Topics without a clear audience.
You publish about your subject, but the topics do not address the problems your target clients need to solve.
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THOSEPOSTS
Plan LinkedIn posts and blog articles around your ideal clients. Create in your own voice, publish, and review who to contact.Plan LinkedIn posts and blog articles around your ideal clients. Create in your own voice, publish, and review who to contact.
ThosePosts is a LinkedIn and Web content outreach workspace for experts in their field with a voice to share.
Your ideal client profile (ICP) guides generated topic ideas and contact screening.
You bring the expertise and approve what goes out.
You review the content and approve messages before they are sent.
Strategy → Creation → Publishing → Engagement → Outreach
02 / Why attention does not always lead to clients
Attention is useful when it comes from the right people. Plan for your ideal clients, then review the people who respond.
Common issues
You publish about your subject, but the topics do not address the problems your target clients need to solve.
Likes and comments show interest. They do not tell you whether someone is a potential client.
Someone who matches your ICP responds. You need to identify them and decide how to start a conversation.
Your experience. AI help.
Bring your expertise, examples, and point of view. ThosePosts helps prepare the content. You review each draft and choose which conversations to start.
Your expertise, positioning, writing style, and examples from your work.
Topics for your ICP, drafts in your writing style, contact match scores, and personalized messages.
The content before publication and the messages before they are sent.
Define your ICP, expertise, positioning, and content pillars. The app uses these to suggest topics.
ThosePosts AI Agents
Draft LinkedIn posts and blog articles in your voice. Choose a writing format, add your examples, and review the result.
Plan posts, articles, and videos in one calendar. Review the schedule before publishing for optimum coverage.
LinkedInWebMonitor likes and comments. Reply to questions. Assess contacts against the same ICP used to plan your content. All from the app.
Still from the app, select contacts for outreach. Approve personalized messages and connection requests. Message sequences stop when a contact replies.
OutreachChoose topics for your ideal clients, draft in your writing style, and add examples from your work. Use Contrarian, Transformation, Specific Insight, or Data Driven formats.Choose a topic for your ideal clients. Draft in your voice. Add an example only you could give.
Contrarian: Question a common belief.
Transformation: Explain a change and how it happened.
Specific Insight: Explain one useful observation.
Data Driven: Explain what the data shows.
A payment reminder works better when the client can see the invoice number, due date, and next step in one place.
Plan LinkedIn posts, PDF carousels, videos, and blog articles together. Review publication dates and develop an existing post into a longer article.Plan LinkedIn posts and blog articles together. Set the dates. Review what goes out.
Publication calendar · Posts and articles · Video uploads · Avatar videos · Saved content
Monday: a LinkedIn post on payment reminders. Thursday: a blog article with the full follow-up process.
Review people who respond against your ICP. Check their profiles and conversation history, then approve a relevant message. A match score helps you review; it does not guarantee buying intent.Review who responds and how they fit your ICP. Choose the contact. Approve the message.
Comment replies · Contact records · ICP match scores · Message sequences · Message approval · Reply tracking
You mentioned that invoices take time to chase. What part of your follow-up process is hardest to keep consistent?
One workspace for content and client conversations.
ThosePosts connects topic planning, content creation, publishing, engagement, and reviewed outreach. It is built for experts who sell services or specialist products.
Early access is in preparation. Product screens use illustrative sample data.
Prepare LinkedIn posts and set publication dates in your calendar. Keep your content plan in one workspace.
Connect WordPress, or use a signed webhook to deliver articles to another publishing system. Custom systems need a compatible receiver.
Turn an idea into a PDF carousel for LinkedIn. Review the slides and plan it alongside your other posts.
Upload a video, or connect your own HeyGen account for avatar videos. HeyGen rendering is billed through that account.
Send invitations directly from the app or as part of a sequence.
Reply directly from the app or through a sequence.
Turn clustered LinkedIn posts into deeper articles that develop your expertise.
Plan and publish LinkedIn posts and blog articles together.
Expand a focused topic with your own examples and explanations. Review factual claims before publishing. Search visibility depends on the article and the website publishing it.
Connect and follow up through LinkedIn sequences that stop when a contact replies.
Select potential clients and approve personalized messages and invitations.
Review reach and engagement to understand how your content performs.
Help potential clients understand your work before they contact you.
Explain how you solve client problems. Share examples of your methods.
Explain what you teach. Answer questions from people who read your posts.
Explain your specialist knowledge. Plan for the right audience and review relevant conversations.
Your ICP: owners of small service businesses. Your expertise: clear payment procedures.
Choose “What a useful payment reminder includes.” Add an example from your own work.
Check the wording and example. Approve the post and choose its LinkedIn publication date.
An owner asks how to follow up without damaging the client relationship. You answer their question.
Review the contact’s profile and ICP match. Decide whether a conversation would be relevant.
Prepare a message about their question. Review it, then approve it before sending.
LinkedIn post: make one practical point about a payment reminder.
Before writing another reminder, check whether your client can find three things: the invoice number, the due date, and what to do next. A clear reminder gives them a simple action to take.
Blog article: expand that point into “A practical payment-reminder checklist.” Explain each field, show a sample message, and describe how to adapt it to the client relationship.
Follow-up: when someone asks a question, answer it first. Review their fit before proposing a conversation.
You mentioned that following up takes a lot of time. Which part is hardest to keep consistent: preparing the reminder, tracking replies, or deciding when to follow up again?
This example shows the workflow. It makes no claim about response rates or client acquisition.
ThosePosts is an early-access content and outreach workspace for consultants, coaches, and business owners. It brings ICP-led topic planning, LinkedIn and blog content, a publication calendar, and contact review into one workflow.
The app helps you create your ideal client profile (ICP), or you can upload an existing one. Your ICP describes the people you want to reach. The same profile guides topic ideas and contact review. A contact match score is a review aid; it does not prove that someone wants to buy.
You provide your writing style, expertise, positioning, and examples. Drafting formats include Contrarian, Transformation, Specific Insight, and Data Driven. You review the wording and check factual claims before publication.
You review content before publication and approve outreach messages before they are sent. You can also configure automated sequences to send connection requests and follow-up messages based on ICP scoring. Message sequences stop when a contact replies. You remain responsible for the content and the contacts you choose.
The product includes a WordPress connection using the WordPress REST API and an application password. Other publishing systems can receive articles through a signed webhook, using a compatible receiver. Ghost and custom sites require that integration.
You can upload your own video or connect your own HeyGen account for avatar videos. HeyGen rendering uses that account and is billed there. Review the video before scheduling it.
Yes. Develop a focused post into a longer explanation with examples, context, and practical steps. Review it as a separate article rather than simply reposting the short version.
No. ICP matching helps you review relevance, and content preparation helps you develop your ideas. Client acquisition, search rankings, and AI citations depend on many factors. The examples on this page are illustrative, not measured customer results.
Plan for your ideal clients. Publish in your voice. Start relevant conversations.
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