How it works
Software finds the moments. People do the writing.
Here’s exactly what happens between your onboarding call and a comment appearing under your name, and who does each part.
Step 1
We learn how you sound
An onboarding call about your buyers, your opinions and what you’d never say. It becomes a one-page voice brief and a set of brand rules, which you approve once.
Step 2
Software finds the moments
Every day we look for posts your buyers are reading and people worth reaching, using the topics, people and companies we agreed with you. Most of what it finds, we skip.
Step 3
We draft in your voice
Each comment or message is written for that one post or person, shaped by your brief and by the edits your editor has made before.
Step 4
Your editor reads every line
Every draft is checked against your brand rules, then read by a person who fixes it, cuts it or sends it back. Anything that breaks a rule never goes out.
Step 5
It goes out at a careful pace
Approved work is spread across your working day, well inside a daily ceiling for each channel. New accounts start slowly and build up over weeks.
Step 6
You see everything
A brief every Monday: what went out, who replied, and what we’re changing. Your portal shows the same, any time, and every action is logged.
What we do.
- Find the posts and people worth your time
- Write every comment, message and follow-up
- Read, edit and approve every line
- Pace and warm up your accounts
- Set up and look after your email domains
- Draft first replies when people answer
- Send you a brief every Monday
What you do.
- One onboarding call
- Approve your voice brief, once
- Take over the conversations we start
- Tell us when something changes in your business
That’s it. The rest is ours.
Looking after your name.
Your account and your reputation are the asset. These run on every account, every day.
Ceilings, not targets
Each channel has a daily ceiling we never go past, even when there’s more we could send.
An automatic stop
If a platform pushes back on your account, sending stops until a person has looked at why.
Listening to acceptance
If fewer people are accepting your connection requests, we slow down and change who we reach.
Do-not-contact, for good
Anyone who says no or unsubscribes is never contacted again, and we reach at most two new people at any one company each week.
Proper email setup
Separate sending domains with SPF, DKIM and DMARC in place, warmed up before the first email goes out.
More questions.
Do I see drafts before they go out?
Can I change my voice brief later?
How do you choose who to reach?
What happens when someone replies?
Twenty minutes, no pitch deck.
We’ll look at your LinkedIn together and tell you straight whether we can help. If we can’t, we’ll say so.
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