# Linkedin Live Strategy

> Launch and scale B2B LinkedIn Live using Jessie Lizak's Reveting playbook — weekly livestream shows, conversation-first content engines, pre-live promotion, live engagement, and repurposing into podcasts, clips, and feed posts. Use when planning LinkedIn Live, building a WinsDay-style show, or replacing manufactured content with recorded conversations. Triggers on: "LinkedIn Live", "livestream B2B", "Jessie Lizak", "Reveting", "WinsDay", "go live on LinkedIn", "live video strategy", "repurpose livestream", "weekly live show", "podcast from LinkedIn Live".

- Skill: `leadmagic/linkedin-live-strategy` (Agent Skill, multi-file: 6 files)
- Install (CLI): `npx skillmds@latest add leadmagic/linkedin-live-strategy`
- Raw SKILL.md: https://api.skillmd.com/api/skills/leadmagic/linkedin-live-strategy/raw
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- Works with: Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex
- Category: Coding & Dev Tools
- License: MIT
- Author: LeadMagic (https://skillmd.com/u/leadmagic)
- Updated: 2026-09-17
- Page: https://skillmd.com/skills/leadmagic/linkedin-live-strategy

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# LinkedIn Live Strategy

## Overview

B2B teams burn budget manufacturing posts nobody asked for while their best
insights live in Slack threads, customer calls, and executive hallway
conversations. **Jessie Lizak** (Founder, **Reveting**; host of **WinsDay**)
flips the model: run a **weekly LinkedIn Live** as the primary content engine,
capture real conversations, and repurpose one session into podcasts, clips,
carousels, and feed posts for the whole month.

This skill sits beside `linkedin-algorithm` (Richard van der Blom's feed
mechanics). Van der Blom's data says Live is infrastructure-heavy — **guest
often, host rarely** for reach efficiency. Lizak's playbook is for founders,
CMOs, and execs who **will** host because a consistent show replaces a content
team's output — when you pair Live with disciplined repurposing and relationship
follow-up.

## When to Use

- "How do I start LinkedIn Live for B2B?"
- "Build a weekly livestream like WinsDay"
- "Repurpose live video into LinkedIn posts and podcast"
- "Our content is manufactured — need a conversation-first engine"
- "Founder wants to go live — what's the runbook?"
- "LinkedIn Live vs posting carousels — when to use which?"

## Authoritative Foundations

**Jessie Lizak (Reveting) — livestream content engine.** Public thesis:
livestreaming is a **conversation**, not a broadcast — real-time feedback,
relationship depth, and a repurposing flywheel (Live → podcast → clips → posts).
Reveting runs 10+ B2B livestream shows; WinsDay is the flagship weekly format.
Full playbooks, checklists, and repurposing tables →
`references/jessie-lizak-linkedin-live.md`.

**Richard van der Blom (Just Connecting) — feed context.** Document carousels
still top feed reach (~1.39x); Live is heavy to host but generates clip and
carousel raw material. Golden-hour comment discipline applies to live teasers
and replay posts. Load `linkedin-algorithm` for link/hashtag/AI-voice rules on
repurposed posts.

**Chris Walker (Refine Labs) — attribution.** Live pipeline often shows up as
dark social (DMs, "I saw your Live"). Pair show metrics with self-reported
source fields in CRM.

## Prerequisites

- Personal LinkedIn profile with Creator mode / Live access enabled
- Defined ICP and 2-3 content pillars (see `founder-brand`, `social-media-strategy`)
- Basic stack: LinkedIn Live-capable tool, recording, transcription (optional AI for drafts)
- Commitment to **weekly cadence** for 8 weeks minimum before judging ROI

## Step-by-Step Process

### Phase 1: Decide If Hosting Is Worth It

1. **Guest-first test (2-4 weeks):** Appear on 2-3 others' Lives; clip best moments
   to feed — lowest infrastructure path (van der Blom default).
2. **Host if:** founder/exec is the brand, content ops are thin, or you can assign
   one show runner (Reveting model).
3. **Kill if:** no one will own weekly prep + repurposing — one-off Lives waste effort.

