LinkedIn ghostwriting agency
A LinkedIn ghostwriting agency for meetings, not likes.
A LinkedIn ghostwriting agency is the no-brainer hire when the posts have to keep converting after one person is away. Underdog is a senior team: writers, editors and design, publishing in your voice. The outcome we manage to is replies and meetings with a named buyer.
Who this is for
B2B founders and executives selling to other businesses, where the buyer is a person with a name and a title. You have probably already tried a freelancer. It started well, drifted by month two, and ended when they got busy or got poached. Or you are hiring for the first time and can see the risk: one person, one filter, one point of failure, for something you want running for years. You want the output of a senior in-house team without hiring one. If the work is a single essay you will edit yourself, do not hire us. If the cadence has to hold, this is the page.
Fintech is a different brief. A bank buyer, a payments lead or a compliance officer stops at the first loose term, so the draft has to survive that read. If that is the engagement, start with the LinkedIn ghostwriting agency for fintech.
What the agency actually does
We run your LinkedIn presence as a small department. Senior writers draft in your voice. Editors hold the line on every piece. In-house designers build carousels, infographics and cheat sheets. Research watches which formats and topics are earning distribution in your market this month. Scheduling, publishing and a weekly report are included. At the top tier that is up to 100 pieces a month, and none of it depends on one person being at their desk. To hire the writing engagement on its own, start at hire a LinkedIn ghostwriter.
The process
Four steps, same order for every client. First, voice capture: how you think, what you believe, and where the lines are. Every later draft is checked against that, which is why a client a year in sounds more like themselves, not less. Second, a 30-minute session each week. You talk. That conversation is the raw material, not a brief written by someone who has never heard you. Third, senior writers draft and editors remove anything that reads like a template, because your buyers can smell it. Fourth, we publish, and the report covers replies, profile visits and meetings booked. The next week moves because of that report, not because a format felt fashionable.
Outcomes we will actually talk about
We do not sell a post count as the result. The result is a buyer who has read you for weeks and is ready to talk. One client signed business in week two off a single post. Another went from 4,000 followers to 38,000, with 11.5M views in a quarter. Reach only matters because the right people were in it. A venture firm's partners hold three-figure engagement every week, which is how founders start to know who they are before a meeting exists. The receipts are on the results page. We also write for a former NFL player.
Agency or freelancer
A freelancer is one diary and one taste. When they are ill, the posts stop, and the meetings those posts were earning stop with them. An agency keeps writers, editors, design and research on the account, so the voice guide and the cadence do not live in one person's head. You pay more than a per-post invoice, and you get someone who owns whether the work books a meeting. Hire the freelancer for a one-off you will edit line by line. Hire the agency when the presence has to outlast a holiday. The full comparison is in the 2026 cost and pricing guide. Our tiers are on the pricing page. If the brief is executive judgement rather than a LinkedIn cadence alone, read executive ghostwriting.
Questions to ask any agency, including us
Who writes, and how senior are they? What happens to the cadence on holiday? Can you show the process, not just samples? How do you report meetings, and how often does the plan change because of that report? Where does the voice guide live if we part ways? Our answers are on this page, the deliverables are on the services page, and the numbers are on results. An agency that dodges those questions is telling you something useful. The fuller hire checklist is how to hire a LinkedIn ghostwriter.
What it costs
Engagements start at $2,500 a month, billed quarterly, because ninety days is the minimum for content to compound. Most clients land between $2,500 and $6,500 depending on volume and formats. See the pricing page for our tiers, and the 2026 cost and pricing guide for market ranges and when an agency beats a freelancer.
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Questions buyers ask
What is a LinkedIn ghostwriting agency?
A LinkedIn ghostwriting agency writes and publishes in your voice as a team: senior writers, editors, design and research, with one owner for whether the work books meetings. It is not a freelancer with an agency logo. Underdog posts every week for B2B founders and executives, from $2,500 a month.
Who is this agency for?
B2B founders and executives whose buyer is a person with a name and a title. You need a presence that survives holidays, launches and a bad quarter. You do not need an influencer programme. If you want one writer for a single essay, a freelancer can be the right call. If the cadence has to hold, you want the agency.
Why hire an agency instead of a freelancer?
A freelancer is one person's taste and diary. When they are ill, travelling or gone, the posts stop, and so do the meetings those posts were earning. An agency keeps writers, editors, design and research on the account, so the voice guide does not live in one head. You pay more than a per-post invoice, and someone owns the outcome. The full split, including when the freelancer wins, is in the 2026 cost and pricing guide.
How does the process work?
Four steps, in this order. Voice capture, so drafts sound like you. A 30-minute session each week, which becomes the raw material. Senior writers draft and editors cut anything that reads like a template. Then we publish and report on replies, profile visits and meetings, and the next week changes from that report.
What outcomes should I expect, beyond likes?
A buyer who has read you for weeks and is ready to talk. One client signed business in week two from a single post. Another went from 4,000 to 38,000 followers and 11.5M views in a quarter. A venture firm's partners hold three-figure engagement every week, which is how founders know who they are before the meeting. Likes are a side effect.
How much does a LinkedIn ghostwriting agency cost?
Our tiers are $2,500, $3,500 and $6,500 a month, billed quarterly, on the pricing page. Market ranges for 2026, from per-post freelancers to white-glove firms, are in the cost and pricing guide. There is no setup fee hiding behind the call.
Will juniors write under my name?
No. Senior writers and editors only. Research runs around the clock and surfaces angles. The writing and the judgement never do. We take few clients, because a weekly live session does not scale to hundreds of accounts.
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