I teach business owners to get clients with LinkedIn and live video, and to build the AI that does the work behind the business.
Join my next live trainingI teach established owners to bring AI agents into their business. You build it on your own real work, then your team steps in, so follow-up, proposals and daily operations stop waiting on you.
Join my free AI trainingI left my job to care for my daughter in the hospital and turned to LinkedIn and daily video to find clients. By day 59, every new client was coming to me.
Read my storyStep 1: Strategy
Know who you need to attract, what they need help with, and what you can share to prove your expertise while being useful to them. Create a format and schedule you can sustain. Build the system around your strengths and the business you want to grow.
Step 2: Go live
Why live video? Few of your competitors go live, and fewer do it well.
Why LinkedIn? You can invite up to 4,000 first-degree connections to your live video events over four weeks, without paying for ads. LinkedIn reports that its audience has 2× the buying power of the average web audience.
Step 3: Convert
Give viewers one call to action that connects what you taught to the help they need next: register for a training, join your email list, or book a conversation. Choose one for that event.
Make the action easy to take during the live and from the replay. Follow up personally with people who show interest, and track registrations, sales conversations, and paid clients.
Step 4: Multiply
Use AI to turn the session into email campaigns, LinkedIn posts, video clips for LinkedIn and YouTube, newsletters, and articles for your website.
Review for accuracy and keep your point of view. Each useful answer becomes another way for people and AI search tools to discover your expertise, without starting from scratch on every channel.
Step 5: Improve
Review what brought the right people in, which questions mattered, and which calls to action led to conversations and sales. Use those signals to improve the next session.
Build a repeatable follow-up process that welcomes subscribers, continues useful conversations, and grows a permission-based email list you own. Over time, invite that audience to your own webinars as well.
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I'm Shanee Moret. In 2018 I left my job to care for my daughter in the hospital, and I turned to LinkedIn and daily video to find clients. I posted my first video with my hands shaking. By day 59, every new client was coming to me.
In 2020 I founded GrowthAcademy.Global. I teach business owners to get clients with LinkedIn and live video, and to build the AI that does the work behind the business, so you own every piece of it. Today I run it with no employees. AI agents do the work a team would normally do, and what you see on this page is the same play.
Read my story ↗Bring one question about your business. You leave with your first step for live video, LinkedIn and AI.
I work with established owners of high-ticket service businesses, like consultants, agencies and professional firms, who want more of their top 20% clients coming to them. You don't need to be technical. I teach you to build it yourself, and you own all of it.
That's where I started. In 2018 my hands shook in my first video. Ann Bedford-Flood had never been on video, and now she goes live. We start with one live a week, and I show you what to say, how to set it up and who to invite.
You don't need them. 4,000 is LinkedIn's limit for event invites over four weeks, not a minimum. I had fewer than 5,000 connections when every new client started coming to me. Start with the people you know, and each live brings you new ones.
Then this fits you best. LinkedIn is where decision makers spend their working time, and LinkedIn reports its audience has twice the buying power of the average web audience. Buyers who watch you live come to the first call already trusting you.
