You’re on LinkedIn, but it’s not paying off. 🤦‍♂️

Maybe you’re posting, commenting, and growing your network. But it’s not generating leads or helping you land new clients. Or maybe you’re not touching it because you’re not even sure where to start.

Either way, the result is the same:

❌ The right people aren’t noticing.
❌ The conversations aren’t happening.
❌ Your pipeline isn’t growing.

Meanwhile, your competitors are everywhere, looking like the go-to experts in your space. 

They’re having the conversations YOU should be having. And every week you stay stuck, you lose ground.

It’s exhausting and it’s not why you’re here.

Now, imagine this:

✅ Waking up to new connection requests from the exact people you want to meet.

✅ Prospects DMing you because your posts made them say, “We need to talk.”

✅ LinkedIn becoming the place where trust builds automatically and your calendar fills up with discovery calls

That’s what I help you create!

Whether you want to learn the system so you can run it yourself, OR have my team manage your entire LinkedIn strategy and execution....I make it happen! 

I work with executives, sales teams, and nonprofits to turn LinkedIn into their most reliable source of inbound leads, clients, and opportunities. When we work together, you’ll walk away with:

✔️ A clear, confident message that gets you noticed 
✔️ A consistent presence that builds trust and authority
✔️ A simple, repeatable system for generating quality conversations
✔️ Confidence you (and your team) know exactly what to do each week to get results

WHY ME?

Because I built my entire consulting business on LinkedIn — 100% INBOUND. Before that, I spent 20 years leading digital marketing at Ducks Unlimited, where my team raised $40M+ online and built a 2M+ social audience. That’s where I learned to earn trust at scale and turn attention into action.

I’ve since helped companies scale their LinkedIn pipeline into the high six figures and turn dormant profiles into a steady flow of inbound opportunities. 🏆

How I can help you:

👉 Ghostwriting & Content Strategy – posts that sound like you and attract the right clients
👉 Coaching & Speaking – clarity, confidence, and a proven system to win on LinkedIn
👉 Sales Team Training – profiles, outreach, and habits that generate real conversations
👉 Employee Advocacy Programs – turn your team into trusted brand ambassadors

📩 DM me “audit” for a profile review, or book a discovery call at ReachAnthony.com.

Well, I’ve made it.

Today I learned that I’m officially the 1,415,398th most influential creator on the planet. Top 24 percent worldwide (whatever that even means).

So to all the brands out there, I need to be upfront with you...

My rates go up in January.

Not a small bump. Probably quadruple or whatever the next word is that only math people know.

Fame has its price, so if you want to lock in my current rates before fame gets to my head even more, now is the time.

And thanks to ALL of you for supporting the 1,415,398th most influential creator on Earth. 

The climb continues, y'all. ✌️

#Blessed
#HalfwayUpFullyCommitted
#ThatsMySloganFor2026

Anthony Jones

Talks about #linkedintips, #leadgeneration, #entrepreneurship, #inboundmarketing, and #personalbranding

LinkedIn Ghostwriter for Nonprofit Consultants and Service Providers 🔷 Helping Them Stay Visible and Land Premium Clients 🔷 20 Years in Nonprofits 🔷 Built a Business Entirely on LinkedIn

If you ever hit a wall after a long conversation with ChatGPT and the output starts to suck, try this.

Tell it to summarize the entire conversation and spell out what you’ve been trying to accomplish.

Then, take that summary and drop it into Claude or Gemini.

Now you can pick up the thread in a different AI model with the full context without starting from scratch.

Will this make ChatGPT mad?
Probably. 🤷‍♂️

Will I be spared during the robot uprising?
Not a chance. ☠️

Does it save me time and make me feel smart?
Oh hell yes. 😊

Has your LinkedIn newsfeed felt off lately? 🫠

You open the app and half the posts are from three weeks ago.  A lot of them aren’t even relevant. 

Here’s what’s going on… 

LinkedIn is trying to build a “relevant” feed based on your job, your actions, who you message, and what you engage with. 

Think about how TikTok nails the "For You Page". It knows all that weird stuff you watch at 1:00 am and keeps serving more of it until you’re fully lost in doomscroll land. 😅

LinkedIn is *trying* to do the same thing. And in theory, I like the idea. 

It’s just not there yet. 

Anyway, today I found a setting that lets you switch your feed to “Most Recent” instead of “Most Relevant.” 

