We run your LinkedIn. One hour of your time a month becomes a month of written content and video, we connect you with the people who buy what you sell, and we keep going until you are the name they think of first.
Whoever runs marketing is usually the one who brings us in. So these are the things they tell us, more or less word for word.
Your CEO and the partners understand direct marketing. Spend a dollar, count a lead. This does not work like that. Nobody fills in a form to say they watched nine of your videos first, so you end up defending the budget with a story where they wanted a number.
Your executives said yes in the meeting. Three weeks later there is still nothing posted. They are not being difficult. Writing about themselves sits ninth on a list of eight things, and it will sit there every week until somebody else does it for them.
Three partners in the room, the same software on the table, and the buyer goes with the cheapest because nothing else separates you. You cannot out-feature someone selling the identical product. You can be the one they already feel like they know.
You are running the website, the events, the collateral and the vendor relationship. Now the plan is to run LinkedIn for three or four executives on top of that, properly, every week, forever. With what time.
If any of that landed, you are the person we built this for. What follows is how we take it off your desk without taking it out of your hands.
This is the part most agencies never bother to learn, and it is the reason the work looks the way it does.
By the time a committee gets in touch, they have been reading for months and have already cut the list down to three or four names. All of that qualifying happened with nobody from your side in the room. If you were quiet while it was going on, you were never on the list to begin with.
A CFO appoints three people, they promise a decision in thirty days, and nine months later they are still asking questions. Twelve to eighteen months is normal. Your name has to stay in front of every one of them the whole way, not just the person who took your call.
When the product on the table is identical, price becomes the tie breaker, and the cheapest partner is rarely the right one for that customer. The firm that wins is usually the one whose people the buyer feels like they have already met.
The software company's own sales and leadership people pass deals to partners. We connect your executives with them too, so when you post, the vendor's team sees it. Your name then comes up in rooms you are not sitting in, which is worth more than any single lead.
None of this arrives as a lead with a source written on it. Nobody fills in a form to say they watched eleven of your videos and read months of your posts before they called. That is what makes this so hard to defend inside a business that measures everything, and it is also why the firms who stay with it end up on shortlists their competitors never even see.
Most of what follows belongs to Navigator Business Solutions, an SAP implementation partner in the US. Eighteen months with us, started with one person, and we now run two of their leadership team. Nothing here is retyped by us.
One enterprise software implementation partner, month by month. The first six months were slow. In month four the client asked if it was working. We said not yet, and kept going. That's the job: we don't quit early.
By month 13 the account did 778,000 views in a single month, and one post alone did 404,000. We never promise numbers like these. We show you them because they happened.
Straight off our clients' own LinkedIn accounts. Click any one to see it full size.







Each person gives us one hour a month. We do everything after that, and nothing goes out without a yes from your side.
We work for whoever owns marketing, and we work the way you want it worked. If you are the founder or the CEO and nobody sits in that seat yet, it is the same deal, you just talk to us directly.
Your executives give us an hour each and we write, film, edit, post and answer the comments. You approve what goes out, or you hand that to them. We never post something nobody on your side has read, and we never speak for your company without your say so.
Every month you get the numbers: views, how many people looked your executives up, conversations started, and what we changed and why. When your CEO asks what the money bought, you have a page that answers it, with your name on the top of it.
Start with one person. Add your CEO, a practice lead, whoever your buyers should be hearing from. You decide who goes on and what they talk about. We bring the writers, the editors and the outreach, and we stop when you say stop.
Set what one new customer is worth and how many you win. The math is on the panel, nothing hidden. We used 3 calls a month, the bottom of the range most clients typically see. A pattern, never a promise.
We are not the cheapest option, and we do not try to be.
Doing this in house means hiring people or contracting them: a writer, a video editor, someone to post and someone to run the outreach. That runs $100,000 and up every year, before anyone manages them.
If the lowest price is what you are after, we are definitely not the partner for you.
The Install: we build the same machine with you over 90 days and teach you to run every part of it. $2,500 for the build, then $500 a month, and you keep the difference.
Every other agency asks for three months of retainer to find out if this works. We ask for 25 days and a deposit you get back.
$997 deposit, fully refundable. One call becomes 30+ pieces of content and the outreach starts. Day 25, you say yes or no. On a no, the deposit comes straight back and you keep everything anyway. On a yes, that same $997 becomes your setup fee, so you never pay it twice.
Why not free? A trial costs real hours from real writers and editors. The deposit shows you're serious, and it filters the tire kickers. If we're not for you, it comes straight back.
Apply for the Trial Start With a CallSend us your leadership team and we will write your Executive Content Roadmap: who should be posting, what each of them talks about, and your first four months of themes. Free, and it works whether you hire us or not.
I'm David. I learned this the useful way: working in sales and marketing at a tech company, where I grew the founder's LinkedIn into a steady stream of leads. I turned that into FREQENCY, doing the same job for business owners. I run the strategy, and I stay your main point of contact the whole way. We keep the client list small on purpose.
I'm Kristel. I left my corporate job when this took off, and I run the whole operation: the writers, the video editors, and every deadline. If you come on board you will talk to me a lot, and you will be glad you do.
Have a look at my LinkedIn, the same system runs my own name.
A 30 minute call with David. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so on the call.