LinkedIn outreach for ghostwriters
For LinkedIn ghostwriters and personal-brand writers who find clients among founders and executives. Stay visible with likes, connect with a short note, follow up once. One account, $29 a month.
Who it's for
You write for busy people who post, or want to. Your own profile is your portfolio, and the founders you'd like to write for are on LinkedIn every day. You want to be a familiar name before you ever pitch.
- You run one LinkedIn account: yours.
- You know the client type: founders and executives in a sector you can write about.
- You want to stay in their feed between pitches.
Not for posting on clients' behalf, scheduling or post analytics. We don't write, schedule or publish posts; connection notes are the only thing the AI writes.
An example month
Be seen first, then connect, then one message.
- 1
Find the people you'd like to write for
Search the lead finder for titles such as Founder and CEO with one industry from LinkedIn's list, or paste a LinkedIn people-search link into Search Export.
How Lead finder works - 2
Like their posts for a week or two
Run Auto Liker every few days. It likes recent posts by people in your lead list as they show up in your feed, so your name appears before your request does.
How Auto Liker works - 3
Connect with an AI note
Write a blurb about who you write for. Each note mentions one detail from the person's headline or company.
How Auto Connect works - 4
One message about their writing
A few days after they accept, run Message Sender with one observation and one offer to help. People who haven't accepted are skipped.
How Message Sender works - 5
Reply by hand
Conversations about someone's voice don't template well. Have them yourself in LinkedIn.
- Your blurb
- I ghostwrite LinkedIn posts for founders in fintech who have things to say and no time to write them. I'd like to connect with founders who post, or mean to.
What the plan covers
One plan, $29 a month, or $20 a month paid yearly. 50 likes a day is the useful number here: enough to be seen without being odd. 20 requests a day and 300 lead finds a month cover a writer's list easily.
Paying yearly is $239, which works out at $20 a month. Paying every 3 or 6 months is $26 or $23 a month.
| Connection requests a day | 20 |
|---|---|
| Connection requests in any 7 days | 100 |
| Messages a day | 30 |
| Likes a day | 50 |
| Lead finds a month | 300 |
The plan connects one LinkedIn account. HeyReach lists $79 per sender and Expandi $99 per seat (public prices, November 2026). Both are built for agencies and teams running many LinkedIn accounts. If you run one account, you pay for one.
Be careful about
- Auto Liker only sees posts in your feed, so it mostly reaches people you're already connected with or follow. Follow your leads first.
- Don't send samples in the note. One observation in the follow-up does more.
- Keep to one follow-up and answer replies yourself.
- Read your LinkedIn inbox every day and reply yourself. Messages are checked for a reply before they go out, but don't rely on that yet: keep follow-ups to one.
- Automation is against LinkedIn's terms. Caps and pacing reduce the risk to your account; they don't remove it.
The safety page explains the caps, pacing and stops in full, and the guide to daily limits and pacing helps you pick settings.
Questions
Does it write posts?
Does it comment on posts?
Can I run it on a client's account to grow their network?
Is there a free trial?
Start with your work email.
14-day money-back guarantee on your first payment. Cancel any time.