Positioning · Voice-trained engine · Done for you
You don't need to be louder. You need to be unmistakable.
A done-for-you positioning and LinkedIn content system for established consultants and founders. It gets trained on how you actually think, runs without your daily effort, and a human editor makes sure it never sounds like anyone but you. Senior prospects reach out already convinced.
01 — Origin
Every post on my LinkedIn profile runs through the engine you're reading about. That's the whole origin story, but here's the longer version.
I've spent 15 years studying persuasion and positioning. Masters in Journalism, then senior communications work in global health, policy, and finance. Rooms where clarity and credibility were not optional.
And my own visibility still ran on manual effort. Posts written at 6am. Batch-creating on Sundays. Telling myself consistency was a discipline problem I'd solve next week.
Then I got a dumb ski injury. Followed by a flu that kept me in bed for weeks. The kind where you can barely make tea, let alone think about LinkedIn.
My visibility tanked overnight.
Current status: 80% blanket, 20% human, 0% LinkedIn energy.
And lying there, I understood something. If my lead generation depended on me being healthy, motivated, and high-energy all the time, I didn't have a system. I had a ticking time bomb.
A client project blows up. You travel. Your kid gets sick. You just don't feel like it. And the moment you stop posting, you disappear from your market.
So I spent 18 months building a system that keeps my thinking visible when I'm not there. Positioning first. Then an engine trained on how I actually talk, with a human editor guarding the voice.
It worked. My posts kept publishing while I was offline. The best of them traveled further than anything I'd ever written by hand.
Then founders started asking what I was doing. This page is the answer.
02 — The pattern
Posting consistently. The streak died within three weeks. Every time.
A ghostwriter. Sounded like a stranger wearing your name.
ChatGPT. Confirmed everything you feared about AI content.
"Just be consistent" advice. Treats the symptom and ignores the message underneath.
None of these failed because you lack discipline. They failed because they all start with content.
Writing posts is a bottomless task. Ghostwriters sound like strangers. And every consistency plan dies within three weeks. The fix is not more effort. It's a sharper angle, delivered by a system instead of your calendar.
03 — The fix
Layer 1
I work on the message underneath the content first. If the positioning is fuzzy, more visibility just amplifies the wrong thing. Narrow angle, clear narrative, one message the right people can repeat.
Layer 2
A content system trained on your calls, your rants, your half-finished ideas. It keeps you visible when you're busy, traveling, or off. Your authority compounds while you live your life.
You're not hiring a writer. You're getting the machine.
04 — How it works
Not ghostwriting. Not a content agency. Not an AI tool you have to operate. Positioning strategy plus a voice-trained engine plus a human editor.
We map your positioning: what you do, who it's for, and the message you want people repeating when you're not in the room.
On your actual thinking. Your calls, your voice notes, your rants, your half-finished ideas. Not templates. Not prompts.
Your whole job from here is about 30 minutes of voice notes a week. Talking, not writing. If you can rant on a walk, you have time.
Every post passes an editor with exactly one job: it never sounds like anyone but you.
3 to 4 posts a week in your voice. A profile rebuilt to convert the senior people who read everything and comment on nothing. A monthly report on who's actually showing up.
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"Will it sound like me?" is the right question. It's the exact reason the engine starts from your positioning and your voice, and the exact reason a human editor signs off on every post.
Anyone can ask ChatGPT to write 30 posts. That's not authority.
05 — Proof
Every post on my profile comes through the engine. The best of them travel further than anything I wrote by hand, and my following grows while my weekly input stays at a few voice notes.
That's the proof I lead with. The next proof will be the three founding clients whose results I document publicly.
06 — The guarantee
Qualified sales conversations from LinkedIn within 90 days. Senior people who have read your thinking and arrive already convinced. That's the outcome the Engine is built for, and the one I put my name on.
If they haven't arrived by day 90, I keep working free until they do.
One condition: you send the weekly voice notes. The engine can't be trained on silence.
07 — Fit check
For you if
Not for you if
08 — The numbers
Founding terms · 3 spots
$1,497/mo
First 90 days, then $1,997/mo locked for life. No setup fee. The step-up only happens once the guarantee is met. In exchange, you let me document your results.
Standard rate
$2,500/mo
Plus $2,500 setup. This is the price once the three founding spots are gone.
For context: one client for you is worth more than a year of the Engine. The expensive option is staying invisible and paying for it in referral droughts.
The founding terms are the only discount that will ever exist. They come with a story and a deadline, not a coupon code.
09 — Next steps
Take the 2-minute test. It tells you whether your problem is the message, the delivery, or both, and what to fix first.
Take the test →Email me the word "install". I'll ask three short questions about your situation. That's the whole sales process.
Email "install" →If it's not a fit, I'll say so and point you somewhere better. If it is, you'll see exactly what your first 90 days look like before you commit to anything.
10 — Founding clients
I'm taking three clients at founding terms, and their results become the Engine's first public case studies. That's the trade: you get the locked rate and the guarantee, I get to show your numbers. When the three spots are filled, the standard rate applies and this section disappears.
This isn't for everyone, and I'd rather tell you that early than waste your quarter. If I don't think you're a fit, I'll say so and point you somewhere better. No drama, no hard feelings.
11 — Questions
The engine is trained on your calls, your rants, and your voice notes, not on templates. A human editor checks every post with one job: it never sounds like anyone but you. And I built it for myself first. Every post on my profile runs through it.
Anyone can ask ChatGPT to write 30 posts. That's not authority. Output was never your bottleneck. Positioning depth, voice alignment, and compounding are. That gap is what 18 months of building went into.
One deep-dive conversation at the start. Then about 30 minutes of voice notes a week. Talking, not writing.
Same. They sound like strangers because they start with content, not positioning. This starts with the message underneath, and keeps your voice under human guard.
Qualified sales conversations in 90 days, or I keep working free until they arrive. One condition: you send the weekly voice notes.
P.S.
Right now, someone is asking ChatGPT and Google who can fix exactly the problem you solve for people. The consultants who show up in those answers made themselves unmistakable months earlier. Your expertise should expand your life, not consume it. Whenever you're ready, start with the test.
Questions? Email me. I personally read and respond to everything.
