What the retainer covers

Twelve LinkedIn posts a month, written in your real voice from your own material. A 60-minute working call every two weeks — no call, no content. An always-on idea log that catches the fragments before they evaporate. Warm leads flagged as they engage, so you know who is worth a message. And a monthly review that counts real conversations with the right people, not likes. Month to month. Cancel any time.

Month one: discovery

Four working sessions, and no content is produced. That is deliberate. Voice extraction, your LinkedIn profile rebuilt as a conversion tool, and your content pillars mapped — expertise, humor, personal. That month is what everything after it is built from.

You post it, and that is deliberate

We write it. You publish it, under your own name, from your own account. You reply to your own comments and send your own messages. That is not us doing less — it is the only version of this that works.

Buyers can tell the difference between a person and a managed account, and so can the platforms. LinkedIn's own user agreement is explicit that your account is yours and your password stays yours — anyone who asks for your login is putting your account at risk, not just bending a rule. We would rather hand you something excellent and let you be the one who shows up with it.

In practice it costs you a few minutes a day: read the post, change anything you want, hit publish, and answer the people who reply.

À la carte

The retainer is LinkedIn content, done properly. When you want the same material working elsewhere — long-form answer articles for your website, a newsletter, website copy and FAQs, or higher volume than the retainer — that is à la carte. Tell us what you're after in the audit and we'll scope it honestly, including telling you if we think it's the wrong starting point.

What we promise — and what we don’t

We can't promise you leads, meetings, views, followers, or a search ranking, and we won't pretend otherwise. That depends on how consistently you publish, your network, your market, and platforms that change their rules without warning. What we guarantee is the work: content built with real skill, from what is actually true about you. Anyone promising you the rest is selling lighter fluid.

Why we publish the price

Because it's the first question every buyer asks, and hiding it builds the wrong kind of suspense. We ask our clients to answer the hard questions in public — cost included. It would be strange not to do it ourselves.