LinkedIn management.
Keeping your business visible to other businesses, without you spending your evenings on it. We write and post in your voice and pick up the replies.
Rated 5.0 from 14 Google reviews. Read them.
How LinkedIn management benefits your business.
You stay in mind between the meeting and the need
We post regularly so that when a buyer finally needs what you do, months later, you are the business they think of.
Somebody actually reads the replies
We pick up comments and messages, so an enquiry does not sit unanswered for a fortnight.
It sounds like you
We agree how you speak before anything is published, so it does not read like a stranger writing on your behalf.
The people who buy from you are on LinkedIn and you are not.
For business buyers and professional referrals, LinkedIn is where you stay in mind between the moment somebody hears your name and the moment they need you. That gap can be a year.
Almost every owner knows this and almost none of them post, because it is the thing that gets pushed to the evening and then to never. The account goes quiet, which is worse than never starting.
The work is not difficult. It is relentless, which is a different problem and the reason people outsource it.
What management covers.
- Regular posts, written in your voice, about things buyers actually care about
- The page kept current, with services and description updated as the business changes
- Engagement handled, so comments and messages are picked up rather than left sitting
- A content plan agreed in advance, so you know what is going out
- Reported simply, with reach and enquiries and no jargon
- Everything approved by you before it is published, if you want that
Who it is for. Businesses selling to other businesses or to professional buyers.
Here is what happens.
Free 30-minute consultation
Who your buyers are and what you actually want to be known for.
Agree the voice
What you sound like, and what you would never say.
Plan ahead
Topics agreed in advance, not invented the morning of.
Publish and engage
Posted on schedule, with comments and messages picked up.
Report
Reach and, more importantly, enquiries.
Why it costs what it costs.
The writing is the smaller half. The larger half is having something worth saying every week, which means understanding your business well enough to find it, and being disciplined enough to keep going when a post does nothing.
Cheap social management is a scheduling tool and generic industry posts with your logo on them. Business buyers can tell, and a feed of obvious filler is worse for your credibility than an empty page.
If you are not selling to business buyers, spend this money somewhere else and I will say so.
- Generic industry articles reposted with your logo
- A scheduling tool and nobody reading the replies
- Posting in a voice nobody at your company recognises
- Reach reported as if it were revenue
- Posts about things your actual buyers care about
- Comments and messages picked up promptly
- Written in your voice, and approved by you first
- Reach reported, with enquiries reported alongside it
Real clients. Real names.
A Clutch-verified nonprofit build for a client in Toronto, a church site in New Delhi, and a 5.0 rating from 14 Google reviews you can read yourself.
What people ask.
Usually the company page, though personal posts from you generally reach further. We will decide at the consultation which is right.
Yes, if you want that. Some clients approve everything, some approve a month at a time. Both work.
Slowly. This is a visibility and trust channel, not a lead tap. If you need enquiries this month, performance marketing is the honest answer.
You almost certainly do, it just does not feel notable to you because you do it every day. Finding that is part of the work.
What goes with this.
Want to stay in mind?
Book a free 30-minute consultation. I keep the number of ongoing clients small, because this kind of work is only worth paying for if somebody is actually paying attention to it.
Free 30 minutes. No sales pitch. No obligation.
