One 30-minute call a month becomes 12 LinkedIn posts, 2 articles, and a press release, written the way you actually talk and published for you.
Because the people deciding whether to buy from you, fund you, book a table, or take the job look you up first. What they find sets the tone of the conversation, and often decides whether it happens at all.
People check before they commit. A buyer reads your LinkedIn before replying to your email. A diner reads three reviews and one news mention before booking. A candidate reads your last five posts before the interview. A quiet page reads as a business with nothing to say.
Press releases feel like something for companies with a comms department, so most owners never send one. Meanwhile local papers, trade outlets, and neighborhood blogs publish every week and are short on stories. The businesses that send them something get covered. Almost nobody sends anything.
Every month you are quiet, a competitor is not. Google, LinkedIn, and AI search tools answer from what has been published about you. If nothing has been published, you are not in the answer.
Opening night should not be the first time the neighborhood hears your name. A press release to local food writers, posts from the owner about the menu and the build-out, and an article on why you picked this street. People walk in already knowing who you are.
Your first customers come from people who already trust you. Posts in your voice about why you started and who you are for, plus a launch press release that gives journalists, partners, and your own network something to link to.
A second or third location is news. Most owners announce it with one Instagram post and move on. We give it a press release, a founder story, and a month of posts so the new market finds you before the doors open.
No launch, no event. You just want people to know you exist and what you stand for. Twelve posts, two articles, and one press release a month keep your name in front of buyers, hires, and press without you writing any of it.
Your buyers, investors, and hires look you up before they reply. A quiet LinkedIn costs you deals you never hear about.
Writing it yourself takes hours you do not have.
Generic AI sounds like a bot. Ghostwriters cost $6,000 a month and still need you every week.
One onboarding session. We capture how you think and talk.
One 30-minute interview a month. We ask, you talk.
We write. You approve everything in a single batch. We publish.
Monthly report on reach, inbound conversations, and meetings booked.
Inbound meetings.
Investor and partner DMs.
Speaking and podcast invites.
Run by Daniel Saligumba, six years as a Senior Enterprise Account Executive at AWS, where he watched founders lose deals to competitors who were simply more visible.
“I had not posted in 14 months. Two months in, a Series A investor messaged me about a post before our first meeting. I spent one hour on it in total.”
“Three referral calls in the first six weeks, all from people who said they had been reading my posts. It reads like me on a good day.”
“I doubted it would sound like me. The first batch needed two word changes. Now I approve the month on my phone in ten minutes.”
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