what doesn't.

thepioneerslife said:

Thank you for the thoughtful and unique guide on Linkedin. I have a few questions:

1) Do you prefer using your own website or using a microgig platform? I see the potential in both - what do you think in your experience?
2) 1 million endorsements sounds like a lot (potentially $4million in sales a month?), whats your average cost breakdown per month?
3) For curious purposes, how the hell did you come up with this?

Thanks again for your insight and sharing with everyone in the community. Bless up.

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1. I started from microgig platforms. Fiverr worked best but turned out to be bitchy at times. If you check right now, it shows only 5 gigs for "linkedin endorsements" keyword. I remember times when it was 200+.
It is no doubt easier to sell to people on microgig platforms because most of them are in the "roaming mode". They just surf around looking for stuff to buy. While they may reason it differently, mostly they buy for entertainment purposes.

An own website is better in terms no one can just wipe your products off it. But it is 10-100x harder to bring the traffic in. Especially, to bring the right kind of traffic. E.g. you may bring tons of traffic from Linkedin to your linkedin endorsements sales page but if the folks are from India, most probably you will see no sales.

2. No, numbers are much smaller. On Fiverr an average order was smth around $12 (I gave the exact number in the OP) and around 500 endorsements.So it's like $0.024 per endorsement. Perhaps, you confused endorsements orders with linkedin endorsements themselves. If it was a $4 mil project, I wouldn't treat it as a side gig

3. Coincidence. I worked on a start-up and needed to invite tons of investors, CEOs, business owners and top managers to one web platform. Are there any other places online besides LinkedIn where I could find them from? You can read the whole story here https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/3...-i-have-learned-so-far-by-bloodyninja.905376/

longnhvietnam said:

I really appreciate your effort and your time to create a very detail walkthrough. I will apply it to my business.

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You are welcome

GHST said:

I already have an automated website framework if you are interested to automate the job outside Fiverr.

Inbox me if you want to discuss about it !

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thanks for offering but I already mentioned in the OP I am not doing Fiverr and LinkedIn anymore.

Frederik Kim said:

But selling air is fun

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Yeah, it's indeed fun. Till you want to build something stable that lasts more than one year.

British Expert said:

Yeah, it's indeed fun. Till you want to build something stable that lasts more than one year.

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Not really sure what you mean. I've know multiple people doing blackhat and "selling air" on an ongoing basis. Don't judge, when you haven't tried.

I was literally reading up and playing around over the weekend for how to better market my consulting business on LinkedIn... No joke. I have now read this guide twice, and am bookmarking it to come back again.
I have some good ideas on what I need to do now to grow my reach and marketing g on LinkedIn.
I'm gonna roll with this and a twist!

Dude this is GOLD!

alwaysinvisible said:

You were fine up until this point:



So bc women do repetitive, boring tasks all day like chores, they cope better with something like this? Whereas men don't do repetitive boring tasks, like chores, all day?

Oh I forgot. You guys are too busy clubbing deer over the head and dragging it home so the family can eat.

Or getting drunk and crying into a bowl of peanuts. And none of that is repetitive or boring.

My bad.

Just fuckin say, "I prefer to hire women for this task." You don't need to give a reason, especially a sexist one. No matter how valid you think your comparison is.

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Women's Everywhere Sorry Men

Frederik Kim said:

Not really sure what you mean. I've know multiple people doing blackhat and "selling air" on an ongoing basis. Don't judge, when you haven't tried.

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Dont judge? Cmon man. It's common sense really. If you try cheating ppl you will eventually get banned, reported. And how do you know that I havent tried? I guess a more appropriate would be to say "don't judge if you dont know"

Great info on Fiverr search engine, can't believe i've only just seen this thread. Thanks

British Expert said:

Dont judge? Cmon man. It's common sense really. If you try cheating ppl you will eventually get banned, reported. And how do you know that I havent tried? I guess a more appropriate would be to say "don't judge if you dont know"

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There's a difference between selling air and cheating people, though. There are so many examples of perfectly legitimate cases of air selling. Lottery and casino just to name a few.

Wow, lot of useful info. Read half of this guide and bookmarking for a more detailed read later - just what I needed thanks OP.