Afolashade Adamson ♕, Brand Influencer at Black AI Centre
Brand Influencer at Black AI Centre
- 14.7K followers
- 38 posts / 60d
- 2.2% avg engagement
- 928 follower growth / 30d
Afolashade Adamson ♕ ranks #152 of 16,731 creators on the LinkedIn Ranking, working in Computer Software and based in Nigeria. They have 14.7K followers and published 38 posts in the last 60 days at a 2.2% average engagement rate.
The roast
Afolashade claims she builds authority through deep listening, which explains why she’s posted five times in a month, she’s clearly waiting for the content to finish speaking. She’s helping SaaS founders scale by positioning their brands with the same frantic urgency as a dial-up modem.
About Afolashade
I didn’t get into social media management by guessing what works I got in by listening. Deeply. To comments. To content. To clients. And by asking one simple question: What do they really need to see, hear, and feel to trust you enough to say yes? That question has guided me across industries from helping coaches get booked for paid speaking gigs, to turning a client’s 58K follower page into 100K+ with nothing but storytelling and brand positioning. Now, I help: - SaaS-based productivity founders position their brand to drive user acquisition and retention - Startup founders build credibility and attract investor or user interest - Coaches and service providers grow audiences that convert into real revenue For SaaS-Based Productivity Founders You’re building tools to make life simpler but your LinkedIn presence? It shouldn't be complicated either. My job is to take what you do and turn it into positioning your ideal users understand and act on. What that looks like: Improved retention through brand clarity: By aligning content to match the user journey, one client saw more consistent engagement and retention by simply showing up more strategically. Attracting high-quality demos: Implemented a brand voice and content approach that drew in decision-makers, leading to product inquiries and trial signups organically. I work in your terms: acquisition, retention, conversion and I translate content into outcomes. Not a SaaS-based productivity founder? You're... ...still in the right place. You're building a brand. A message. A presence that converts. Here's what I’ve done for others like you: Startup founders, coaches, service-based pros: Scaled a client’s community from 58K to 100K+ by handling post scheduling and managing their comment section daily driving consistent engagement and visibility. Secured paid speaking gigs and clients by positioning one coach's authority through storytelling and strategic DMs. Clarified brand voice so her posts didn’t just sound good they sounded real. It resonated, and led to actual inquiries. Used a blend of polls, carousels, and videos to spark engagement and attract leads, one of which converted into a paying client on the first call. Optimized LinkedIn profile and content pillars for clarity, relevance, and better inbound visibility. I blend content strategy, engagement psychology, and storytelling that works. If you're building something the world needs to see, my job is to make sure they don't scroll past it. Send me DM now to get started or message me at afolashadenimiazeez@gmail.com
Highlights
- Top 1% in Computer Software
: Ranked #24 of 4,291 creators
- Top 5% in Nigeria
: Ranked #2 of 60 creators
- Top 5% Impact
: 319 avg engagements per post
- Top 5% Creator
: 38 posts in 30 days
Recent posts
Not everything needs to become a lesson. Sometimes, you can just enjoy your life. You can have a good day without turning it into a productivity story. You can rest without feeling guilty that you should be doing something else. You can spend time with people you love and not take a single picture. You can have a quiet evening and not feel the need to explain what you're doing with your time. I've always believed that not every moment needs to be documented, optimized, or turned into something useful. Some moments are simply meant to be lived. And honestly, I think there's something be
95 reactions · 68 comments · 7 reposts
You send a voice note to a friend. A few minutes later, they reply with a perfectly written summary of everything you said. You didn't type it. They didn't type it either. An app did. You pause and think, "Wait, when did this become normal?" Because not too long ago, you'd have had to listen to the whole thing, take notes, then reply. Now it's instant. And it's not just voice notes. People are using AI to turn meeting recordings into action points. Translate languages in real time during a call. Summarize long documents in seconds. Draft replies to emails they haven't even fully re
103 reactions · 78 comments · 10 reposts
The easiest way to know if someone understands LinkedIn engagement? Read the comments they leave. Not the number of comments. The comments. Because there’s a huge difference between: “Great post. Thanks for sharing!” And a comment that makes someone stop, think, click your profile, or start a conversation. After writing thousands of LinkedIn comments and managing engagement for personal brands, I’ve learned that a good comment usually does at least one of these things: It adds a perspective. It asks a thoughtful question. It challenges an idea respectfully. It shares an experience that
78 reactions · 63 comments · 6 reposts
Last updated 2026-09-27