My readers are the people who decide which software gets bought.
Operators. Marketers. CRM and RevOps people with budget. Not a huge audience. A useful one.... The people who actually buy what you sell.
I've lived inside the tools you sell.
538 CRM instances. Partner badges with Salesforce, HubSpot, Mailchimp and Klaviyo. Right now I'm testing HubSpot's AI tools and Salesforce's Agentforce before my own clients ever touch them.
So when I post about a tool, the people who run these systems for a living actually read it. And they know I'd tell them if it was bad. That's the whole reason a post on my feed works.
Brands I've built for: VocalGold, TraumaVoid, Tenney's Custom Saddlery, NW Saddlery, Hasenbeck Homes, Hasenbeck Equestrian, Sari Klett Realty, The Growth Laboratory, SAFE Boats International, FASTer Way to Fat Loss, Coastal Development Group, CDG Home Remodeling, New Green Hemp and Justin Bullock Realty.
AI made everyone louder. It made real voices rarer.
Feeds are filling up with posts nobody actually wrote. Same hooks. Same lists. Same "here's what I learned" rhythm. Readers can feel it, and they scroll right past.
That's exactly why a human voice is worth more now, not less. When I recommend a tool, it's me. My story. My words. My reputation on the line.
I'm not anti-AI. I use it every day. I've built phone answering systems with ElevenLabs, and I'm testing HubSpot's AI tools and Salesforce's Agentforce before my own clients ever touch them. AI makes me faster.... It doesn't get to be me.
People trust people
A recommendation from someone your buyers already follow lands differently than another generated post in a crowded feed.
I test what your buyers are evaluating
I'm inside the same AI and CRM tools your audience is weighing right now. So when I talk about your product, I'm talking from the inside.
AI on the busywork, a human on the words
AI handles research and timing. Every word your audience reads is mine. You get the turnaround of a modern creator and the voice of a real one.
Ways we can create together.
Media kit sent on request. Every partnership starts with a one-page written agreement.
| Format | What it is | Add-ons |
|---|---|---|
| Text post | One organic post, written by me, one revision round | Extra revision rounds |
| Carousel or image post | Swipeable walkthrough or single visual | Category exclusivity, per 30 days |
| Video post | Short video, captioned | Run it as a Thought Leader Ad, per 30 days |
| Hybrid deal | Flat fee plus commission on tracked sales | 60-day attribution window |
Principles that protect us both.
- I write it, in my voice. You review it for accuracy, not tone.
- Every paid post carries LinkedIn's Brand Partnership label and says #ad.
- Tracked link or code, with dashboard access, so we both see what it did.
- Organic by default. Paid amplification is its own line item.
Partnerships I respectfully decline
- Tools I wouldn't use or recommend to a client.
- AI tools that write for people instead of helping them write. AI executes. You write.
- Anyone who wants the post to sound like an ad. My audience can smell it. So can I.
Tell me about your campaign.
Product, price, how you track sales, and when you want it live. I'll come back with a fit check and my media kit.