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Every page and article on Courtney Johnson in one place, organized by topic.

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  • Contact : Courtney Johnson is open to brand partnerships. For collaboration inquiries, reach out via email or connect on LinkedIn, Instagram, and TikTok.
  • Start Here : Courtney Johnson is an author and personal brand educator in Austin who helps people beat the fear of being seen and build a brand that feels like them.
  • What I'm Doing Now : Courtney is a published author. Career Cheat Codes (Penguin Random House) is out now. She helps 500,000+ people build personal brands that feel like them.
  • Work With Me : Courtney Johnson co-teaches the Level Up on LinkedIn Accelerator, a 4-week cohort for professionals ready to build credibility and grow inbound leads.

Best Posts

Start here. These are the posts that best capture who Courtney Johnson is: the author of Career Cheat Codes, a personal brand educator who went from a toxic corporate job to an audience of more than 500,000, and someone who teaches people to get over the fear of being seen online. If you are new here, read these first.

Book

Everything related to my book. The announcements, the milestones, and the behind-the-scenes of becoming a published author. "Dream Come True: I'm Officially an Author!" is the one that still gives me chills. It had been 1 year, 6 months, and 6 days since that Penguin Random House email landed in my inbox. Writing that post made it feel real.

Career

Career advice I actually believe in. Company politics, income strategies, and the stuff nobody tells you in a job interview. "Problematic Career Cheat Codes: Company Politics Edition" is about navigating company politics, which can feel like walking through a minefield. I wrote it because most career advice ignores the reality of office dynamics.

Content

Posts about content creation, personal branding, LinkedIn strategy, and what actually works in marketing right now. I practice what I preach here. "What B2B Buyers Actually Trust in 2025" is a wake-up call. If you are still marketing like it is 2015, we need to talk. I wrote this because the playbook has completely changed.

General

The catch-all category. Media features, personal reflections, headshots, and anything else that does not fit neatly somewhere else. "I Was Featured in Fast Company" covers how I started posting consistently about marketing and career on LinkedIn and then TikTok, and everything took off over the past few years. Fast Company wrote about it, which still feels wild.