Episode 86
How to Grow from 0 to 100k Followers on LinkedIn (Step-by-Step) - w/ Sai & Sohan
Are you afraid to hit "post" on LinkedIn? Do you worry that your employer might judge you, or that you don't have anything valuable to say?
How this episode answers LinkedIn growth searches.
This episode is the Ready Set Do LinkedIn-growth conversation with Sai and Sohan. The local transcript introduces their combined LinkedIn audience as more than 350,000 followers and discusses personal brand, viral posts, and why consistency still matters after one post travels.
- The transcript introduces Sai and Sohan with a combined LinkedIn audience of more than 350,000 followers.
- The conversation discusses personal brand as a career asset, not just a vanity metric.
- The transcript talks about the limits of one viral post and the need to keep showing up after it.
Who this is for
- You want a public signal that actually helps your work, not empty internet vanity.
- You would rather hear Sai's version while the mess is still fresh than get another polished hindsight sermon.
Key takeaways
- Grow from 0 to 100k Followers on LinkedIn (Step-by-Step) - w/ Sai & Sohan
- "Cold Start" Problem: How to write your first post when you have zero audience.
- Corporate Trap: How to handle employer perceptions and "moonlighting" concerns.
- Strategy: How to build a content process so you never run out of ideas.
- Blueprint: Building a Sustainable Content Strategy
- how many post I have how fast I write and then I schedule post for next 7 days. One thing that really prevents them...
- I'm Naman Pande. This is the Ready Set to Podcast and in this episode my guests are Shan Sati and Sai Kumar. Between...
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My mom and a couple of friends we were having lunch in the food court. Suddenly there is this girl who comes up to me and she's like hey are you so she's like the content that you're
she's like the content that you're sharing is helping me and my friends look for a job right now. I sit for 3 hours 5 7 10 or one depending on how many post I have how fast I write
how many post I have how fast I write and then I schedule post for next 7 days. One thing that really prevents them from embarking on their contentation journeys is just how it will be perceived
is just how it will be perceived by their employers. Did you all ever worry about that? If you are getting negative comments or hate comments that means you're growing. I'm Naman Pande. This is the Ready Set
I'm Naman Pande. This is the Ready Set to Podcast and in this episode my guests are Shan Sati and Sai Kumar. Between them Sai and Sohan Amaz, a network of over 350,000 followers on LinkedIn
Show notes
Are you afraid to hit "post" on LinkedIn? Do you worry that your employer might judge you, or that you don't have anything valuable to say? In this episode, we sit down with two of the biggest Indian Study Abroad creators on LinkedIn : Sohan Sethi and Sai Kumar Bysani . These two haven't just built followers; they’ve built empires, careers, and life-changing opportunities solely through the power of writing online.
FAQ
How do you grow from 0 to 100k LinkedIn followers?
The episode frames LinkedIn growth around repeated useful posts, clear personal brand, and continuing after early viral moments instead of treating one post as the whole strategy.
Why does LinkedIn growth matter for careers?
The conversation treats LinkedIn as public proof. A clearer public signal can make work, expertise, and opportunities easier for the right people to find.
Do viral LinkedIn posts create a personal brand by themselves?
No. The episode discusses viral posts, but the durable lesson is that one viral moment still has to be followed by consistent signal.
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