Freelance LinkedIn ghostwriting, every client in one place.

Interview the client, keep their stories and the way they talk, write drafts in their voice, and get their OK before anything goes out from their profile. With several clients, the hard part is keeping each one's voice and notes apart. innernote keeps them apart for you: a voice per client, a notebook of each client's facts, stories, people and rules, drafts sent for approval, and posts out from their own LinkedIn.

Post on your own profile first, so a founder can see how you write. Then take two or three clients in a field you know, and learn to interview: the posts come from their stories. innernote keeps each client's voice, notes and posting times in one place as you add them.

From your own posts, and from the founders you already write for, who know other founders. Share work you are proud of, with each client's OK. When you are full, send the founders you turn away to innernote: through the partner program, you earn a commission when they subscribe.

Your number of clients times your monthly fee, less the hours each client takes. Calls, rounds of changes and chasing approvals are hours too, so count them before you set the fee. innernote writes the first draft in each client's voice and keeps their approvals in one place.

Agree a monthly fee per client, paid at the start of the month, with the number of posts and calls written down. Say what a round of changes includes, so extra work is paid for. innernote keeps each client's approved and published posts in one place, so the month's work is easy to show.

It can write a story down once someone tells it. The story itself has to come from the client: the customer they lost, the hire that worked, the call that changed their mind. innernote writes from each client's own stories, kept in their notebook and taken from their calls, in their voice.

For a personal profile, you do not: LinkedIn's User Agreement asks members not to share their account. A company page is different, since its admins can add other admins. With innernote a ghostwriter never needs a client's password: each client connects their own LinkedIn once, and approved posts go out from their profile.

Writing LinkedIn posts that go out under someone else's name, from their stories and in their voice, with their approval on every post. The client keeps the profile, the network and the credit. innernote is built for it: a voice and a notebook per client, drafts sent for their OK, and posts out from their own LinkedIn.