Ask a LinkedIn Girlie 💅

Professional platforms like LinkedIn are booming. Careerfluencers are everywhere. And as freelancing rises and job insecurity grows, visibility feels more essential than ever. There’s increasing pressure to build a personal brand by sharing your opinions, hobbies, and even vulnerabilities online. But where’s the line between authentic connection and turning your actual life into professional content? Let's explore the strange, blurry boundary between personal life and work life. Is sharing more of ourselves online truly even a choice anymore?

Reflecting on the poem Wild Geese by Mary Oliver

Do you ever feel like nobody is even seeing your posts? Have you poured hours into creating something that gets 5 likes? We've truly all been there. Here's my take on the matter: You're doing better than you think you are.

I think we've found the unlock for consistent content.

Let's talk about how to navigate a rebrand or pivot in your content... I have pretty strong feelings about this one, and no shortage of hot takes!

leaning into the valentine's theme, i'm planning my february content around the things i love. in this episode, i also lose the plot (classic) and talk about the horrors, etc.

oh how the tables have turned!

Let's talk about what to do when your offer doesn't sell. My take? Crash out publicly. Blame the economy. Announce that we're all cooked. Start trying to guess people's passwords to make the purchase for them, maybe?

If you’ve been curious about the LinkedIn Sprint for solopreneurs, this episode is for you.In our last episode, I talked about how many solopreneurs struggle to clearly talk about their own work. Upon rewatch, I detected some hypocrisy! So, I'm slowing down and walking you through what the LinkedIn Sprint actually is, who it’s designed for (and who it’s not), and what participants realistically leave with.As a thank-you to Ask a LinkedIn Girlie 💅 listeners, I’m offering you each 50% off the LinkedIn Sprint for this cohort.This discount is a one-time offer and truthfully, not something I plan to repeat. I just want us to kick off this new year together in an incredible way! Registrations close Friday, January 16. You can claim your spot with the discount here: ⁠https://marika-luneau.kit.com/products/linkedin?promo=LI%20GIRLIE⁠ 💖 🌟 If you aren't familiar with the Sprint, you can also learn more here: ⁠https://marikaluneau.com/the-sprint⁠

Selling shouldn’t feel like explaining yourself on repeat. When your content does its job, it creates sales relief: – People already understand how you work – Interest forms without pressure – Conversations feel lighter In this session, I rant about: • Why most content doesn’t actually reduce selling effort • What it looks like when content pre-sells your thinking (and when it doesn't) • How clarity in your content changes real-life conversations If you’ve ever left a coffee chat feeling like you talked too much about your work… This is for you. P.S. this episode is pre-recorded rather than truly Live. I just clipped out parts where the sound was unbearable because I was tossing the mic around like a freaking football :) All listeners of Ask a LinkedIn Girlie 💅 get a whopping 50% off of the LinkedIn Sprint. I've truly never done a sale this significant, and I don't plan to do one again, but I want to kick off 2026 the right way - with a cohort full of passionate solopreneurs. You can claim your spot with the discount here: https://marika-luneau.kit.com/products/linkedin?promo=LI%20GIRLIE 💖 If you aren't familiar with the Sprint, you can also learn more here: https://marikaluneau.com/the-sprint

There’s one thing I’m doubling down on with complete certainty in 2026: Content. I’m treating content as my golden goose. It's the thing I’m intentionally building around and investing in more than anything else in my business. And I want to explain why. In this convo, I’ll walk through the content strategy I’m committing to in 2026, including: - why I’m treating content as a core investment, not a side task - how I’m structuring my workweek around content to prevent burnout - the platforms and content forms I’m going deeper into (and which ones I’m pulling back from) - my content thesis for the year, and the philosophy behind it If content has felt heavy, performative, or confusing lately, this will likely resonate. 💖

What's the ONE idea you want to say clearly and consistently this month? That’s right… Instead of juggling content pillars or rigid calendars, we’ll explore how to build supporting posts from different angles around one core message. I want to emphasize the importance of exploring alternative ways to think about content planning, especially if traditional frameworks create friction for your lil brain (like they do for mine). 😰 Take what works, leave what doesn’t. The goal is a plan that actually feels good. P.S. here's the link to get 50% off the LinkedIn Sprint (shhhh...)

If you’ve been tired, overwhelmed, overconsuming content, and telling yourself you “should” be doing more… this one is for you.