FAQ from Blessed Pirate
What is Blessed Pirate?
Blessed Pirate is a service that helps individuals grow their personal brand on LinkedIn by providing expertly crafted, personalized LinkedIn posts. These posts are designed to elevate your social media game and attract more engagement, followers, and leads. By combining your authentic thoughts with marketing and copywriting best practices, Blessed Pirate ensures that your personal brand remains authentic while still growing your audience on social media.
How to use Blessed Pirate?
To use Blessed Pirate, simply sign up for a monthly subscription with a 14-day free trial. Fill out your profile with information about your industry, interests, values, goals, and writing style. Each week, you will receive a few questions via email that you have 24 hours to respond to. These answers will be used as the basis for the personalized social media posts. If you miss the deadline, your profile information will be used instead. Once you receive the posts via email, you can publish them as your own on LinkedIn.
I can't copy-paste the emojis in the posts, what should I do?
With the right-click of the mouse, use 'Paste Without Formatting'. This should do the trick.
Is posting several posts per week or even one per day too spammy?
No, it may feel like a lot to you because you see all of your posts, but social media algorithms show each of your published posts only to a small number of your followers. Best practices recommend keeping a consistent publishing schedule, and even several posts every day is not too much.
When are the best times to publish my posts?
Throughout the work week, from early morning to late evening.
Can I use this service to post on my company's social media accounts?
Yes, Blessed Pirate allows you to post on your company's social media accounts as well. Please refer to their website for more information.
Have some feedback or facing problems with building and growing your personal brand?
We'd love to hear from you! Feel free to get in touch with us through LinkedIn, Facebook, or Twitter.