AI & Automation

AI LinkedIn writer / ghostwriter

Build an AI tool that drafts LinkedIn posts in the user's voice, or run an agency that ghostwrites for execs.

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The idea, in plain language

Build an AI tool that drafts LinkedIn posts in the user's voice, or run a ghostwriting agency for execs. The videos triangulate through concrete founder stories: Lara's Kleo AI LinkedIn writer hitting $60K/month in two months (Starter Story), Rowan Cheung's AI-workflow stack - HeyGen + 11Labs avatars, AI tweet generator, AI newsletter editor, Lindy scheduling agent, Perplexity tutor and onboarding GPT (Greg Isenberg), Greg's Perplexity Labs demo with AI storyboard, salesperson, content strategist and financial analyst agents (Greg Isenberg), the $10K/month passive-income brainstorm covering webcam courses, Ghost publishing and Shaan's clothing idea (MFM), Cody Schneider's marketing agents masterclass with cold-outbound LinkedIn engagers scraping and waterfall enrichment (Greg Isenberg), Cody Schneider's eight data-backed startup ideas including an AI POD mockup generator and programmatic SEO (Greg Isenberg), Sam and Shaan's content-remix agency + ghost-Twitter SaaS + modern Toastmasters brainstorm (MFM), Ben Tossell on AI for writers with no-code framing (Greg Isenberg), Andrew Wilkinson's ACP funnel and 145k followers in 14 months (Greg Isenberg), and Brian Feroldi's LinkedIn ghostwriting service plus creator back-office services (Greg Isenberg). Customers are execs, creators and SMBs; startup capital is an LLM subscription plus distribution; videos cite $60K/month in 2 months (Kleo), $30K+/month stack (Cody Schneider), and ~$200/month for ~10k emails (marketing agent).

Where the sources agree

  • AI collapses the build cost of content tools - Kleo, the Rowan Cheung stack, Cody Schneider's marketing agents, the ghost-Twitter SaaS pitch - all run on top of LLMs and APIs.
  • Distribution owns the business - Lara's hype-driven private beta launch, Cody Schneider's cold-outbound agents, the ghost-Twitter SaaS, the ACP funnel, Andrew Wilkinson's sub-15-hours-a-week growth - the videos put audience ahead of product.
  • Vertical down to one use case - Kleo for LinkedIn specifically, marketing agent for LinkedIn engagers specifically, AI POD mockups for print-on-demand specifically, AI tweet generator for SMBs specifically - the videos reject horizontal content AI.
  • Multi-format funnel wins - newsletter + tweet + LinkedIn + YouTube compounding - every operator piece names more than one content surface.
  • Compliance and deliverability are the gaps the videos flag - Cody Schneider covers list hygiene and reply management explicitly; Andrew Wilkinson calls out faceless AI-voiceover playbooks; Lara's beta build does the trust cycle in private.

Where they differ

  • Greg Isenberg dominates the batch (6 of 10) with founder interviews and AI-startup idea lists (Rowan Cheung, Perplexity Labs, Cody Schneider twice, Ben Tossell, Brian Feroldi); Starter Story contributes Lara's Kleo; MFM contributes the $10K/month passive-income brainstorm and the content-remix / ghost-Twitter SaaS brainstorm; Koerner Office contributes nothing.
  • Scale bracket varies from a $200/month cold-email agent (Cody) to $30K+/month stack (Cody) to $60K/month in 2 months (Kleo) to Andrew Wilkinson's millions from 145k followers.
  • Operator archetype differs - solo founder with private-beta hype (Kleo), small-team AI newsletter (Rowan Cheung), solo ghostwriter (Brian Feroldi), AI agency builder (Cody Schneider), personal-brand operator (Andrew Wilkinson) - the videos never reconcile.
  • Channel framing differs - Greg = internet/AI startup angle (founder interviews and brainstorms), Starter Story = founder revenue story (Kleo), MFM = big-swing brainstorm ($10K/month, content-remix); no Koerner local-operator playbook is present in this batch.
  • Two videos are tangential - the $10K/month passive-income brainstorm is wider than the AI-LinkedIn topic and only a small slice touches it; the eight data-backed startup ideas include the AI POD mockup generator and other non-LinkedIn ideas.

What each source says

Starter StoryHow My App Hit $60K/Month in 2 Months

Lara's Kleo launch suggests shipping an AI listing-description writer for a small beta group of cafe, realtor, or local-business prospects, building private-beta demand, and publishing the waitlist playbook as a case study.

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IsenbergScreensharing How This Guy Makes Millions with AI Agents (Rowan Cheung)

Rowan Cheung's workflow stack suggests combining AI avatars for short-form video, a scheduling agent, a new-hire onboarding GPT, and email or sponsorship automation into a compact operating system for a small team.

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IsenbergPerplexity's new AI agents are INSANE

Greg's Perplexity Labs demo points toward an agent dashboard for a known vertical, packaged as a rented service with downloadable artifacts.

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MFMThe Easiest Way To Make $10,000/Month In Passive Income

The Ghost discussion supports a paid newsletter or ebook funnel around a niche professional or faith-based topic, using open-source publishing and a focused content engine.

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IsenbergMarketing Agents Masterclass (GROW your startup)

Cody Schneider's marketing-agent masterclass supports a LinkedIn-engagement to cold-DM agent for a niche buyer group, using Apollo and Million Verifier for enrichment and SMS or email for follow-up.

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Isenberg8 startup ideas backed by data/trends to get you paid (steal these $1M+/year ideas)

Cody Schneider's print-on-demand mockup idea supports an AI mockup generator for niche artwork layered on Printful or Podbase products, paired with programmatic-SEO landing pages for each market segment.

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MFMThe Business Ideas Episode: Starting A Better Toastmasters, A SodaStream Competitor & More

Sam and Shaan's ghost-Twitter and content-remix ideas support a vertical SaaS or agency that runs social accounts for a focused SMB niche.

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IsenbergHow Writers Can Be More Productive Using AI with Ben Tossell

Ben Tossell's AI-for-writers discussion supports adding a Perplexity-style research step before scriptwriting so long-form source stories arrive with cited context before the creative draft begins.

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IsenbergHow to get 145k followers on LinkedIn in 1 year (it takes less than 1h/week)

Video covers How to get 145k followers on LinkedIn in 1 year (it takes less than 1h/week).

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IsenbergHe has 1M+ followers and $1M startup ideas for you

Brian Feroldi's episode covers creator monetization, including back-office services, newsletter acquisition, and a LinkedIn ghostwriting service as a business idea.

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