I changed mine and I immediately saw posts from people I haven’t seen in months! After a few minutes, it felt like an improvement. 

At this point, I don’t know which option is better…need more time to test it. 

But if your feed feels stale, this might help. 

If you want to try it, go to: 

Settings & Privacy→ Account Preferences → Preferred Feed View → Most Recent 

You can switch it back anytime. 

I’m going to stick with this setting for a week and see what changes. 

I’ll share what I learn once I’ve spent more time with it.

I’m an Ole Miss graduate, which naturally makes me an “expert” on the Lane Kiffin situation. I’ve spent the last 24 hours tracking every rumor in real time, so here’s my expert analysis.

At 8:03 yesterday morning, I woke up sure he was staying.

At 8:07, I saw a message board post from “RebelShark89” claiming his uncle spotted Lane buying LSU-colored Gatorade at Kroger. It rattled me.

At 8:12, someone posted a picture of a private jet leaving Oxford. It could have been headed to Baton Rouge. Or stopping in Birmingham before heading to Florida. Or a dentist going to Mobile. All options are on the table.

At 8:26, a rumor hit that his dog (Juice) was wearing a purple collar. That turned out to be false, but it still shook me.

At 8:40, a buddy said Lane’s daughter liked a photo of an alligator wearing sunglasses on Instagram. Someone else said she unliked it. Then someone swore she never liked it at all. This felt like a turning point.

By 9:00, I had convinced myself he was leaving.

By 9:07, I reversed course after seeing a clip of him smirking in an interview. Classic “I’m staying” smirk. Or “I’m lying” smirk. Impossible to tell.

At 9:30, a guy in a group chat said Lane’s wife’s friend’s neighbor saw a U-Haul near the stadium. That was later confirmed to be a student moving out. I still logged it as a data point.

At 10:03, I saw a TikTok from "ACCFan1" claiming he told the team he’s staying.

At 10:05, another TikTok said he told the team he’s leaving.

At 10:21, I found an LSU message board where they’re already designing plays for next season. That felt aggressive but also very convincing.

At 10:45, my cousin said “it’s done.” I asked for proof and he said “I can’t tell you how I know but I know.” He’s been wrong before, but he sounded damn confident.

At 11:10, I decided he’s staying again because my stomach felt calm and that’s usually a sign.

At 11:32, a flight tracker showed a jet hovering over central Mississippi. That’s either him circling to make his decision or a normal plane doing normal plane stuff. Hard to know.

At 11:50, one rumor said LSU already made the announcement privately. Another said Ole Miss countered with a bigger offer. A third said Arkansas JUST closed the deal. 

So here’s my final expert take:

I have no clue. He’s definitely leaving but also maybe staying. 🤷‍♂️

I’ll be back with another expert update in five minutes when a new plane takes off or a random teenager on TikTok says something that ruins my day.

What's your take? 👇

Neither my wife nor I suited up against Georgia yesterday, but we both finished with more rushing yards than Alabama.

And so did you. 🫵

Well played, son. 😂👏

A prospect booked a call this week and one line immediately caught my eye:

➤ "We've been following your content for a long time."

I looked up her LinkedIn profile and guess what…

I’ve never seen her face before. She’s never liked one of my posts or left a single comment. 

But she knew exactly who I was, what I do, and how I can help her.
She booked a call without me knowing she even existed. 👻

This is the invisible part of LinkedIn that makes people quit too early. They think silence means failure.

The reality?

The person who comments "great post!" three times a week is probably not your buyer.

But the person who's been silently absorbing everything you post for six months, watching how you think, deciding if you're legit… 

That's who shows up ready to work with you. And the vast majority of clients I’ve worked with came in the exact same way.

So if you’re frustrated because you’re not getting crazy engagement on your posts, here’s your reminder…

Your content is working even when it looks like nothing's happening (assuming you have the right strategy, of course). It's building trust with people you'll never see until they're ready to raise their hand.

Your next client is probably already following you. 

They just haven't told you yet.

Keep going.

Story time!

I bought polo from Vineyard Vines back in March. Love the shirt, no complaints. 

I gave them my email for the receipt, fully expecting a few marketing emails.

I checked today and since March, they’ve sent 996 emails.

ARE YOU FREAKING KIDDING ME!?

