How you sell, mapped
LinkedIn, connected
X, connected
Your voice, learned
Setup week
We set it up around how you sell.
A strategist reads the leader's own writing and talks, and agrees three to five themes they want people to know them for.
Your CEO's ideas, written in their voice and ready to approve in minutes. Buyers know your leaders before the first call.
For B2B teams that need more pipeline than their headcount allows.
LinkedIn ghostwriting is writing updates that a leader publishes under their own name. With AI Coworkers, a strategist learns the leader's voice from their own writing. Your LinkedIn coworker drafts from your customer calls and numbers, and the leader approves every update before it's scheduled.
Your CEO has strong opinions, but hasn't published one in months.
Past ghostwriters made the CEO sound like everyone else on LinkedIn.
Briefing a writer takes as long as writing the update yourself.
Everything waits for your team's yes before it goes anywhere.
Done by
LinkedIn ghostwriting

The brief
For demo requests · from a customer call
In Megan's voice, from her own writing
The 14 renewals figure links to its source
Nothing goes live until Megan says yes.

We tracked 14 contract renewals in one month.
3 of them had notice dates 90 days out. Nobody had them in a calendar.
…see more
Every draft comes with a note on where the idea came from, so approving takes minutes.
LinkedIn ghostwriting · Draft for Megan Carter, CEOFor Megan's yesCustomer calls, wins and numbers your team already has. Nothing generic, nothing borrowed.
Sentence length, words she uses, words she never uses. Every edit she makes updates it.
Nothing goes live until the leader says yes. Comments and messages stay with her.
Both write in the leader's name. Here's what's different week to week.
We set it up in about a week. Your AI coworkers do the work; your team spends 1-2 hours a week approving.
How you sell, mapped
LinkedIn, connected
X, connected
Your voice, learned
Setup week
A strategist reads the leader's own writing and talks, and agrees three to five themes they want people to know them for.
Megan: 14 renewals, 3 lessonsDrafted
Company page: new integrationDrafted
Megan: the notice-date trapScheduled
Every week
Your LinkedIn coworker drafts from your customer calls, numbers and market news, and notes why each topic fits now.
Megan's update: what we learned from 14 renewals last month
Any time
The leader approves, edits or asks for a change from their phone. Your LinkedIn coworker schedules approved updates; every edit sharpens the voice.
What the data showed this week, and what your AI coworkers do about each.
Your AI team lead · This week at Renewly
Read only wherever it holds your data. Nothing goes out without a yes.
The First-Month Guarantee
Expect 30 approved deliverables in your first month. If it isn't right for you, we refund the month. You approve every deliverable, so the quality bar is yours.
*Conditions apply.
Writing LinkedIn updates that a leader publishes under their own name, in their own voice, with their approval.
It's learned from your own writing and talks, and you approve every word. Each edit you make teaches the next draft.
Usually 10 to 15 minutes a week to read, tweak and approve, from their phone.
Yes. One leader's profile or the company page, agreed in setup week.
No. Comments, replies and messages stay with the leader. It's their network.
With us it's part of a full team that costs less than one marketing hire. We'll give you the exact number on the call.
No. It's a service. Our strategists set up AI coworkers that do your LinkedIn every week, in your own accounts. Your team approves everything.
Rank on Google
See how it works →Get named by ChatGPT
See how it works →Every format, in your voice
See how it works →All services →AI Coworkers vs hiring a marketer →AI Coworkers vs a marketing agency →AI Coworkers vs a fractional CMO →
A strategist shows you what we set up first, built from your market and your competitors. Backed by our 30-day money-back guarantee.
Book a call