One conversation a month is the whole ask. I turn it into posts that sound like you and put them where the people who could hire you are already looking. LinkedIn only. Nothing to write, nothing to schedule, nothing to think about on a Sunday night.
Here's what you've probably tried.
You post for three weeks. It's decent. Then a quarter closes, or a deal goes sideways, or you just get busy running the company, and you stop. Six weeks later you feel guilty about it and start again. Everybody does this. It isn't a discipline problem. You have a job.
Fast, clean, and it sounds like nobody. It can copy how you build a sentence. It can't tell you the story about the deal you lost, because it's never heard it. Neither has anybody else. That's the post that would have worked.
They don't know your world, so you get posts about leadership in general. You spend more time fixing them than you'd have spent writing your own. Eventually you stop approving things and it quietly ends.
Six people who've never met you, each handing your voice to the next one. Four thousand a month for content you don't recognize, inside a ninety-day churn cycle you're already halfway through.
Content doesn't get read because there's nothing in it. It's the same seven things everyone in your industry says.
Getting what's actually in your head out of it is one job. It's the only job. It doesn't scale across six people, which is why the people doing this at scale can't do it well, and why one person asking good questions beats a team that isn't.
Thirty questions built around the you that people don't see online. Not your résumé, not your services. What you've learned, what you got wrong, and what you believe that most people in your field have backwards. You talk. I ask. Everything downstream is built from this.
A comprehensive package out of that one conversation. Your story, your message, how you communicate, what you prefer, who you're associated with, and where you're going. Your true north and your compass, whether we keep working together or not.
Your material becomes posts and video in your voice. Your actual stories, your actual phrases, the way you actually build a sentence. Three days after we talk it's ready, and then it goes out across the month.
We look at what the data says and what the replies actually mean. Then we change what needs changing and do it again next month. That's how it compounds, and it's the part almost nobody gets to on their own.
LinkedIn is where the people who could hire you, fund you, or come work for you already are. It's where they look you up before they take the meeting, and it's the one place your professional reputation is visible to exactly the people whose opinion you care about.
I'm not going to post you everywhere. I'm going to make you worth reading in the one place your buyers are already standing.
Ninety minutes on the phone. Three days later you have what you stand for in plain words, your story, a LinkedIn strategy you can run alone, and a month of content already written in your voice. You don't prepare anything and you don't write anything.
You: ninety minutes, once. Me: everything else, in seventy-two hours. View details →
Once a month we talk for an hour about what's actually going on. That one hour becomes your next month of content, written and video, in your voice, and I publish it for you. You don't have to write and you don't have to post. You can if you want to.
You: one hour a month. Me: everything else. View details →
Same approach, different cadence. We meet every two weeks instead of once a month, so the work reacts to what's actually landing, adapts faster, and goes deeper than a monthly rhythm allows. I'm also available to your in-house team or your partners, whether that means running sessions with them or supporting work they're already doing.
You: forty-five minutes, twice a month. Me: everything else, and your people have me too. View details →
Website and funnel work is quoted separately. If your content is sending people somewhere that doesn't convert, that's a project, not a retainer. I'll tell you what it costs and we'll do it once.
Twenty minutes on the phone. Three finished posts in two days. Nothing to pay and nothing to sign.
