Editorial planning
The monthly narrative priorities, angles and proof choices that keep the work coherent rather than scattered.
The monthly narrative priorities, angles and proof choices that keep the work coherent rather than scattered.
PR, podcast pitching and bookings, and journalist-led interview formats that create third-party signal.
Ghostwritten long-form articles plus founder visibility on LinkedIn and Substack, tied back to the same central story.
Authority Building covers the editorial and earned-media work that builds external corroboration: PR, podcast pitching and bookings, journalist-led video interviews, ghostwritten long-form articles, founder visibility on LinkedIn and Substack.
It does not include website development, schema markup or other technical GEO implementation. That work sits with a specialist technical partner — recommended on request, contracted separately. This separation is deliberate. Editorial and technical are different crafts. Bundling them produces worse work in both.
The work runs in three-month operating blocks inside a six-month minimum.
We fix the narrative priorities, the proof choices and the right editorial surfaces.
We pitch, place, write and reinforce the same story across earned and founder-led formats.
The repeated signal starts creating recall, cleaner shorthand and stronger external corroboration.
We review what is compounding, where to press harder, and what the next retained block should focus on.
It is the retained execution layer where the narrative is reinforced publicly through editorial, earned-media and founder visibility work.
PR, podcast pitching and bookings, journalist-led video interviews, ghostwritten long-form articles, and founder visibility on LinkedIn and Substack.
Because corroboration compounds. One month creates activity. Repetition across months creates recall and trust.
No. That sits with a specialist technical partner and is contracted separately.
Authority Building is scoped to the brief. It is not sold as a fixed-fee package.
The same narrative needs to show up often enough, and cleanly enough, to become the version the market repeats back.