### Phase 2: Design the Show (WinsDay Pattern)

1. Pick a **recurring slot** (e.g., Wednesday noon) — consistency beats perfection.
2. Name the show with an ICP keyword (marketing, RevOps, data, etc.).
3. Choose format: solo wins, executive interview, customer spotlight, or panel.
4. Build a 12-week guest/topic backlog before episode 1.
5. Document 3-5 talking points per episode — conversation guide, not script.

### Phase 3: Pre-Live Promotion

1. Create LinkedIn Event with keyword-rich description.
2. Teaser post 3-5 days prior (no external links in body).
3. Day-of reminder with time zones.
4. DM 10-20 warm contacts personally — not blast invites.
5. Co-promote with guest's network when applicable.

### Phase 4: Live Execution

1. Open by acknowledging live commenters; pin welcome comment.
2. Segment into 8-12 minute chapters for easy clipping.
3. Pull one audience question per segment from chat.
4. Close with one CTA: next episode date, newsletter, or booking link in **comments**.
5. Within 24 hours: thank-you post tagging guest + top commenters.

### Phase 5: Repurpose (Non-Optional)

Minimum from each session (see full table in reference):

- **3-5 native video clips** (60-90s hooks) for LinkedIn feed
- **1 document carousel** summarizing the framework discussed
- **2-4 text posts** (quotes, stories, lessons) with golden-hour replies
- **Podcast/audio feed** if building owned audience off-platform
- Use AI for transcription and **drafts** — human-edit voice before posting

### Phase 6: Relationship & Pipeline Follow-Up

1. Reply to every live and replay comment in the first 60-90 minutes.
2. DM engaged commenters with value, not pitches.
3. Invite active participants as future guests.
4. Log self-reported "heard us on Live" in CRM for 30-day review.

## Output Format

LinkedIn Live launch plan: show positioning (name, ICP, format, cadence), 12-week
topic/guest calendar, pre-live promotion checklist, live run-of-show, repurposing
map (clips, carousel, posts, podcast), relationship follow-up routine, measurement
dashboard (attendance, commenters, DMs, meetings), and 8-week iteration review.

## Quality Check

- [ ] Hosting decision documents guest-first alternative if applicable
- [ ] Weekly cadence locked with owner for prep + repurposing
- [ ] Pre-live promotion avoids external links in teaser posts
- [ ] Repurposing plan lists at least clips + carousel + 2 text posts per Live
- [ ] Golden-hour engagement assigned for live, replay, and clip posts
- [ ] Dark social / self-reported attribution field defined in CRM
- [ ] Cross-check feed posts against `linkedin-algorithm` reach rules

## Common Pitfalls

1. **Treating Live as a one-off webinar.** Without weekly cadence, the algorithm
   and your network forget the show exists.

2. **Over-production paralysis.** Lizak's origin story started with CEO
   interviews and a record button — not a studio budget.

3. **Skipping repurposing.** One Live without clips and carousels leaves feed
   reach on the table (carousels ~1.39x per van der Blom).

4. **Monologue mode.** Ignoring live chat wastes the format's trust advantage.

5. **Pitch theater.** Product demos dressed as conversations kill comment depth.

6. **AI voice on repurposed posts.** Draft with AI, edit for human voice — AI-sounding
   feed copy is penalized in van der Blom's data.

7. **Measuring only viewer count.** Comment quality, DMs, and 30-day meetings
   matter more than peak live attendance.

## Execution Artifacts

- `references/framework-notes.md` — Framework index and authority routing
- `templates/output-template.md` — Deliverable shell for agent output
- `scripts/check-output.py` — Lightweight deliverable validator
- `references/jessie-lizak-linkedin-live.md` — Flywheel, checklists, repurposing tables

## Related Skills

- **linkedin-algorithm**: Feed mechanics for repurposed posts (van der Blom)
- **founder-brand**: Founder-as-channel positioning and zero-click patterns
- **social-selling**: Converting Live relationships to pipeline
- **social-media-strategy**: Cross-platform sizing and calendar integration
- **content-distribution**: Extending clips beyond LinkedIn