Become the founder AI quotes by name.
We ghostwrite four LinkedIn posts and one Pulse article a month in your voice, built from the press coverage you already earned and engineered to be cited by AI, not just liked. You stay the author and approve every word.
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Posting more is not the same as getting cited
You can have ten thousand followers and a feed full of likes, and still be invisible the second a buyer asks ChatGPT who to trust. AI does not quote the loudest founder or the most-liked post. It quotes the most citable one. Most founder content is built for the scroll, so it never makes it into the answer that decides the deal.
What is LinkedIn thought leadership ghostwriting?
It is a done-for-you service where experienced writers publish posts and articles in your name and voice, built from the press coverage you already earned and engineered to be cited by AI. You stay the author and approve everything. We handle the angle, the structure, and the cadence so your profile becomes the source engines and buyers reach for.
How AI actually decides who to quote
Getting cited is not luck or volume. In the Princeton study of how generative engines choose sources, four things moved the needle more than anything else. We build every piece around them, on LinkedIn, the domain AI trusts most for professional questions.
It cites real sources
Content that links to authoritative sources gets cited far more often. We build yours on the coverage you already earned, so every claim traces back to Forbes or Inc, not a hot take.
Biggest lever: about +40% citationsIt leads with a number
Statistics are the next strongest signal. We open each piece with the figure an engine can lift and attribute to you, instead of burying the point three paragraphs down.
Statistics: about +37%It answers the question directly
Engines extract clear, self-contained statements, not throat-clearing. We write the first line of every post and article to be the sentence the AI can quote whole.
Answer-first, no fluffYour name, on the topic, on repeat
One post does nothing. A steady run of sourced, on-topic articles under your name is what makes an engine associate you with the subject and name you when asked.
Consistency builds the entityThis is the part most agencies skip. They post for engagement and hope citations follow. We write for the citation first, because being named in the answer is what moves a buyer, and the likes come along for the ride anyway.
Five pieces, each built to be quoted
Four LinkedIn posts
Four ready-to-publish posts a month, each opening with a claim or number an engine can lift, built from your placements and your point of view.
One Pulse article
A monthly long-form LinkedIn Pulse article, the format AI engines pull from most. Pulse pieces can surface in AI Overviews within hours of publishing.
Built from your coverage
We mine the features, awards and interviews you already paid for and turn each into weeks of sourced content, so the authority you bought keeps compounding.
You approve every word
Drafts arrive in a shared doc. Edit a line, swap an angle, or hit approve. Nothing posts under your name without your sign-off.
The room where buyers and AI both look you up
LinkedIn is the most-cited domain for professional queries across the major AI search engines, ahead of every other business source.
of decision-makers say a company's thought leadership is a more trustworthy way to judge it than its marketing or product material.
of C-suite buyers said strong thought leadership led them to reconsider a vendor they were already working with.
A post we wrote, quoted back by ChatGPT
Publish the sourced article, and weeks later the engine quotes it back. Here is that exact article cited in an AI answer.
"But will it actually sound like me?"
This is the question every founder asks, and the reason most ghostwriting feels hollow. Here is how we make the words yours, and how you stay in control of every post.
We capture your voice first
Onboarding starts with a recorded conversation about how you think and talk. We pair it with your past interviews and placements to build a voice profile the writers work from.
Writers who already know your story
The same trained journalists behind your features write your posts. They have your narrative, your wins and your phrasing in hand, not a blank brief.
An editor checks the match
Before any draft reaches you, an editor reviews it against your voice profile. If it reads like a brand account instead of you, it does not get sent.
Your first month is guaranteed
If month one does not sound like you, we rewrite it until it does or refund that month. The risk sits with us, not you.
You are always the author. Every post lands in a shared doc before it goes anywhere. Nothing publishes under your name until you approve it, and if a draft misses your voice we rewrite it. You are never stuck with words you would not say.
Random posting versus a citation method
| Posting on your own | A cheap freelancer | Baden Bower | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Built from your coverage | If you remember to | No access to your features | Every piece traces to your real placements |
| Leads with a sourced number | Rarely | Generic opinion | Built around a stat an engine can quote |
| Written to be extracted | Built for likes | No | Answer-first, the format engines pull |
| Consistent under your name | Fades after week two | Hit or miss | Five pieces a month, same voice |
| Your time | Hours you do not have | Endless rounds of fixing | Minutes to review and approve |
Voices we write for, in their words
"I forwarded the first month's posts to my co-founder asking when I had written them. That sold me. Now I post twice a week without thinking about it."
"We had a stack of Forbes and Inc features doing nothing. They turned each one into a month of posts. My inbound from LinkedIn doubled in the first quarter."
"Six weeks in, ChatGPT started naming me when people asked about my space. That has never happened from posting on my own."
One retainer. Five pieces a month.
- Four ghostwritten LinkedIn posts a month
- One long-form LinkedIn Pulse article a month
- Every piece engineered to be cited, not just posted
- Voice profile built during onboarding
- Drafts built from your existing coverage
- You review and approve everything
- A short monthly note on what performed
One client won from a single post pays for months of this.
Start now →From sign-up to a profile that runs itself
Start your plan Day 0
Subscribe in a couple of clicks. You get a confirmation and a short onboarding link the same day.
Voice onboarding Week 1
A short recorded conversation plus your past coverage gives us your voice profile and the themes you want to own. We map the placements we will mine.
Monthly drafts Ongoing
Each month you get four posts and one Pulse article in a shared doc, each engineered with the citation method and built from your coverage.
You approve Minutes
Edit, reorder or approve. Nothing publishes under your name until you say yes.
Publish and track Each month
We schedule the approved pieces and send a short note on what landed and where you are getting picked up, so the next month gets sharper.
The voice guarantee
If your first month of content does not sound like you, we rewrite it until it does or refund that first month. Every draft is yours to approve before it posts, and you can cancel any month. We would rather fix it or refund it than leave words in your mouth you would not say.
Questions founders actually ask
Why won't just posting regularly get me cited?
Does this really help me get cited by AI?
Will it really sound like me?
Do I have to approve everything before it posts?
What if I do not like a post?
Who actually writes the content?
How is this different from a freelancer or a VA?
Is there a contract?
Become the name your market, and its AI, keeps quoting
Subscribe today and we send your onboarding link the same day. Your first posts land within two weeks, engineered to be cited, written in your voice, and yours to approve.
Start your plan at $500/mo
Quick voice onboarding
Approve and publish each month
Your best ideas should not go quiet after the headline. Make them quotable.
Five pieces a month in your voice, built from coverage you already earned and engineered to be cited, in the place buyers and AI both look you up.
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