Kurtis Cheah — Stop collecting connections and start booking meetings. I help teams turn LinkedIn activity into real revenue.
Stop collecting connections and start booking meetings. I help teams turn LinkedIn activity into real revenue.
Kurtis Cheah ranks #562 of 18,566 LinkedIn creators in Social Selling & LinkedIn Growth, and is a standout voice in United Kingdom. They have 25.8K followers and published 28 posts in the last 60 days at a 0.1% average engagement rate.
- 25.8K followers
- 28 posts / 60d
- 0.1% avg engagement
- 141 follower growth / 30d
The roast
Kurtis teaches teams how to turn LinkedIn activity into revenue while averaging thirty-seven likes a post. He’s the digital equivalent of a diet coach who gains ten pounds every time he mentions a salad.
About Kurtis
We are a marketing and strategy company with bases in the UK and the US, which helps SMEs devise, develop and deliver their growth plans. By providing content, courses and consultancy, we will help you crystallise the vision of where you want to take your company, show you how to build a marketing strategy and do it with you. We deliver our strategic input through running a range of events across the UK, providing personal coaching programmes for your team or offering you a customised intensive strategy for your business. Our goal is to show you how you can get results in your business. We are straight talking, open and honest with businesses. Some courses or events on the topic of business development for example, will only tell you the textbook ways to grow your business. They don’t explain any details or a strategy, so you have wasted your time. You are left wondering how to develop your business through social media or other marketing methods. We aren’t like that. Our no BS approach is based on our desire to see your company develop. We work alongside businesses to help them focus, develop strategies and implement tactics to see their growth ambitions realised. Our end result is teaching businesses how to attract, engage and convert more clients. For more details visit our website: www.maverrik.com ==================================================================== I am a competitive sales negotiator with strong industry experience and a University degree. I have over seven years sales experience where I have consistently exceeded targets. I approach all tasks with a pro-active and positive attitude and actively look for new challenges.
Highlights
- Top 5% Creator — 28 posts in 30 days
- Top 5% Audience — 25,797 followers
- Top 5% in United Kingdom — Ranked #88 of 1840 creators
- Top 25% in Social Selling & LinkedIn Growth — Ranked #22 of 91 creators
Recent posts
Every so often you need a stretch of time where nobody can reach you for anything work-related, and this trip was exactly that. This is from a while back, the Luxembourg Gardens on a random weekday morning, nowhere near a laptop or anything resembling a to-do list. Ended up standing in front of that palace for a lot longer than I probably needed to, not really looking at anything in particular, just letting the morning pass without trying to turn it into something productive. Took a couple of days into that trip before I actually stopped checking my phone out of habit, which probably says m
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Being active on LinkedIn doesn't automatically mean your sales team is social selling effectively. I've seen teams put plenty of time into LinkedIn, but still struggle to turn that activity into conversations and, eventually, pipeline. The problem isn't always effort. Sometimes it's the way the process has been set up in the first place. Social selling requires a different approach from traditional cold calling and email. Your team needs the right process, the right profile positioning, the right approach to building relationships, and a clear understanding of what to do with a prospect at e
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Came across a bit of Gartner research that made me stop and think about my own inbox for a second. Apparently most B2B buyers say they'd rather avoid a sales rep altogether if they can, especially once a message starts feeling too frequent or too generic to bother with. Made me wonder how true that actually is for the people I'm connected with here, rather than just for buyers in a research report somewhere. So, genuinely curious 👇
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Last updated 2026-08-01