See how founders, consultants, and luxury brands transformed their LinkedIn presence into a predictable growth channel β all organic, all within 90 days.
Park Heonyoung
22,547% Impression Growth
Jakub Zientala
90 Days to Politico
Jan ZΓ‘meΔnΓk
60% Profile Growth
Jesus Rodrig..
β Qualified Calls
Jana Affum
USA Company Est.
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Case Study #1
Building a Luxury Interior Brand on LinkedIn Without Ads
Park Heonyoung . Luxury Interior Designer . TIOR
22,547%
Impression Growth
9,673%
Unique Reach Increase
426
Organic Engagements
1,857
Members Reached
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The Challenge
TIOR had a strong design philosophy and offline authority, but LinkedIn presence showed low, inconsistent reach. Posts were aesthetically strong but not discoverable. There was no clear content narrative connecting design thinking to business outcomes.
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Our Strategy
Single-idea content β each post focused on one belief or principle
Contrarian positioning β hooks designed to filter the audience, not attract everyone
Emotional entry, logical justification β speak to feelings first, then structured reasoning
Visual restraint β calm, minimal layouts aligned with luxury positioning
π‘Key Insight
“Don’t start with Pinterest.” “Good taste is optional. Principles are not.” β Hooks like these filtered for the right audience.
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Profile Transformation
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AFTER
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Company Page Transformation
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AFTER
π Content That Performed
“People don’t hire designers for aesthetics, they hire them for peace.”
How to Spot (and Fix) the #1 Regret in Luxury Renovations
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Growth Analytics
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Client Feedback
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The Results
Within 90 days of applying this positioning-led content strategy, total impressions increased by 22,547%. 1,857 unique members were reached (9,673% increase). 426 total engagements generated organically. All results achieved without advertising.
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Key Takeaways
Luxury brands don't need viral formats to grow on LinkedIn
Positioning reduces the need for constant reinvention
Design philosophy, communicated properly, becomes a growth driver
Repetition builds authority faster than creative variation
Case Study #2
Invisible Expert β Politico-Featured Authority in 90 Days
Jakub Zientala Β· Political & Regulatory Consultant Β· UNGOVERN Β· Public Affairs & Regulatory Strategy
90
Days to Politico
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PR Agencies Used
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Paid Promotion
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Media Authority
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The Challenge
Jakub operated at a high level in public affairs and regulatory strategy, but his online presence didn’t signal clear intellectual territory, media-ready insight, or distinct positioning journalists could reference.
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Our Strategy
Media-legible positioning β explicitly at the intersection of regulation, power, and market strategy
Opinion over information β focused on consequences, incentives, and strategic implications
Clear editorial voice β language mirroring policy analysis and political journalism
Repetition and precision β every post reinforced the same strategic lens and editorial tone
π‘Key Insight
The strategy was built backward from one question: “If a media journalist scanned this profile, would they know exactly when to quote him?”
π€ Repositioned LinkedIn Profile
π°Featured in Politico
European Parliament tightens rules on access during holidays
Jakub quoted directly as founder of UNGovern consulting
βClient Review
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The Results
Within the three-month period, Jakub was featured in Politico. His positioning as a public affairs and regulatory strategy expert became explicit and recognisable. Media visibility increased without outreach, pitching, or PR.
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Key Takeaways
Getting featured in Politico doesn't require PR agencies or paid media
LinkedIn can function as a media discovery channel when used strategically
Thought leadership works best when it mirrors editorial thinking
Authority is built through consistency, not content volume
Case Study #3
From Stagnant to Scalable: 60% Profile Growth and 1,846% Company Page Growth
Jan ZΓ‘meΔnΓk Β· E-commerce Founder & SaaS Operator Β· ProfitBlue
60%
Profile Growth
1,846%
Company Impressions
2,300%
Reaction Increase
807%
Page View Increase
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The Challenge
Jan had multiple e-commerce brands, hands-on WooCommerce experience, and a SaaS product β but LinkedIn content didn’t compound into authority. His profile didn’t immediately signal “go-to expert” and messaging was spread across too many ideas.
