
Social media for consultants
Stay front of mind between projects.
Your next client is on LinkedIn, deciding who to call. We write content in your voice from your expertise, photos and client stories, then publish it so the right people see you every week.
It should. But go quiet for months and you’re invisible at the exact moment a prospect remembers your name. Post useful things regularly and you stay in their mind. People see how you think, and connections start turning into conversations.
Posts that sound like you on a good day.
We interview you and pull out the ideas worth sharing. Then we write them up in your voice as posts and carousels, or longer articles, with photos and short videos of you at work.
For most consultants, LinkedIn comes first. If your clients spend time elsewhere, we can add those platforms too.

Last month we mapped one line from goods-in to dispatch. The product was being worked on for a fraction of the time it spent on site. The rest was waiting.
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Your LinkedIn presence, handled.
Profile review
Your headline and About section rewritten for the clients you want, along with featured links and services.
Content strategy
Topics and a posting calendar planned around what you know and the work you want to win.
Ghost-written posts
Posts and carousels, and the odd article, written in your voice from short interviews.
Photos and video
Photos and clips from our shoots, so the posts look as good as they read.
Publishing
Posts go out every week, so your profile keeps going when you’re busy.
Reporting
A monthly report in plain English on reach and engagement, and the conversations it’s started.
Consistency, without the stress.
Interview
Once a month, a short call where we gather your ideas and opinions, plus client stories.
Write
We turn that into a month’s posts and visuals, written as you.
Approve
Nothing goes out until you’ve approved it.
Grow
We publish. Each month we report back and fine-tune.
Social media for consultants, answered.
Is LinkedIn worth it for consultants?
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For most B2B consultants, yes. Decision-makers spend their working time there, and it’s where a referral goes to check you out. Our guide to LinkedIn for consultants covers your profile and content, plus outreach.
What should a consultant post on LinkedIn?
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Post useful opinions and lessons from client work (with permission). Answer the questions clients often ask. Now and then, show what goes on behind the scenes. See our LinkedIn content ideas for more.
How often should I post on LinkedIn?
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As often as you can keep up. A regular pace beats a burst you can’t sustain. Our guide on how often to post on LinkedIn helps you pick yours.
Will the posts sound like me?
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Yes. Everything comes from interviews with you, in the words you use, and you approve each post before it goes out.
Where are you right now?
Four quick questions, and we’ll show you where we’d start. Your answers come straight to us with your message, so you won’t have to explain it twice.
Let’s talk. Pick a time that suits you.
A 30-minute introduction call on Microsoft Teams, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. Your answers come with the booking, so we’ll be ready for you.
Prefer to talk it through? Make an appointment for a 30-minute call on Microsoft Teams, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
What we’d do for you
See it in action
A closer look at the work behind each part of your plan.
Every light, pointed at your expertise.
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