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How it works

From a recorded conversation to clips on LinkedIn.

We meet twice a month for a recorded conversation. I cut each one into five to seven video clips. Post them yourself, or have me write the copy and schedule them to your account.

Watch how it works.

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It starts with a 30-minute interview.

A live call with me, twice a month. You talk about your work the way you would to a peer, and I find the moments worth sharing.

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You don’t prepareNo content plan and no list of ideas. You show up, twice a month, for thirty minutes.

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I ask the questionsI guide the conversation, or we compile ideas throughout the month. The ideas come out naturally once you are talking.

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You get feedback on the spotNot knowing what to say is normal. If an answer has a better version in it, I ask again and we get that one.

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It is all recordedThe call is the recording session. There is no separate shoot and nothing to set up beyond your camera.

Your best moments get shared.

From each interview I cut five to seven clips. The story that lands with your buyer. The opinion worth saying out loud. The thing you say all the time that nobody outside the company has ever heard.

I edit every clip myself, and the rest stays on the cutting-room floor. You only ever post the moments where you sound like yourself.

What you get: five to seven clips from each interview.

Below is what the clip work looks like, cut from conversations I have recorded.

  • Mark Guest — clip stillMark GuestManaging Director, ActionCOACH Canada
  • Toni Hopponen — clip stillToni HopponenFounder, LandingRabbit
  • Christian Baun — clip stillChristian BaunFounder, Howly
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Then you decide who posts them.

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Interview and Clips: you post themThe clips land in a shared Google Drive folder, ready for you to post when and how you like.

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Managed LinkedIn: I post them for youI write the copy for each clip, you approve it, and it gets published to your own account, up to twice a week.

Everything runs through you.

I interview, edit and produce. The words are yours and the decisions are yours.

Your words

Every clip is something you said on a call. I am not inventing opinions and putting your name on them.

Your clips

The files land in your Drive and they are yours to keep and post where you like.

Your approval

On Managed LinkedIn, everything goes through you first. Edit anything, and nothing publishes without a yes.

Your login

On Managed LinkedIn, you connect your own account to the scheduler. I never see your messages or your notifications.

Questions people ask

Will you interview me, or will AI?

Me. The calls are live, with a person, and that is the whole point. AI helps me search through our conversations. It does not decide what is worth sharing.

How much of my time does this actually take?

On Interview and Clips, two 30-minute calls a month, so about an hour. On Managed LinkedIn, roughly two hours: the same two calls, plus approving posts in batches.

How many posts do I get?

On Interview and Clips, five to seven clips from each interview, ready for you to post. On Managed LinkedIn, those clips go out as up to two posts a week, each with copy I write.

Do you need my password?

No. You connect your own LinkedIn to the scheduler yourself. I never have access to your inbox, your notifications or your connections.

What happens after the three months?

Managed LinkedIn goes month to month. The three-month minimum exists because this compounds, and one month tells you nothing. Interview and Clips is month to month from the start.

What if I do not like a post?

Do not approve it. Edit it, or send it back. There is no volume quota that overrides your judgment.

Two fixed monthly prices.

$750 USD a month for two interviews and the clips. $1,500 adds the writing and the scheduling. Or explore a more hands-on fractional service.

See what is included

Thirty minutes together,two to three clips to keep.

We spend half our call talking strategy and the other half doing a mini content session that produces 2-3 clips for you to use as you like.

Describing the work only goes so far, so this lets you experience what a content recording session is like.