Legit took this screenshot because you probably wouldn't have believed that. I’m no math major, but that’s ~3 to 4 emails every single day. I’m honestly shocked my Hotmail account hasn’t caught on fire. 🔥🔥

By now, you've realized this has nothing to do with my typical posts about LinkedIn, but here's something you may not know…I ran email marketing programs for 20 years. I believe in it. I know how powerful it is when done right.

But if someone hasn’t opened your last 20 emails, sending MORE emails isn’t the fix.

This is where a lot of brands lose the plot. They keep blasting the same message to everyone and call it “strategy.”

Real strategy looks like:
→ Paying attention to who’s opening and who’s not
→ Segmenting based on behavior
→ Slowing down when someone goes cold
→ Speeding up when someone is hot
→ Changing the message when the data screams it’s not landing

Instead, most brands treat every subscriber the same and then wonder why engagement falls off a cliff.

BTW, this is why Vineyard Vines got my old Hotmail account…the one I only check when I forget an old password. 😅

Anyway, if you sell anything online, take a look at your cold subscribers. If someone hasn’t opened one of your last 996 emails in the last 9 months… maybe stop talking for a minute and change the play.

Email experts: What would YOU do if you were running their program?

Katelyn Baughan: I'll start with you!

To the leaders out there…today is Friday. Your team has a lot going on.

➤ Thanksgiving prep. 
➤ Hunting season is open. 
➤ Probably other stuff, too. 🤷‍♂️

Let them head out an hour or two early today. ✌️

They might lose an hour of “productivity” today, but you’ll gain way more in morale and goodwill next week.

And if you’ve got a 4:00 meeting on the books today…

JUST DO NOT EVEN.

Please read this post. I don't say that lightly. 

But I’m dead certain that if you understand what I’m about to explain and actually apply it, you’ll separate yourself from 99% of people posting on LinkedIn next year.

Here's where we are…

LinkedIn is flooded with AI-generated content. You're scrolling past it right now and most of it's completely forgettable.

Next year it's going to be ten times worse.

As the feed fills up with posts that all sound the same, I'm convinced the only content that will cut through is the kind that feels like it came from an ACTUAL human doing the work.

Memorize these two words: 💫 𝐏𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐱𝐭.

Start adding personal context to nearly everything you post on LinkedIn.
Content that is unmistakably yours. Something valuable through the lens of your lived experience, story, or point of view.

I’m not talking about more selfies. You don't need to write memoirs or long stories about your feelings. And not generic advice that could have been written by anyone.

Instead, write about a short, real-life moment tied to a clear takeaway someone can actually use. 

A few examples…

→ "A client asked me this question today…" then the answer.

→ "Here’s something new I tested yesterday…" then what you learned.

→ “When I got promoted to manager last year, I made three big mistakes…" then what they were and what you'd do differently.

That's it. 𝐕𝐚𝐥𝐮𝐞 𝐰𝐫𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐝 𝐢𝐧 𝐚 𝐡𝐮𝐦𝐚𝐧 𝐩𝐨𝐢𝐧𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰.

Personal context makes you memorable and builds trust. It signals that you've done the work. And it makes it immediately obvious you didn't just ask AI to write the post.

Like many of you, I've been frustrated with my content performance this year. But I recently looked back at my best performing posts and nearly all included some level of personal context. I didn't even realize it or understand the concept at the time, but that light bulb moment is why I'm writing this post.

Right now, you might be nodding in agreement, but the real question is how do you actually pull this off?

How do you shift from sitting down to write a post to pulling lived experiences and writing about those instead?

Next week I'm dropping a newsletter that shows you exactly how to pull personal context from your work, structure it so it doesn't sound like journaling, and make the shift without overthinking it.

I’ll drop a link in the comments if you’re not already subscribed.

And I'd love to hear your thoughts on this idea, so please drop your comments below.

Ok, y’all, ChatGPT just rolled out a new group chat feature. 

You can invite people into a shared room, see the whole conversation, drop questions, and watch AI do its thing while everyone learns from it. 

It sounds kind of cool, so figured I’d run an experiment. 👨‍🔬

Not sure if this will flop or change the course of history, but here’s the plan…

I’m hosting an “Ask Me Anything” inside a group chat starting today.

If you want to see how the feature works, or you want help with something on LinkedIn, jump in and ask.
 