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Our Strategy
Single-core positioning β "Helping WooCommerce founders turn revenue into profit"
Founder-led thought leadership β profit vs revenue, common scaling mistakes
Profile repositioning β leading with outcomes, not titles
Company page as an extension β reinforced the same positioning and messaging
π‘Key Insight
The company page wasn’t treated as a separate asset. It reinforced the same positioning, allowing LinkedIn to connect Jan’s authority directly to the brand.
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Profile Transformation
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AFTER
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Company Page Transformation
BEFORE
AFTER
π Content That Performed
Founder-led thought leadership post
“The Silent Risk You Don’t See While Running Your Store on Memory”
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Growth Analytics
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The Results
Personal profile followers grew from 1,019 to 1,331. 12,577 impressions generated organically. Company page saw 1,846.7% increase in impressions, 2,300% increase in reactions, and 50 new followers in just 28 days.
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Key Takeaways
SaaS founders don't need ads to grow on LinkedIn
Personal branding accelerates company page growth
One clear idea outperforms many scattered ones
Positioning determines discoverability
Case Study #4
Increased Qualified Sales Calls Without Chasing Leads
Jesus Rodriguez Β· Luxury Retail Founder Β· Deux Lux Millwork
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Qualified Calls
β
Wasted Calls
Faster
Sales Cycles
Higher
Deal Quality
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The Challenge
TIOR had a strong design philosophy and offline authority, but LinkedIn presence showed low, inconsistent reach. Posts were aesthetically strong but not discoverable. There was no clear content narrative connecting design thinking to business outcomes.
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Our Strategy
Reframing the booking context β positioned as someone who prevents costly mistakes
Filtering for readiness, not curiosity β language that repels price shoppers
Ownership over outcomes β accountability across the full project lifecycle
Pre-qualifying through content β letting LinkedIn act as a silent salesperson
π‘Key Insight
We didn’t start by asking “How do we get more calls?” β we asked “Why are the wrong people booking them?”
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Profile Transformation
BEFORE
AFTER
π Content That Performed
“How I Write as a Founder in a Niche Industry”
“What Does Sustainable Luxury Really Mean in 2026?”
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Growth Analytics
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The Results
Calls shifted from “Can you do this?” to “When can we involve you?” Conversations moved faster toward decisions. Less time spent justifying value. More calls progressed naturally toward serious next steps.
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Key Takeaways
Sales calls are won before they're booked
Positioning determines who books your time
LinkedIn can pre-qualify prospects at scale
High-ticket services require expectation-setting, not persuasion
Case Study #5
From 9-5 Recruiter to US-Based Talent Business β Built on LinkedIn, No Ads
Jana Affum Β· Talent Business Founder Β· JF Talent Solutions
USA
Company Est.
0
Ads Spent
9β5
While Employed
E-book
Authority Asset
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The Challenge
Jana had the expertise to operate independently, but her online presence still reflected an employee-first identity. Her LinkedIn profile was optimised for hiring, not business growth. She had limited visibility in the US market and needed to build a business without risking her 9-5 role.
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Our Strategy
Business-first personal branding β reframed profile to highlight strategic thinking and founder-level perspective
US-market positioning β adapted language and examples to reflect US hiring dynamics and growth-stage companies
Thought leadership over advice β focused on patterns in failed hiring and how talent decisions impact growth
Authority through long-form thinking β supported an e-book as a permanent authority asset, not a marketing gimmick
π‘Key Insight
The strategy focused on reshaping Jana’s digital presence from recruiter to founder-in-the-making. Each post, profile update, and long-form asset reinforced the same signal: Jana was building a serious, US-facing talent business with a clear point of view.
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Profile Transformation
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AFTER
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Jana's Testimonial
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Client Review
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The Results
Jana repositioned herself for the US market. Her LinkedIn presence shifted from recruiter to business owner. Authority increased without ads or aggressive outreach. The e-book strengthened credibility and inbound conversations. A solid business foundation was built while she remained employed.
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Key Takeaways
She established a company in the USA while still employed
Personal branding is about signalling direction, not making announcements
Recruiters grow faster when positioned as strategic partners
Organic LinkedIn growth works best for high-trust services
An e-book can act as an authority asset, not a promotional tool