Priya Raman3w
A pallet of chicken sat at door 4 for 31 minutes last July.
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LinkedIn The revenue system
Be known for what you know, from a call.
A LinkedIn ghostwriter for your whole team. Posts and articles are drafted in each person’s voice from a short call, and nothing goes out until they approve.
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Priya’s voice
- LinkedIn40 posts
- Google Meet12 calls
- Google Docs9 notes
Priya Raman1mo
An auditor in Ohio asked me a question I could not answer.
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Priya Raman1mo
Night shift writes the best corrective actions I have read.
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Priya Raman2mo
Our first customer ran six freezers off one clipboard.
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Customer call, Midwest freezer46 min
“We find out at the morning reading.”
Interview with Hannah32 min
“I want the record to tell the story.”
Customer call, food distributor41 min
“Door 6 is always door 6.”
Dock walk notes, Columbus
After the spring dinner
What I tell new hires about audits
How Priya writesFrom 40 posts, 12 calls and 9 notes
- Opens on a moment at the dock31 of 40 posts
- Names the door, the shift and the reading27 of 40 posts
- Short paragraphs, no hashtags40 of 40 posts
- Ends on one question to operators37 of 40 posts
Ideas this week
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Call · 22 Sep 94
Auditors now ask what happened in the twenty minutes after an excursion.
PickedHeard on 3 calls this monthBuyers ask AI the same
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#field-notes 81
A night shift lead in Indiana checks every dock door at the top of the hour.
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AI search & SEO 77
Buyers ask AI what an auditor wants after an excursion.
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Comments on her last post 62
Three operators asked how long the clipboard stays by the door.
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#sales 66
Marcus hears “we log it on paper” on most first calls.
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Reply to The Dock Sheet 55
A reader asks who signs off on a split pallet.
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News brief 48 Calloway Fresh opens a third cross-dock in Charlotte.
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Call · 30 Sep 58
Two rooms at different set points share one receiving dock.
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Priya’s notes 51
The spring dinner question: what broke this summer?
Priya RamanCo-founder & CEODraft in her voice
The question auditors ask most1 in the warehouses we work with: what happened after the excursion?
The sensor already logged 46°F at door 6 at 2:14 on a Tuesday2. The auditor wants the next twenty minutes. Who saw the alert? Where did the pallets go? Who signed off once the product was back under 41°F3?
On most docks that story is split between a sensor dashboard and a clipboard by the door4.
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Dale Fischer2h
VP of Warehouse Operations at Ostrom Cold Logistics
We still keep the door log on paper in Joliet. The auditor asked for exactly this in June.
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Rosa Delgado1h
Director of Food Safety & QA at Pell & Hart Provisions
Who signed off is the one we chase every time. How do you tie it to the reading?
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Megan O’Rourke34m
Plant Manager at Tamsin Bay Seafood
Our night shift writes it on a whiteboard. Saving this for Monday’s QA meeting.
What a LinkedIn ghostwriter does for you
We write for your company page and the people on your team, each in their own voice. Nothing posts until its author approves it.
Built for
- Founder
- Head of sales
- Head of marketing
A good fit when
- You know you should post
- Your company page says little
- Nobody has time to write
The problem it solvesSilence, or posts that read like a press release.
What you get each month
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Profiles that start conversations
Rewritten around the problems buyers bring.
3 voices on LinkedIn, or 6 on the larger size -
Posts in their own words
Drafted from short calls and voice notes.
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An article every month
A longer piece buyers save and share.
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Conversations worth joining
A Slack list each morning.
How it works
- Former CRO
Learn each voice
A former CRO writes a voice guide per person.
- Agent
Draft the week
Ideas from calls, Slack and search.
- Your team
Approve each post
The author reads every draft before it is scheduled.
- Growigami
Tune the voice
Monthly, we adjust to what draws replies.
How we find what to say
Ideas come from what your people already say. We pick topics where each person has a real view.
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Sales calls -
Slack threads -
Search
What each post earns
First postToday
Your team
- Approve every post
- Join a short call or send a voice note
- Reply when buyers comment
The agents
- Learn each voice
- Draft posts and articles
- Trace every claim to a source
- Surface conversations worth joining
What it connects to
Posts go out in each person’s name.
Plus your own tools. If it has an API, we can connect it.
Tool names and logos belong to their owners.
Posting
LinkedIn
Buffer
Hootsuite
Calls and voice notes
- Google Meet
Microsoft Teams
Loom
Fathom
Drafts and approvals
Google Docs
Notion- Slack
Gmail
Outlook
Google Drive
Graphics
Canva
Figma
Pipeline
HubSpot
Salesforce
Zoho
Proof
Align Advisory
Jon Rydberg, who runs Align Advisory, on what it was like to work with us.
What LinkedIn costs
From $1,999 a month
Your first build is on us this month. After that, each new process costs $500 more in its first month, while we build it.
Choose a size
- Company page and 2 people Smaller size · 3 posts a week and 1 LinkedIn article a month each$1,999a month
- Company page and 5 people Larger size · 3 posts a week and 1 LinkedIn article a month each$3,498a month
Questions buyers ask
Will it sound like me?
We write a voice guide from your past posts and calls, and every draft is checked against your past posts before you see it.
Will it ever say something wrong?
Every claim is traced to a source before you see the draft.
How much of my time does it take?
A short call or a voice note for each batch, and a read of each draft before it goes out.
Who has the final say?
The person whose name is on it. Nothing is scheduled until they approve.
What is the monthly article for?
It is the longer piece a buyer saves and sends to their team.
Which size should we pick?
The smaller size is company page and 2 people. The larger size is company page and 5 people. Pick one on the price builder and see the monthly price before you talk to anyone.
- Outbound
Each week we research your accounts and write every message. Your seller reviews, then sends.
- Paid ads
Campaigns and landing pages on your buyers’ channels, run for you. You approve every ad.
- AI search & SEO
We write pages that get you named in AI answers (AEO and GEO) and ranked on Google. You approve each.
- Video
Short videos every month, made from one call and cut for every channel.
- Nurture & newsletter
A journey for every way people reach you, plus a newsletter, written and tuned for you.
- Events
Booth materials and invites for each show, plus the follow-up.
- PR & awards
We write your releases and award entries and pitch reporters. You approve each one.
- Partnerships
We find and pitch companies that sell to your buyers. Interested ones book a call.
Start with one process.
Hear your own voice in the first drafts in week two.
From $1,999 a month for company page and 2 people. Your first build is on us this month. Pick the processes you need and see your monthly price before you talk to anyone.