LinkedIn Services
LinkedIn Management Services
Someone owning the calendar, so posting survives the week your team gets busy.
Starting from
$99
- Written in-house, never subcontracted
- Posts approved by you before anything goes out
- You keep ownership of the page and every asset
- No lock-in contract — monthly, cancel any time
The problem
Most company pages stop three weeks in
The pattern is familiar. Someone commits to posting twice a week, manages it for a fortnight, then a client escalation lands and the calendar is the first thing to go. Two months later the page shows a burst of activity followed by silence, which reads worse to a visitor than posting nothing at all.
It fails for a scheduling reason, not a creative one. Posting is genuinely quick; deciding what to post, writing it well, and remembering to do it on a Tuesday when everything is on fire is the part nobody has capacity for.
That is the job here. Not clever growth tactics — just the calendar being owned by someone whose week does not get derailed by your clients.
What you get
What managing your LinkedIn actually involves
Everything below is written for approval first. Nothing publishes without you seeing it.
- Company page set up or tidied: banner, tagline, about section, and the fields most pages leave blank
- Founder or executive profiles rewritten, since posts from a person outperform posts from a logo
- A monthly content calendar built around what you actually have to say, agreed in advance
- Posts written and scheduled, in a mix of formats rather than the same template weekly
- Long-form articles and newsletters where you have something worth the length
- Comment replies drafted for you, because the conversation under a post is where the leads are
- A monthly report saying what performed and what the next month changes as a result
Not sure which option fits?
Send us the brief. You will get a scope, a timeline and a fixed price within 24 hours — no obligation.
Plans
How the plans differ
Starter — $99/month
Page setup and cleanup, a monthly calendar, and regular posts written and scheduled. For a company that mainly needs the page to stop looking abandoned.
Growth — $299/month
Everything in Starter, plus a higher posting frequency, executive profile work, long-form articles or a newsletter, and drafted comment replies.
Premium — quoted
Built around what you need rather than a tier: multiple executives, several markets, or a campaign running alongside. Quoted after a conversation.
Advertising — quoted separately
Ad copy and creative for single image, carousel, video, document and spotlight formats. Priced apart from management because ad spend and management are different commitments.
Articles and newsletters
Long-form on LinkedIn, when it is worth it
A LinkedIn newsletter notifies every subscriber each time it goes out, which is the closest thing the platform has to an owned audience. That makes it valuable — and it makes an inconsistent one costly, because the notification arrives whether the issue was worth reading or not.
So we would rather run a monthly newsletter you can sustain than a weekly one that thins out by issue six. The same applies to articles: a few pieces with something to say beat a steady stream of posts restating the obvious.
If you do not have enough to say for long-form yet, we will tell you and keep to posts until you do.
From the blog
How we think about publishing
The same principles, applied to a blog.
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What this will not do
It will not make you go viral, and anyone selling that is selling luck. What steady, decent posting does is make you a known name to the few hundred people in your market who matter — which is slower and considerably more useful.
It will not work without you. The posts that perform are the ones carrying something only your team knows: a real project, a real number, an opinion you would defend. We can write it well, but we cannot invent it.
And it is not automation. We do not run connection-request bots or auto-comment tools. They breach LinkedIn's terms, they read as spam to the people you want to impress, and accounts get restricted for them.
Free proposal
Tell us the goal. We’ll send the plan.
Share your requirements and a strategist gets back to you within 24 hours with scope, timeline and a fixed price. No obligation, no sales pressure.
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Response within 24 hours
Usually much sooner during business hours.
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Talk to a strategist
Not a call centre — the person who scopes your work.
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Fixed pricing upfront
You approve the number before anything starts.
Prefer to talk?
[email protected]Questions
Questions about LinkedIn management
Still unsure about something? Talk to a specialist — no script, no sales pitch.
As you. We work inside your page and, where you want executive posting, draft for the named person to publish. Nothing is credited to us anywhere.
Always. The calendar is agreed in advance and every post is approved before scheduling. Nothing publishes that you have not read.
For the company page, admin access makes scheduling straightforward. For personal profiles we draft and you publish — we do not ask for anyone's personal login.
Reach usually starts moving within a couple of months of consistent posting; inbound conversations take longer and depend heavily on your market. Anyone quoting you a faster number is guessing.
We write and design the ads across LinkedIn's formats. That is quoted separately from management, since ad spend is a different commitment and should not be bundled into a monthly content fee.
You keep the page, the profiles, the calendar and everything written. There is no notice period and nothing is held back.
Works well with
Pair it with the rest of the stack
Ready when you are
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