Get content ideas, profile rewrites, DM tips, and maybe some Lane Kiffin speculation. I’ll use AI to show you how I’d tackle it in real time.

A few things to know:
➤ Everyone in the room sees the same thread
➤ No one sees what you type until you hit send
➤ Nobody can see your private conversations with GPT
➤ Ask whenever, I’ll pop in and out over the next few days
➤ You can lurk quietly or get involved

If I understand it right, it’s a normal group chat except there’s an AI sitting in the corner waiting for someone to tell it what to do.

Here’s the link to the room: 👇
https://lnkd.in/ebmUi5EX

Could this be fun and helpful? Possibly.

Could it be an awkward thing I delete tomorrow? Also very possible.

Only one way to find out.

Come say hi or throw me a question! 👋

And feel free to share this post/link with someone in your network who might want to join...everyone is welcome unless you work for the LSU or Florida football programs.

"So how did you go from twenty years in nonprofit marketing to running a LinkedIn consulting agency?"

I get that question a lot when I'm meeting new people.

And honestly, it still makes me laugh a little because it wasn’t a plan. It wasn’t the next logical step in my career. And I definitely wasn’t trying to start a business. 😂

I was simply trying to figure out LinkedIn because we wanted to use it at Ducks Unlimited. That’s it.

But somewhere along the way, the posts I made ended up building a personal brand I didn’t realize I was building. My visibility grew. People paid attention. Then they started asking for help.

Before I knew it, visibility turned into opportunity, and opportunity turned into a consulting business.

Anyway, the full story is in the video. I’m sharing it because I’ve experienced what visibility on this platform can do. This business wasn’t something I launched out of nowhere. 

➤ It grew because I showed up here.

And if it happened for me, it can happen for you too...probably in ways you can’t even imagine yet.

So if you want to talk through what showing up here could look like for your career or your business, feel free to reach out. 

I’m always up for a conversation!

Today I’m sharing one of the most valuable AI prompts I use when I ghostwrite for clients.

Most people think ghostwriting is all about sounding like the client. Of course that matters, but it’s just the start.

If you want content that moves the needle, you have to speak to the pain points, fears, and desires of the people your client is trying to reach. That’s why I spend so much time digging into the inner world of their audience before I write a single word.

The prompt below will help you generate 20 LinkedIn post ideas that speak to those points. Just copy/paste it and replace the ALL CAPS sections with your role, service, and audience.

If this is helpful, be sure to Save it and let me know in the comments. 👇

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Act like a world-class expert with 30 years of experience in my exact field.

My role: A NONPROFIT CONSULTING AGENCY THAT HELPS NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS GROW THEIR ONLINE AND DIGITAL FUNDRAISING PROGRAMS

My target audience: NONPROFIT EXECUTIVES AND DIGITAL FUNDRAISING LEADERS RESPONSIBLE FOR FUNDRAISING. Your job is to perform deep audience analysis and convert that research into high-quality content ideas.

Step 1: Audience Research (think slowly)
Identify the top 20 frustrations, 20 desires, and 20 fears my audience experiences around IMPROVING ONLINE REVENUE, DONOR CONVERSION, RECURRING GIVING AND OVERALL DIGITAL FUNDRAISING MATURITY.

• Go beyond generic statements
• Capture emotional drivers, internal pressures, political challenges, and strategic blind spots
• Include both day-to-day issues and high-level organizational concerns
• Keep everything tied to the transformation I deliver as a DIGITAL FUNDRAISING EXPERT

Step 2: Build a 6-column table
Create a table with 20 rows and these columns:
Row Number | Frustration | Desire | Fear | Headline | A clear, conversational hook that would stop a NONPROFIT LEADER from scrolling | LinkedIn Post Idea Outline (bullet points) | 3–6 short bullets outlining a specific idea that directly addresses the frustration, desire, and fear in that row

Start with 1 bullet naming the real problem or misconception. Add 1–2 bullets sharing my perspective or framework as a DIGITAL FUNDRAISING EXPERT

Add 1–2 bullets with a practical takeaway or next step 
Avoid generic advice

FORMAT REQUIREMENT (critical)
Format the entire output as a MARKDOWN TABLE.
Each row must be formatted as a single markdown table row, like:
| 1 | frustration text | desire text | fear text | headline text | outline text |
• Do NOT use narrative formatting • Do NOT label rows as “Row 1,” “Row 2”
• Only output the markdown table 

Creative Requirements
• Don't write full posts  • Tie every content idea directly to the emotional or strategic issue in that row  • Avoid clichés or fluff  • Provide depth, nuance, and real-world insight • Think like someone who has worked inside MAJOR NONPROFITS, navigated INTERNAL POLITICS, and improved DIGITAL PROGRAMS

Take your time and give me your highest-quality thinking

Hey y'all, I posted a really cool ChatGPT prompt earlier today, but I guess the algorithm threw it straight into the witness protection program. 🤷‍♂️

If you click over to my profile, it’s the second post.

