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Thought leadership for B2B boards
Thought leadership for B2B boards

A view the market keeps coming back to.

Decision makers come back to people who have a clear view on their problems. We agree one area in which your company's leader should be recognised, and build content, comments and a newsletter around it.

  • 1 hour a month with you
  • quick approval of every post in a mobile app
  • first publications in week 2

Find out in 2 minutes where to start

Our data

The leader's voice brings reach, the LinkedIn company page backs it up

Expertise works when people see it and can check who stands behind it. This is the last quarter at three companies whose profiles and LinkedIn company pages we run.

130,537
post impressions from CEO profiles in the last quarter
375,303
post impressions on client profiles
1,762
reactions and comments on posts

CEO profile: reach

130,537

post impressions from CEO profiles in the last quarter

People in the market get to know the leader's name and thinking.

LinkedIn company page: checking and contact

page visits
705
new followers
+98
clicks per 100 page post impressions
7.5

This is where decision makers check that the company is active and worth replying to.

Anonymised data from the tools we use to run client LinkedIn profiles and company pages, September 2025 to 25 October 2026.

Decision makers look for people who understand their problem

Company leaders have market knowledge nobody else has. Decision makers look for it, but only find it when it is shown regularly and around one topic. Then the name starts to be associated with a specific area, and conversations begin with a request for their view.

  • They read those who challenge the assumptions of their industry
  • They remember one topic, not ten
  • They write to the person whose view they already know

How we build an expert position

  1. 01

    Narrative

    A message workshop: one area, three topics, a way of speaking we stick to.

  2. 02

    Content with a point of view

    Posts and longer pieces that challenge assumptions in your industry, not people. From conversations with you, with your approval.

  3. 03

    Signals

    Comments under decision makers' posts, so your opinion shows up where the discussion happens.

  4. 04

    Newsletter and formats

    When there is more to say: a LinkedIn newsletter, carousels, longer articles.

How it works in practice

Four steps from the start to the monthly report

1

Start and message workshop, within 14 days

Profile audit and fixes, agreeing who you speak to and about what. Tool and account setup.

2

Conversation, once a month for up to an hour

One conversation becomes a month of topics. We pick the ones that build an association with one area.

3

Texts and approval

We write, you approve in the app. Nothing goes out without your consent. If something does not sound like you, send it back with a comment.

4

Publishing, network, report

We publish on schedule, run invitations and messages, and every month you get a report counted in conversations and replies, not impressions.

What you get every month

  • Personal authority (number depends on the package)

    Posts from your profile, written together with you. Clients see that you know your field.

  • Comments that build reach and recognition among clients and business partners (number depends on the package)

    We comment under posts of people you want to do business with and tell you who reacted. Written by hand, so 20 at most.

  • LinkedIn newsletter (1 per month) (number depends on the package)

    A longer piece that LinkedIn sends to your subscribers by email and notification. We write it after a call with you.

  • Dedicated manager, monthly report, approval in the app

Thought leader portal

Topics, reactions and reach of your texts in one place

See which topics build your position and who from your market reacts to them, without digging through several tools.

  • Monthly report: post reach, comments and reactions from people in your market, also as a PDF.
  • Topics that build your expert position most.
  • Text approval in a mobile app.
  • Publishing plan and call notes in one place.
  • Profile audit: a score out of 100 and progress over time.

Scope and price

Presence

For a founder who gets checked before a meeting, and there is nothing there but a job title.

from 799 PLN net / mo

Authority

For a CEO who wants decision makers in their market to know their name.

from 1,447 PLN net / mo

What the research says

  • 73% of decision makers who influence a purchase say expert content is the best way to see the calibre of a vendor's thinking.
  • 86% prefer content that challenges the assumptions accepted in their industry.

Source: Edelman and LinkedIn, B2B Thought Leadership Impact Report 2025, mostly US data.

A steady team and clear rules

A steady team works on your profile: a writer you talk to on WhatsApp and an account manager who keeps the schedule and the report on track. Every project starts with one question: who do you help and with what. Content comes after that.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to questions we hear most often

Let's talk about your narrative

A free call: we agree what the market should associate you with.