LinkedIn content, ghostwritten weekly

You wake up Monday with the week already written.

Teach Nib your voice once — a few posts you were proud of writing, a queue of topics you actually have something to say about. Every Monday at 06:00 UTC it drafts the week: one post per slot, hook first, receipts in the body, hashtags matched to the subject. Six drafts land on a board where nothing goes live until you say so.

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First batch drafts the same day · the free sample is six full posts · no card, no autoposting

Ink-and-paper illustration of a ghostwriter's night desk: a week of LinkedIn drafts laid out in columns under a desk lamp, marked ready, scheduled and posted. — The Monday desk06:00 UTC · six drafts

Works across

LinkedIn Voice profile Topic queue Posts table Review board

What you receive

One real Monday batch, exactly as it lands.

The artifact itself, not a preview of one.

6 posts staged: hiring, pipeline, churn, receiptsAug 25, 2026 · saved voice profile

Draft 01 · ready · 2026-08-25

The hire I almost didn't make

Everyone told me not to hire a generalist. Six months later she runs our best account.

#hiring#generalists#founderlessons

ReadyYour pipeline isn't slow. Your follow-up is.2026-08-25

ScheduledWhat a $12 tool taught me about churn2026-08-24

ScheduledStop writing case studies. Write receipts.2026-08-24

PostedThe Monday metric that predicts the quarter2026-08-22

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How it works

Ten minutes of setup, then it writes on your calendar.

01Hand over your voice

Sign in, paste a few posts you liked writing, and drop your topics in the queue. That is the whole setup, and you do it once.

02Monday, 06:00 UTC

Nib pulls the next topics off your queue and writes one post per scheduled slot — hook, body, hashtags — in the voice profile you signed off on.

03You approve, you publish

Drafts arrive on your board marked ready. Cut a line, move a date, publish when you want. It never posts on your behalf.

Inside every batch

Three things a blank prompt box will never give you.

Hooks that stop the scroll

On LinkedIn the first line is the entire job. Every draft opens on one written to earn the click on 'see more' — no greeting, no wind-up, no throat-clearing.

Your stories, not templates

Drafts are built from your topic queue and your voice profile. Never recycled thought-leader mush, never a borrowed anecdote you would have to explain away.

A visible pipeline

Ready, scheduled, posted. The board shows the whole content month in one glance, so you know what is queued before anyone asks you for it.

Who's behind this

Nib is a ghostwriter's system, not a template mill.

Twin Labs · Content studio

Ghostwriting weekly executive batches since 2025.

For three years I wrote founder feeds by hand — the same voice interviews, the same hook drills, the same Monday deadline. Nib runs that exact drafting system against your voice profile, on the same schedule, for a fraction of what the retainer cost.

Pricing

Start on the free batch. Stay for the streak.

One run is one full batch drafted in your voice. Weekly Voice covers four batches a month; Daily Presence covers thirty runs, for people who show up every day.

Weekly LinkedIn post batch

Free Sample

$0.00

1 runs included · one time

Included plan · added automatically after verified sign-in

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Weekly Voice

$79.00

4 runs included · every 7 day(s) · every 1 month(s)

Weekly LinkedIn post batch

Daily Presence

$199.00

30 runs included · every 1 day(s) · every 1 month(s)

Card handled by Stripe · a failed batch is never counted against your runs · reply to any delivery email and a human answers.

FAQ

The three things everyone asks first.

Will it sound like me, or like AI?

Nib builds the voice profile from posts you chose yourself, and every batch tightens it against the edits you make. Most customers stop rewriting by week three — and until then you are editing your own sentences, not fighting a stranger's.

Can it post to LinkedIn without me?

No. Nib has no publishing access — drafts land on your review board marked ready and stop there. You approve and publish on your own schedule, so nothing reaches your feed without your eyes on it first.

What happens when I run out of things to say?

Your topic queue comes first. When it runs dry Nib proposes topics from your niche and flags them as suggestions, so a thin week reads as a list to approve rather than a batch you have to disown.

Your first batch is free.

Six full drafts from Nib, in your voice — hooks, bodies, hashtags — before you decide anything.

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Same-day drafts · no card required