I’m also curious how many people head over from this one.

Aaaand click...👉👉 Anthony Jones

LinkedIn feels exhausting for a lot of people right now.

You open the app and immediately feel like you've fallen behind. 

Behind on content creation, commenting, sending DMs, all the things. You feel totally overwhelmed. 

So, you probably do one of two things:

1. You try to do everything five days a week and burn yourself out.

2. Or you do nothing at all and your brand or business goes nowhere.

If that sounds familiar, try this instead. 
Set aside 15 minutes a day and focus on a single task. 

Here’s what that could look like:

👉  Monday: Leave 5 comments
👉  Tuesday: Send 10 connection requests
👉  Wednesday: Post something you’re working on 
👉  Thursday: DM new connections and start a real conversation
👉  Friday: Reshare a post you found helpful and add your perspective

Then close the app and get back to work.

Trust me, those tiny actions add up fast. 

It creates dozens of touchpoints every week. Over a year, that turns into hundreds of conversations and visibility you never would have had otherwise. And yes, that’s exactly how unexpected opportunities start showing up (ask me how I know).

If your goal is personal brand growth, this alone can take you far.

If your goal is lead generation or client acquisition, you’ll eventually need a stronger strategy, better content, and more reps.

But if you’re struggling to get started or regain momentum, this is the great way to start.

Most people don't know this, but every time you send an InMail, a bunny rabbit dies.

A cute one. With floppy little ears. 🐰⚰️

Okay, that’s not entirely true.

But you ARE killing any chance of a prospect taking you seriously.

InMails scream "I'm about to waste 90 seconds of your life pitching something you don't care about." 

You know it. I know it. Hell, even LinkedIn knows it! 

That's why they banish InMails to the "Other" folder. It’s the spam drawer of DMs (they just won't admit it). 

If you really want a prospect’s attention, listen up: 

👏 Earn 👏 it!

Comment on their posts. Write something they'd actually find useful. Or, wild idea, send a real DM (using your actual brain) that starts a conversation without asking for anything.

You’ll get better results and save so many bunnies. Win/win across the board. 

#NoBunniesHarmedInWritingThisPost
#WaitJustGotAnotherInMail 
#RIPMrBiggles 
#SaveTheBunnies 
#KillTheInMails

You're reading this post right now. You're seeing my name. My headline. Maybe even clicking over to my profile (check out the new banners). 

That's visibility. 👀 

But here's what you're probably doing the rest of your day on LinkedIn: scrolling, researching, looking for your next client. 

That’s lurking. And lurking will never grow your business.

You might be on LinkedIn every day sending outreach messages. Maybe even really good ones (and if so, you’re a unicorn because most are garbage).

But if it's not paying off, here's why: 👇

When your message lands and a prospect clicks over to your profile to learn more, what do THEY SEE?

Do they see a feed full of content that speaks to the exact problems they're dealing with? Posts that prove you understand their world and know how to fix what's broken? 

Or do they see a ghost town? A generic headline like "Sales Director" that tells them nothing. A few random reposts that don’t help them at all.

So they leave. 👋

Your outreach dies, the lead is gone. Tomorrow you’ll send another message and get the same result. Sound familiar?

That's how 95% of sales people use LinkedIn, y'all! 

They're wasting hours, gaining zero traction, wondering why nothing's working. 

What you actually need is authority in the feed and proof on your profile. Content that makes a prospect stop and think, "This person gets it." 

You've probably known this for months but simply haven't done it.

So, here's what you can do right now, even if you've barely posted before: 

Start with just ONE post. Write about a problem you solved for a client last week. What was broken, what you did to fix it, what changed for them. 

That's it. Then do it again tomorrow. 

A different problem. A different client story. A mistake you see prospects making that costs them money. 

