An AI content strategist
It learns how you write, plans what to post, and gets you covered, from things you have actually done.
Pay and you are in. The next page is your first interview. Cancel from inside the product, any month.
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Most tools generate a post from a prompt. This interviews you first, about what you have actually done, decided and got wrong, and everything it writes later comes out of that. When there is nothing real behind an idea, it says so and asks a question instead of inventing one.
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The other half is getting covered. It finds journalists and podcasts already asking about your subject, drafts an answer from something you actually did, and sends it from your own verified address once you have read it. Twelve a day, because reply rates fall as batches grow.
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The same interview, voice model and plan run for one person or for fifteen. A company can push one brief to every voice and see who took part; an agency can run client voices it does not own, and hand them back intact when the work ends.
The part nobody else does
Impressions, reposts and reach come from LinkedIn itself and say so; a total profile-view count and your DMs it will not show us, so nothing here guesses at them. A reply rate off six pitches is not a reply rate. Every number carries where it came from and how much to trust it, and where there is nothing worth reporting, it says so instead of printing a percentage.
Reply rate
Not enough yet
6 press pitches sent, 1 answered. Too few to turn into a rate: they start meaning something around twenty.
Profile views, in total
Unavailable
LinkedIn gives the views it attributes to a single post, never a total. So the total is not shown: not estimated, not implied.
Four plans, month to month. The cheapest is $39 and does the whole core loop: the interview, your voice model, pillars, a ninety-day plan, drafts and publishing.