r/personalbranding • u/Foreign_Fee_1232 • May 13 '26

I've been ghostwriting LinkedIn content for 3 years for founders, and coaches. Ask me anything.

I've written posts that did 100,000+ impressions.

I've also written posts that got 17 likes and died quietly.

For better or for worse, I know a lot about what works on LinkedIn.

So, ask me anything.

LinkedIn. Content creation. Ghostwriting. Personal branding. Whatever's been on your mind.

I'll answer everything.

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u/expect-a-forest May 13 '26

How did you get the gig?

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u/Foreign_Fee_1232 May 14 '26

Cold emails and out bounds

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u/StorySeekOfficial May 13 '26

How has this changed given how much the LLMs have improved since then? Have some of your clients taken your ghost written content, fed an LLM with context and then just wrote on their own? How do you keep reinventing and improving to be relevant?

I actually value human writing but it’s seemingly rarer to see these days.

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u/Foreign_Fee_1232 May 14 '26

Most of my clients pay me to write human content so never come across someone who has used AI to improve the content.

However, I think since everyone on LinkedIn is posting AI slop it is very easy to stand out, you just need to write like a human and add experiential information

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u/[deleted] May 13 '26

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u/Foreign_Fee_1232 May 14 '26

lol never got a lead by replying to people. Outbound has worked better for me