And don’t worry about ‘setting up a system’ or building a content calendar. Stop overthinking the damn thing!

You just need to show up and prove you know what you're talking about. Do this for 30 days and your profile becomes a portfolio. When prospects click over, they see someone who lives in their world and solves their problems every single day. 

That's when your outreach will finally start working.

Or you could skip all that and hire me to do it. I’m pretty good at it.

If you're a consultant or business owner, here’s an easy way to create nonstop LinkedIn content.

Record all of your client calls, trainings, and presentations. I use Fathom.ai for this. 

Then take the transcript and drop it into ChatGPT. Every question, problem, and explanation you share is a content idea. It’s already there in your day-to-day work!

But don’t tell ChatGPT “give me post ideas.” You’ll get surface-level crap.

Try the prompt I built below instead. It pulls the best insights from your transcript and turns them into a clean table of LinkedIn ideas you can copy and paste.

Try it out, let me know how it works!

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PROMPT:

You're a senior LinkedIn content strategist and copywriter who helps [TYPE OF BUSINESS OR CONSULTANT] attract and convert [IDEAL CLIENT] using thought leadership content.

I am a [ROLE, NICHE] who sells [EXPLAIN YOUR MAIN OFFER IN 1 TO 2 SENTENCES]. My ideal client is [BRIEFLY DESCRIBE YOUR IDEAL CLIENT, THEIR ROLE, AND THEIR MAIN PAIN POINTS].

I'm going to paste a transcript from a client call, presentation, or workshop I led.

Step 1. Read and analyze the transcript. Then list:
All questions the audience asked, in their own words.
The main problems, obstacles, or worries they talked about.
The key points, frameworks, or explanations I shared that seemed important.
Any stories, examples, or analogies I used.
Closely related topics that are clearly important to my audience, even if they did not come up directly in the call.

Step 2. Group what you found in Step 1 into 5 to 10 core themes that would matter most to my ideal client on LinkedIn. Name each theme and give a one sentence description.

Step 3. Based on those themes, create a list of high quality LinkedIn post ideas. Use a variety of post types, including: 
Story posts based on real moments or examples from the call
How to or step by step posts
Common mistake posts
Myth vs reality posts
FAQ or Q&A posts
Opinion or “here is my take on this” posts
“If you are here, do this next” posts that give clear next steps

Step 4. Present the ideas in a table with these columns:
Post idea title
Strong hook for the first line
Summary of the angle for the post
Post type (story, how to, mistake, myth vs reality, Q&A, opinion, next step, etc)
Target audience segment for this post
Source from the transcript that inspired this idea (with timestamp if available)

Priority score from 1 to 5, based on how valuable it would be for my ideal client

Guidelines:
Use clear, conversational language that would fit on LinkedIn.
Focus on specific problems, situations, and decisions my ideal client faces.
Avoid vague ideas like “share your thoughts on leadership.” Make each idea concrete and practical. Remove duplicate or overlapping ideas and keep only the strongest ones. Before you create the table, ask me up to 3 clarifying questions if you need more detail about my offer, my audience, or my tone of voice. Here is the transcript:

[PASTE TRANSCRIPT HERE]

“How do you make the content sound like me?”

I hear that question almost every time someone asks about ghostwriting. 

And the answer is simple: 

It sounds like you because it comes FROM YOU. 🫵

Here’s how it works...

We start by building a content strategy aligned with your goals, audience, and the topics you want to be known for. 

That strategy guides everything we create.

Then once a month, we jump on a Zoom call. I bring questions based on the strategy so the conversation stays focused. You talk through stories, client wins, trends, and the things your prospects need to hear to trust you.

That recording becomes the source for ALL of your content!

→ Text posts
→ Carousels
→ Newsletters
→ Video clips pulled from our recording (highly encouraged)

I use AI to organize it and clean it up, then shape it into content.

But I’m never guessing at your voice. I’m not inventing ideas. I’m turning your expertise into something clear, consistent, and easy to consume.

It sounds like you because it IS YOU! 😉

My job is to make sure the right people see it (the ones who can hire you).

Because that’s the real payoff: staying visible to your ideal prospects, building trust long before the first call, and creating a steady pipeline that grows your business.

Oh, and it takes less than 1-hour of your time each month.

If this is the kind of support you’ve been needing, send me a DM and I’ll walk you through it!

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