LinkedIn ghostwriter

A LinkedIn ghostwriter who studies the platform, not just the prose.

Who this is for

You are a founder or senior operator whose buyers are on LinkedIn. You have tried posting: it took ninety minutes to write something you were half happy with, it got eleven likes, and you quietly stopped. Or you have a ghostwriter now, and the posts are grammatical but nobody could tell they are yours. Either way, the feed keeps rewarding people who know less than you.

What we do

We write and run your LinkedIn presence end to end. A weekly cadence of posts in your voice, built for how the platform actually distributes content: text posts, carousels and infographics designed in-house, long-form when the idea deserves it. We handle scheduling, publishing and distribution. You talk to us for 30 minutes a week and review drafts in minutes.

Hook science, not vibes

LinkedIn shows your post to a small test audience and watches what they do in the first seconds. That means the first two lines decide everything, before quality gets a vote. Our research layer tracks which hook constructions, formats and topics are earning distribution in your market right now, and every draft is built on that signal. Cadence matters the same way: the algorithm rewards accounts that show up consistently, and buries the ones that post in bursts and vanish. This is the mechanical layer most writers skip, and it is why good thinking so often dies at eleven likes.

What a month of posts looks like

A working LinkedIn cadence rotates formats deliberately, because the algorithm scores variety and different buyers stop for different shapes. In a typical month you will ship first-person stories that carry a lesson, contrarian takes on your category, teardown-style posts that show your thinking on a real problem, and one or two design assets, a carousel or cheat sheet, built to be saved. Every post opens with a hook that earns the click on "see more", closes with a reason to follow, and sounds like you, because it started as something you actually said.

Proof

12.7M views from one thread

A single piece took a client's account from a few hundred followers to 30,000. One idea, engineered for distribution. Full story on the results page.

A client landed in week two

One post reached 2M views and turned into a signed client inside the first fortnight of the engagement. Content that sells, not content that decorates.

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: why an agency beats a freelancer here, or the broader executive ghostwriting engagement.

Questions buyers ask

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.

Do you understand the LinkedIn algorithm or just write posts?

Both, and the first part matters more. Hook construction, dwell time, comment velocity, format rotation and posting cadence are studied continuously by our research layer. What worked on LinkedIn last year quietly stopped working. We adjust weekly.

Do you post for me?

Yes, end to end. Scheduling, publishing and distribution are handled. Your involvement is one 30-minute conversation a week and a few minutes of review.

Who owns the content?

You do. Every draft, every published piece, and the voice guide we build for you are yours, including if we part ways.

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.

Your buyers scroll LinkedIn every morning.

The question is whose thinking they read there. Book a call and we will map what showing up would look like for you.

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