Joshua NelsonSeven Figure Agency · Mentor / Coach at Seven Figure Agency

How to Use LinkedIn Newsletters to Attract Ideal Clients

Name: How to Use LinkedIn Newsletters to Attract Ideal Clients
Uploaded: 2026-04-17T15:39:57+00:00
Duration: 1 min 15 s
Channel: Joshua Nelson
Description: In this instructional video, the speaker outlines a growth hack for acquiring ideal clients on LinkedIn. The method involves uploading an automation…

17 Apr 2026 · 1 min

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In this instructional video, the speaker outlines a growth hack for acquiring ideal clients on LinkedIn. The method involves uploading an automation script into Copilot that automatically sends connection requests to target prospects. Because LinkedIn accounts are tied to users' personal email addresses, the speaker creates a LinkedIn newsletter (published as an article) that is delivered straight to the prospect's personal inbox, appearing with the sender's name. The approach leverages the personal‑email association to bypass LinkedIn's feed and land directly in the recipient's mailbox, prompting higher engagement. The speaker reports that, after a few months of using this tactic, they amassed roughly 800 newsletter followers and generated significant interaction. The talk emphasizes using a personal email (not a business address) for the newsletter, crafting eye‑catching content, and relying on LinkedIn's automatic suggestion of the newsletter to new connections.

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All right, y'all, I'm going to blow your minds. What would you pay to get in your client's personal email? $2 million. Using automation and in their email without having to set up an automation or use an email sender. So I'm in my client's email inbox. Upload into Copilot an automation to connect with your ideal buyers. The automation does its thing. You send a connection request, they connect with you. If you have a LinkedIn newsletter, you have to actually create— it's called an article when you go to do a post, but it's a newsletter, LinkedIn newsletter. You can set up your newsletter, and most people who own a business set up their LinkedIn using what email address? Their personal. So it goes into their personal inbox because that's what they set up their LinkedIn with. And I create some kind of flashy content that's going to get their attention. The great part is it goes straight into their personal inbox and it says your name. Do it from your personal, not your business, obviously. As soon as they connect with you, LinkedIn is going to suggest your newsletter to follow. So in just a couple of, you know, months, I got about 800 followers using this. So I get a lot of engagement off of these because it's in their personal inbox. They got some space in their personal inboxes. Can you believe it?