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Founder & Content Strategy Partner @ Infowebica
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€388per post, fixed price
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LinkedIn Positioning Strategist | I build clear profiles and content for B2B founders & consultants, so the right buyers trust you before the sales call
I build LinkedIn positioning for B2B founders and consultants who have the expertise, but whose profile and content don't make that clear fast enough. For years, I worked behind the scenes. Admin. Logistics. Sales. Procurement. Customer support. Virtual assistance. Social media management. I made other people’s work clearer, more organized and more visible. Mine took longer to figure out. That is the gap I close now. You can be good at what you do and still sound too vague online. You can post useful content and still get remembered for nothing specific. I take the messy ideas in your head and turn them into: → a clearer LinkedIn profile → sharper content themes → posts that sound like you, not like a template → a simple content system you can keep using My background is practical. Before I shaped Infowebica into a digital marketing brand, I spent years working across customer support, sales support, SEO content, social media, online business support and brand communication for Slovenian businesses. At Talk Online Panel, I helped improve user communication by making the support process clearer, more structured and easier to follow. Same thinking, now pointed at your LinkedIn. Clearer message. Sharper structure. More trust before the sales call. If your LinkedIn sounds too vague or too much like everyone else in your niche, we should talk. Free strategy call link below.
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56% Founder / C-level · 24% Marketing
From 152 people who reacted to or commented on my posts
Public LinkedIn data · Aug 30, 2026
28,327 impressions. +135% in a year. And this graph started with 1 big positioning decision. Last year, i stopped presenting myself as a general marketing expert and got much more specific. I chose LinkedIn. More specifically: LinkedIn positioning for B2B founders and consultants. It felt risky at first. Marketing gave me plenty of topics to talk about. Narrowing meant choosing what I wanted people to remember me for. So I rebuilt my positioning around that. My profile changed. My content got more focused. My offers followed. And LinkedIn became the channel I took seriously enough to build my own brand on. It’s also where I landed my first serious client 🤗 So yes, I’m proud of the +135%. But the bigger milestone is what sits behind the number: getting more specific helped people understand what I actually do. A year later, I’d make the same decision again. P.S. have you ever grown faster after narrowing what you wanted to be known for?
The better you get at your work, the harder your positioning can become. After years in business, you have too many credible things to talk about. Strategy. Leadership. Growth. Operations. Sales. And choosing one association can feel like cutting away parts of your experience. That’s why experienced founders often struggle here. Your other expertise stays. Buyers just need a clearer entry point ➡️ 1️⃣ thing they can connect to your name first. Then your content, offers and proof can build out the fuller picture. I broke down how to choose that association in the carousel. P.S. if someone referred you tomorrow, what would you want them to say you’re the person for?
Copy your LinkedIn headline. Paste it under your competitor’s name. Does it still make perfect sense? That’s a problem ⛔ A lot of B2B headlines are built from words almost anyone can claim: - strategy - growth - leadership - innovation Take this: “Helping businesses grow through strategy, leadership and innovation.” Put it under 10 consultant profiles and it probably still works. So try the competitor copy test: 1. Copy your current headline. 2. Put it under a competitor’s name. 3. Circle every phrase they could credibly use too. 4. Rewrite around what should belong to you. Start with: - who you help - specific problem you solve - expertise you want linked to your name - proof behind that claim Your headline has a small job. Give the right buyer a clear reason to remember you. P.S. would yours survive the competitor copy test?
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Based on 152 people who reacted to or commented on my posts. Percentages use the profiles that could be classified.
Based on 152 people who reacted to or commented on my posts. Percentages use the profiles that could be classified.
Based on 152 people who reacted to or commented on my posts. Percentages use the profiles that could be classified.
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Urska Repas is a B2B LinkedIn creator based in Slovenia with 1,810 followers, posting about Marketing, Software, and Customer Support. On Naano, one sponsored LinkedIn post by Urska Repas costs €388, a fixed price per post.
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