Agency owners: post this week's client work on LinkedIn.

Mostly through referrals and the founder's own network, and a referred buyer still looks the firm up before they call. The founder's posts are what they find: the work, the calls you made, the results. innernote turns your client work into those posts, in your voice, every week.

From referrals, past clients and work people can see. Post the work with the thinking behind it: the brief, the choice you made, what changed for the client. In innernote you attach the screens as a grid or a PDF, and tag the client's company once they agree.

Buyers want proof you ship, and judgement they can trust, before they sign a statement of work. Post the decisions behind your projects: what you said no to, what broke and how you fixed it. innernote turns a project call into those posts, in your voice.

Yes, as the place a buyer checks the firm, and keep posting from your own profile, where people hear from someone they could hire. innernote writes for both in their own voices, and you pick, on each post, whether it goes out as you or as the page.

A client problem and what you did about it, a campaign you stopped and why, a number that moved, and the rules you run every account by. Each one shows how you think about a client's money. Record a call about your week, and innernote lists the posts in it.

Start with the client's problem, then what you did, then what changed, with real numbers and a lesson another company can use. Name the client only with their OK, or describe them by kind and size. innernote writes it from your notes and posts the full case study link in the first comment.

As often as you can keep up in your busiest month, even once a week, on the same days. innernote writes ahead and posts on the days you set, so a heavy client week still has a post.

Tag their company page in the post, once they agree to be named. In innernote, select their name in the post and tag it from the toolbar that opens. The first time, paste the link to their LinkedIn page. After that it is one tap.