A small ghostwriting practice Est. MMXXVI VII / X seats taken
Nori writes LinkedIn and X content in your voice, on a steady schedule, at a standard you'd publish yourself. We take ten clients at a time, and we'd rather be a small practice that's actually good than a large one that isn't.
The problem
You've thought about it on the way to a meeting, in the shower, halfway through a flight. You've drafted things and not posted them. The posts you do put out are good, when they happen, which is once every six weeks.
You've considered hiring someone. Maybe you tried. The drafts came back sounding like a marketing intern who'd never met you — phrases you'd never say, hedging where you'd be sharp. So you went back to writing it yourself. Sometimes.
The cost is invisible but real: the deals that came from a post you didn't write, the audience that compounds for everyone except you.
The service
Posts go out on a consistent cadence — three or four a week per platform, depending on what fits you.
Before we write a word, we sit down with you for a voice interview, read everything you've published, and study what's working in your space. Then we draft. You approve. We post.
A typical week
The cadence is steady. The bar is high. The thinking is yours.
A taste of the work
Three sample drafts in the voice we're aiming for. Your name in place of the line. The bar we won't drop below, ever.
The cheapest agency promises content. The right writer promises to be the second person on earth who's read everything you've ever shipped.
That's not a service. It's a small relationship.
Most founders don't realize they're paying for the relationship until they've already overpaid for the content.
Pipelines empty. Audiences don't.
If you're full right now, that's the cheapest time to start writing. The work compounds while you're not desperate for it.
You don't have a content problem. You have a frequency problem.
The posts you've written this year are good. There are just four of them.
Four good posts a year isn't a brand. It's a hobby.
Drafts shown are samples of the voice. Names are intentionally redacted.
Who it's for
How it works
Request the report.
Send your profile link. That's the whole intake.
We deliver it inside twenty‑four hours.
One page. Gaps, ideas, and a couple of sample drafts in your voice.
If it lands, we get on a call.
Thirty minutes. We talk fit, scope, and whether there's a seat open.
We onboard your voice and start writing.
Voice interview, content audit, draft library. Posts go live in week two.
Why Nori
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We take ten clients.
After ten, the door closes until a seat opens. We've watched the writing slip at shops that grew past that number. We're not interested in repeating their mistake.
Every post passes a real editorial bar.
We don't send drafts we wouldn't publish under our own name. If a piece isn't sharp, it doesn't reach you. The shortlist is the work.
You stay the author.
The thinking is yours. The voice is yours. The audience is yours. We're the part that makes it consistent — and the part you can stop paying for whenever you want.
Questions
A scrape and read of your recent posts, three or four content gaps we noticed, seven days of post ideas tailored to your work, and a couple of sample drafts written in your voice. One page. No fluff.
About two weeks from kickoff. Week one is the voice interview, content audit, and a small library of approved drafts. Week two we start publishing.
Yes. Every post comes to you before it's published. You approve, edit, or kill any draft for any reason — no questions, no friction.
Tell us why. The note goes into your voice file and the next draft gets closer. If something isn't working after a couple of weeks, we'll say so before you do.
LinkedIn and X. We don't do Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or newsletters. Two platforms, done properly, beats five done halfway.
Month to month. No annual contracts. Most clients stay because the writing is working — not because of a clause they forgot they signed.
Past ten, the writing slips. We've watched it happen at other shops. Ten is the number where every client still gets a senior writer who has time to think.
The report
Send your profile link. We'll come back inside twenty‑four hours with a one‑page read of your recent posts, content gaps we noticed, and a couple of sample drafts in your voice. No call required to receive it.
Your report is in the queue. You'll hear back from us inside twenty-four hours, from a real address, with your name on it.
In the meantime, you can close this tab. We'll take it from here.