Manuel De Vits — 30+ Years in B2B Sales across 5 continents | Built 4 companies via LinkedIn | Speaker (Universities & Conferences) | Favikon Top Influencer (Entrepreneurship & Startups) | I Fix the Conversation, Not the Funnel
30+ Years in B2B Sales across 5 continents | Built 4 companies via LinkedIn | Speaker (Universities & Conferences) | Favikon Top Influencer (Entrepreneurship & Startups) | I Fix the Conversation, Not the Funnel
Manuel De Vits ranks #522 of 18,566 LinkedIn creators in Growth Marketing, and is a standout voice in United Arab Emirates. They have 27.2K followers and published 21 posts in the last 60 days at a 0.2% average engagement rate.
- 27.2K followers
- 21 posts / 60d
- 0.2% avg engagement
- 264 follower growth / 30d
The roast
Manuel claims to fix the conversation rather than the funnel, which is a relief because his 0.25% engagement rate suggests he’s not currently fixing either. It takes a special kind of ego to invite strangers to a 15-minute coffee break just to listen to you talk about your 5 continents.
About Manuel
Starting in sales and navigating through marketing and recruitment, I've always embraced challenges to carve my own path. I'm a business owner with roots in Japan, Ukraine, Luxembourg, Belgium, and Dubai. I've reshaped, reinvented, and changed my life more times than I can count. It is all about fueling your drive with passion. I'm all about being real - Let's connect, meet, listen, and learn! Be part of my Coffee Break Challenge- a 15-minute online meeting where we can connect, share stories, and share our perspectives. Message me if you're up for a chat, whether to connect, talk about business, share our journey, or enjoy a virtual coffee together —you never know what we might learn!
Highlights
- Top 5% Audience — 27,207 followers
- Top 5% Creator — 21 posts in 30 days
- Top 5% in United Arab Emirates — Ranked #9 of 210 creators
- Top 50% Impact — 61 avg engagements per post
Recent posts
The people who only climb for themselves usually end up alone. I have seen it too many times in business. You wanna know why I win? Because even at my lowest I lifted the others. I have met founders with bigger exits, bigger teams, and bigger audiences. Some of them still looked empty. Over time, I learned that success becomes very lonely when every decision only benefits you. The moments I respect most in my own journey were not the revenue milestones. They were the calls that opened a door for someone else. The introductions that helped another founder survive. The quiet support during
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The thing I don't do now, it costs more later. Japan was the starting point and Dubai is just the latest location where I’m unpacking my life and making a go of it. I've begun again a number of times. When I left Japan I had to give people my life, when I went to Belgium I had to learn new rules, when I went to Ukraine, I had to hide the fear, when I went to Luxembourg, I had to carry the old habit into new territories and when I went to Dubai, it was the same old habit, except I was a man of business and no longer a man of God. Unfortunately, I lost everything and learned how to survive v
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Most LinkedIn marketers celebrate noise. I watch for silent intent that leads to revenue. After 30+ years in B2B sales, I trust private signals more than public applause. I have built multiple companies on LinkedIn and outbound, and the pattern is very clear. The people who buy often do not like, clap, or comment first. They visit your profile. They reply in DM. They click. They book. One quiet liker once sent a DM that helped pay for my move across countries. Another deal started with one simple conversation and turned into $38,000, with zero public engagement around it. That is why li
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Last updated 2026-08-01