CEO ghostwriter
You run the company. We run your voice.
Who this is for
You are a CEO with three problems stacked on top of each other. You have no time: the calendar is spoken for through next quarter. Your voice is distinctive and you would rather say nothing than sound like a LinkedIn template. And the downside is real: investors, the board, customers and your own team all read what goes out under your name. So the company's most credible voice stays silent, and the market fills the gap with whoever keeps posting.
What we do
We turn one 30-minute conversation a week into your entire public presence. You talk through what is on your mind, a deal that fell apart, a hiring lesson, where your category is heading. Senior writers turn it into posts and essays that sound like you on your best day. You approve every word. We publish, distribute and report. The audience that matters, buyers, investors, candidates, sees a CEO who shows up every week with a point of view.
Built for the board and investor audience
CEO content has a second reader that founder content does not: the people who govern and fund you. That changes the editorial line. Fewer hot takes, more evidence of judgement. The stories we pull from your weekly session are chosen to compound into a track record, the kind a Series B lead scrolls through before the first meeting, or a board member forwards without wincing. Visibility for a CEO is not vanity. It is cheaper capital, easier hires and warmer pipeline.
Why your voice can't be delegated to marketing
Your marketing team can run the brand account. They cannot be you. When a market hears from a CEO directly, unpolished in the right ways, specific about hard calls, it prices in a different level of trust than any brand channel can buy. That is precisely why it is dangerous to hand your name to a junior or a template shop: the reader is calibrated for authenticity, and a false note under a CEO's name costs more than silence would have. So we capture your voice properly, keep every draft anchored to something you actually said, and put your judgement, not ours, on display.
Proof
One client's account, one quarter. The reach came from cadence and hook engineering, not luck. Numbers on the results page.
A single LinkedIn post in a technical, sceptical market. The kind of buyers who do not click ads read posts like this to the end.
How we do it
Every engagement runs on the same operating system. First, voice capture: we sit with you and map how you think, what you believe, and where you draw lines, so drafts sound like you on your best day rather than a competent stranger. Second, a 30-minute session each week where you talk and we take notes. That conversation becomes the week's content.
Then the part you never see. Research runs around the clock, tracking which formats, hooks and topics are actually working in your market this month, not last year. Senior writers draft from your session and that signal. Editors strip out anything that reads like AI filler, because your buyers can smell it, and a formulaic post costs you the exact credibility you hired us to build. You review in minutes, we schedule and publish, and a weekly report card shows what moved.
What it costs
Engagements start at $2,000 a month, billed quarterly, because ninety days is the minimum for content to compound. Most clients land between $2,000 and $6,500 depending on volume and formats. See the full pricing breakdown.
Related: ghostwriter for founders if you are earlier stage, or executive ghostwriter for the wider senior-operator engagement.
Questions buyers ask
How much of my time does this actually take?
One 30-minute conversation a week, plus a few minutes reviewing drafts. That is the entire footprint. The engagement is designed around a CEO calendar, not the other way round.
What about reputational risk?
Nothing publishes without your sign-off. Sensitive topics are flagged before drafting, not after. And because every piece starts from your own thinking in the weekly session, you are never defending words that were never yours.
Will investors and the board actually see this?
They already look. Diligence now includes your public footprint, and a CEO whose thinking is visible raises easier, hires better and walks into the boardroom with the market already on side.
What does a ghostwriter cost?
Our engagements run from $2,000 to $6,500 a month depending on volume and formats, billed quarterly. Full detail on the pricing page. Cheap ghostwriting exists, but it reads cheap, and it is your name on it.
Do you use AI?
Research agents monitor your market around the clock and surface angles. Every piece is then written and signed off by senior human writers and editors. Nothing is published that a machine wrote end to end.
How long until results?
One client closed a deal in week two off a single post. More typically, meaningful engagement lands within weeks and compounding reach within the first quarter. We ask for ninety days because that is what the compounding needs.
Thirty minutes a week is the entire ask.
You talk. We build the public voice your company already deserves. Start with a call.
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