You start every call cold
Nobody arrives knowing how you think, so the first twenty minutes go to context you have explained a hundred times.
Ghostwriting
You have done the work. You have the scars, the numbers, the judgment nobody can fake. And a stranger looking at your LinkedIn still cannot tell in ten seconds.
I write on LinkedIn as myself and grew 33,449 followers from a blank profile with zero ad spend. A few people asked me to do the same under their name. This is how that works.
The cost of silence
People research you before they answer you. Candidates, investors, buyers, partners. An empty profile is a quiet no.
Nobody arrives knowing how you think, so the first twenty minutes go to context you have explained a hundred times.
Someone with half your depth is defining your category in public while your best thinking stays in Slack threads and offsites.
Not because you cannot write. Because it is Thursday, the quarter is on fire, and the draft has been open since March.
What you get
LinkedIn only. No Instagram, no TikTok, no talking-head video packages, no engagement pods. I do one thing and I would rather stay good at it.
We start with a long conversation about how you think, what you refuse to say, and who you are actually talking to.
Headline, about, experience, banner. Before the first post ships, the page has to do its own job.
I write, you approve, it ships. You never have to open the app with a blank cursor blinking at you.
What landed, what died, what we change. If it is not working, I will tell you before you notice.
How it works
You tell me what you want people to conclude about you. I tell you honestly whether I am the right person for it. Sometimes the answer is no.
A deep session plus everything you have already written or said on stage. I come back with positioning, themes, and three sample posts before you commit to a month.
You read on your phone between meetings and reply yes, or with one line of correction. Fifteen minutes of your week, not five hours.
Month by month the voice gets sharper and the drafts need fewer edits. Presence compounds the same way code quality does: slowly, then obviously.
Proof
No client logos on this page. What I can show you is my own profile, in public, where anyone can check the numbers.
The account
What it returned
What you get
Fit
Founders, executives, and senior operators with real proof behind them. If the work is still ahead of you, spend the money on the work instead. I will say so on the call.
That is the entire job. We lock voice before anything ships, and I will not publish a sentence you would not say out loud in a board meeting.
No. I take work where I can follow the substance, mostly technology, engineering leadership, product, and startups. If I cannot follow it, I cannot write it.
A long session at the start, then roughly fifteen minutes a week to review drafts. Occasionally a short call when something big is happening at your company.
No. LinkedIn only. If someone offers you everything everywhere, ask them which one they are actually good at.
It depends on cadence and how much research each post needs. I will quote on the call, and it will be a number, not a range designed to move.
Thirty minutes, no pitch deck, no pressure. Worst case you leave with a clearer idea of how you should sound.