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Interview
Weekly check-ins capture the stories and beliefs that make the writing yours.
Your LinkedIn voice, on the record.
PostSmith learns your voice, remembers what matters, and writes LinkedIn posts that sound like you.
Interview → Memory → Newsfeed → Publishing
PostSmith deskDraft
Written from memorySounds like you
I used to think consistency meant posting more.
Now I think it means keeping better receipts.
The best posts start as decisions you already made.
Froma check-ina customer story
Interview. Remember. Write. Publish.
A writing system, not a prompt box. Each step feeds the next.
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Remember
Every useful detail becomes memory — proof, tone, and the feedback you give.
03
Write
Drafts cite the memory they came from and stay yours to edit.
04
Publish
Approve, schedule, and let PostSmith publish when it's time.
The whole LinkedIn loop, in one place.
From first interview to scheduled post, you stay close to the work and make the final call.
Weekly check-ins
Five questions turn your real week into writing material.
Memory-backed drafts
Posts come from your context, not generic templates.
Newsfeed
Pull fresh market signals, then turn your take into a post.
Draft verdicts
Approve, reject, or edit. Your feedback sharpens the next draft.
Style and preview
Format posts and preview the LinkedIn fold before you publish.
LinkedIn publishing
Schedule and publish to a profile or company page.
Your newsfeed keeps your point of view awake.
Pick the beats you care about and pull fresh signals from your market. PostSmith drafts a take in your voice — you decide whether to nod, counter, or post it.
Build my wireNewsfeed
NearFieldMarket
A customer objection is becoming category language.
NodCounterPost it
Your competitors are posting outcomes without the tradeoffs.
NodCounterPost it
A niche workflow just became a broader operator problem.
NodCounterPost it
Built for the people who carry the context.
However you create — as a person, a founder, or a company page — PostSmith adapts to you.
01Founder
02Employee
03Personal brand
04Company page
Put your next month of posts on a stronger foundation.
Start with the interview, get your first drafts, and keep your voice current every week.