Three posts a week, calibrated to your voice and your professional goals. You approve them, we publish.
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The cadence of presence
3 posts a week × 52 weeks = 156 chances to be found.
10 hours a month back in your week. 12 posts instead of 1-2. A new habit, not a second job.
Why it matters
Your next opportunity doesn't come from a CV anymore. It comes from the people who remember you when someone like you is needed.
Those who publish regularly get found, remembered, contacted. It's the foundation everything else rests on.
An active profile signals competence, currency and leadership. It speaks louder than a CV, every day of the week.
The right posts reopen dormant conversations and keep your circle close — even when you don't have time to nurture it.
Who iPeople is for
Not a tool for marketing teams. A ghostwriter for the individual professional who wants to exist on LinkedIn without taking on a second job.
You sell expertise. LinkedIn is your main lead-gen channel, but writing every week steals hours from your clients.
You work with 3-5 companies at once. You need to stay visible for the next mandates without it becoming a second job.
You have things to say to your industry. But writing every Friday night isn't sustainable long-term.
Lawyer, accountant, architect, designer. Your reputation is built week after week — or it isn't built at all.
How it works
In 5 minutes you tell us who you are, who you speak to, and what you want your voice to convey. Three sample texts are enough.
Your sources — blogs, RSS feeds, magazines. We read them for you and pick the week's topics.
Three drafts ready every week. You review them, you approve, and you schedule them on LinkedIn. Easy.
Six short paths — profile, editorial plan, tone of voice, network, consistency, measurement. The first lessons of each course are free.
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The answers that matter, before you even ask.
iPeople is a weekly LinkedIn ghostwriting service: we read your sources, propose the week's topics and write the posts in your voice. You approve and publish.
Drafts come from an editorial desk configured on your profile, under our supervision, built from your tone of voice and your sources. You always approve: nothing is published without your yes.
Plans start at €29/month (€69 for the full plan, €149 for the highest volume). Seven-day free trial, no card required, and cancel anytime with no lock-in.
About 20-30 minutes: pick the topics from Monday's brief and review the drafts before approving them. We do the rest.
The voice is yours. The pen is ours.