Many founders don't realize there's a formula for good video content. But it's different based on the context of the video.

Justin sits down with Sam Swirsky to talk about something every professional needs but few truly master: a clear, impactful LinkedIn profile. We break down why clarity is the secret to standing out and opening doors—and how to make it happen. You’ll get simple, actionable tips for showcasing your skills, experience, and aspirations so the right people immediately get what you’re about. Whether you’re just starting your career or looking to elevate your presence, this episode will help you create a LinkedIn profile that actually works for you. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sam Swirsky has been a LinkedIn coach and writer since 2020, working with top creators like Justin Welsh, Alex & Leila Hormozi, and Tasleem Ahmad Fateh. He specializes in working with creators to “Gain Clarity, Visibility & Authority” on their social media journeys. In his spare time time enjoys playing pickleball, getting lost in the woods and making funny faces at his 12 nieces and nephews. Connect with Sam here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-swirsky/ https://www.samswirsky.com/ To access our Free Video Mini Course on getting leads with video on LinkedIn: https://www.dialogwith.us/intro Here are several topics we cover in this episode: Clarity in LinkedIn profiles is crucial for professional success. A strong headline is essential for making a good first impression. Profiles should clearly communicate the main focus or offer. Consistency across profile sections enhances credibility. Engaging content can lead to unexpected opportunities. Networking on LinkedIn can reduce feelings of isolation for entrepreneurs. A well-crafted profile can attract referrals from unknown connections. LinkedIn is a platform where personal branding is key. Profiles should include a clear call to action for visitors. Humor and personality in profiles can make them more relatable. Enjoy and thanks for watching!

In this episode, Justin sits down with Steve Guberman to unpack how podcasting can be so much more than another piece of marketing—it can actually become a powerful tool for business development. They talk about how podcasts help you grow your reach, build brand authority, and most importantly, create meaningful connections with the people you want to serve. You’ll also hear practical strategies and real-world examples for turning a podcast into an asset that works long after the mic is turned off. If you’ve been wondering how to make podcasting worth the effort, this episode will show you how to use it to grow your business in a way that feels authentic and sustainable. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- With over 25 years in the creative, marketing, advertising, and public relations industry, including a decade spent running and eventually selling his own successful agency, Steve Guberman now channels his expertise into coaching agency owners. As the founder of Agency Outsight, Steve helps owners unearth their challenges, define their goals, and conquer them all, enabling them to build and run the agency of their dreams. Connect with Steve: https://agencyoutsight.com/ https://agencyoutsight.com/podcast/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/agencycoach/ https://www.instagram.com/agencyoutsight/ https://www.youtube.com/@agencyoutsight To access our Free Video Mini Course on getting leads with video on LinkedIn: https://www.dialogwith.us/intro Here are several topics we cover in this episode: The podcast is a resource for solving specific problems, boosting expert status. Engaging listeners has positioned the host as an authority, attracting coaching inquiries. Specializing in niches has streamlined client acquisition and growth. The podcast builds relationships and generates leads in today's sales environment. Tools like Trello and Asana ensure efficient podcast production. Enjoy and thanks for watching!

“It's so easy. I'm also a technical idiot, so you're able to help me with the link to join, the way to set it up, help with the lighting, exactly how to brighten my ring light that I have, and your eye as a videographer is super, super helpful.”

Here’s what you should care about on LinkedIn. (and here’s what to do if your metrics suck)

The key to a great video is talking about what your audience wants you to talk about.

If you’ve had issues figuring out what to say without sounding scripted…

In this episode, we dig into the kind of storytelling that doesn’t just sound good—but actually connects. Justin sits down with Jimi Gibson to talk through what makes a story resonate in marketing and personal branding: real emotion, clear transformation, and the courage to be a little vulnerable. You’ll hear why your everyday experiences hold more power than you think, how to spot the stories worth telling, and why forced narratives fall flat. Forget perfection, it’s about being real, intentional, and relatable. If you’re looking to tell stories that build trust, this episode will help you show up in a way that actually sticks. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ To access our Free Video Mini Course on getting leads with video on LinkedIn: ⁠ https://www.dialogwith.us/intro⁠ Here are several topics we cover in this episode: Pinky Promise: Keep promises to build trust and brand integrity. Ring Finger Passion: Passion fosters long-term business commitment. Middle Finger Defiance: Oppose industry "villains" to create engaging stories. Pointy Finger Focus: Know your audience and keep messaging clear. Thumb Legacy: Your unique "thumbprint" differentiates your brand. Magic and Marketing: Jimi links magic to marketing for better communication. Storytelling: The Five Finger Analogy helps businesses connect through storytelling. Holistic Marketing: Integrate elements for a cohesive marketing strategy. Thought Leadership: Personal branding builds trust and authority. Enjoy and thanks for watching!

What makes you successful with video content on LinkedIn is NOT the video content.