Business writing
A LinkedIn ghostwriter in the UK who writes like you talk.
Regular LinkedIn posts in your voice, from one short call a month. Written by a person who knows your business, not a template.
- NDA before you share details
- You keep every right
- Written by people, never AI
LinkedIn rewards people who post consistently and say something real. Most busy leaders manage neither. A LinkedIn ghostwriter fixes that: you share your opinions and stories, and they turn them into posts that sound like you.
We start by studying how you speak, what you believe and who you want to reach. Each month, a short call or a few voice notes give your writer enough material for a month of posts. You approve everything before it goes live.
Every post is written by a human. Readers can spot generic AI content quickly, and it undermines the trust you are trying to build.
Who it is for.
- Founders and CEOs building a profile
- Consultants and advisers who win work through LinkedIn
- Senior leaders stepping into a public role
- Recruiters and sales leaders with a network to grow
What you get.
Voice guide
A short document capturing your tone, topics and opinions.
Monthly posts
A set number of posts each month, scheduled or ready to publish.
Content calendar
A plan that balances stories, opinions and expertise.
Monthly review
What worked, and what to do next month.
Process and timeline.
Your first posts are ready within two weeks of the voice call.
Brief
Tell us what you need, who it is for and when it is due. A short call fills in the rest.
Questions
Your writer asks the questions that turn a generic piece into something only you could have said.
First draft
A full draft in your voice, delivered on the date agreed at the start.
Revise and deliver
We revise until it sounds right, then hand over the final version. It is yours to use as you wish.
What it costs.
A typical UK market range. Your quote is fixed before any work starts, and payments are staged.
We lost our biggest client in 2019.
I spent a week drafting a 12-page recovery plan. My finance director read it and said: “Or we could just call the next ten clients on the list.”
We did. Eight said yes. Plans are comforting. Calls are useful.
An illustrative sample of our writing style, not a client’s work.
Questions, answered.
How many posts do I get?
Most clients choose between 8 and 20 posts a month. We recommend a pace you can sustain.
Do you post for me?
We can schedule posts for you, or hand them over for you to publish. Engaging with comments is best done by you.
Is there a minimum contract?
We suggest three months, because it takes time for a consistent voice to build an audience.
Before you start.
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Learn moreReady to talk about your LinkedIn?
A free, no-obligation quote within one working day. NDA available before you share a thing.