A LinkedIn ghostwriter for climate tech founders.

One 30-60 minute call a week, a survey and a 1-hour kickoff in week one, and final say on every post. The strategy, writing, scheduling, and analytics are mine.

The seven month-one deliverables, then 3-5 posts a week, a weekly update, and a monthly analytics report. The posts are about half of what you’re paying for. The rest is research, positioning, and strategy you don’t see on the feed.

The writing is a relatively small percentage of the work. The fee carries per-person research and positioning, weekly interviews, per-post strategy, analytics, and sector fluency, so you never have to explain your industry to your ghostwriter. The alternative is a full-time content hire, or a generalist agency that needs months of onboarding.

I drive. The weekly call runs like a podcast interview: I send the agenda and questions in advance, you talk about your work, I turn it into content. Think of me as a chef. I need ingredients, and the call is where I get them.

That’s what the first eight weeks exist for. I review your existing writing, transcribe every call, and build your voice from what you actually say. You review every draft before it goes live. Your name, your thinking, my craft.

Me, end to end. No account manager, no junior writers, no handoffs. The person on your weekly call is the person writing, running the analytics, and making the introductions. It is also why I cap how many clients I take at once.

I’m not going to sit here and guarantee results, and I’d be careful with anyone who does. What I can show you: investors pull up a founder’s LinkedIn before the first call, buyers check it before they reply, and the case studies on this page all started with content. The job is making sure what they find is your thinking at its best.

Because the checking happens before the conversations do. “We’ll start posting after we fundraise” translates to: we’re okay spending 6-12 months longer hearing no. Founders who look established by the raise usually started publishing a year before it.

True for most of my clients too. Their buyers still check it: before a serious reply, a meeting, or a term sheet, people look you up, and your posts are the record they find. That record works even in markets where nobody browses the feed.

Ask yourself who you’re afraid of looking spammy to. If it’s peers who will never buy from you or invest in you, you’re optimising for the wrong reader. Your target reader sees only a fraction of what you post anyway, because LinkedIn shows each post to a slice of your network. So the frequency is what gets you seen at all.

I use AI in my process, never as the author. I’m the creative director: every draft passes through my hands, I make the edits and the decisions, and the quality bar is mine to hold. The thinking still has to come from a person who knows you and your sector.

I structure engagements as 6-month projects, because that’s the honest minimum to judge whether organic content works for you. There are no results I can promise in 90 days, except that you will have those new posts.

Start with the one person willing to talk. In my experience the results make the others curious: one client’s co-founder joined after watching what a few months of posting did.

No. For the length of our engagement, I don’t sign clients competing in your niche.

I price on a call, once I’ve seen your situation and your goals. Book the free visibility audit and we’ll get to it there.