Spent Friday rebuilding a founder's pipeline report with Acme. It took 11 minutes. The old way was a whole afternoon in spreadsheets.
Here's the before and after 👇
Your SDRs whisper. Ours post.
Loud Reps are creators who post on their own LinkedIn every day about your product, talk to the buyers who engage, and book meetings on your calendar.
“Saw your post. Can you show me that on our data? Thursday works.”
Buyers ignore cold email.
They read their feed.
Before a buyer answers anyone, they look the person up. A rep with a quiet profile is a stranger. A rep who shows up in their feed every day isn't.
A typical SDR seat
- Hundreds of cold emails a week
- A profile nobody checks twice
- Every message asks for 15 minutes
- The pipeline stops when the sending stops
A Loud Rep
- A post every weekday that buyers see before you reach out
- A real person with a real point of view, not a ghostwriter
- Every DM leads with something finished: a teardown, an audit, a demo
- The posts keep bringing in buyers after the week ends
One creator. Every weekday.
Each Loud Rep runs the same daily loop for your company, on their own account, in their own voice.
One post a day
Teardowns, before-and-afters, lessons and wins about the problem you solve. Clearly labeled as a paid partnership.
15 min10 buyer posts
Useful comments on posts from the people you sell to, written by hand. No pods, no bots.
20 minFollow up with finished work
Buyers who engage get a short, personal note with something useful attached. The note doesn't ask for time.
20 minMeetings on your calendar
Qualified buyers get booked straight onto your AE's calendar. You get the numbers every week.
10 minPay for the work,
and for meetings that happen.
- 20 posts a month about your product
- Daily comments on posts from your buyers
- Follow-ups to everyone who engages
- A weekly report: posts, replies, meetings booked, meetings held
- You approve the themes and the claims. The creator writes the words
- Only for qualified meetings that actually happen
- We agree the definition of "qualified" with you before day one
- 30-day pilot. Cancel at the end of any month
These are our starting pilot prices, and we'll set the final numbers with you. We don't promise a number of meetings.
Loud, not shady.
Every paid post is labeled
LinkedIn's brand partnership label, or a plain "I work with you" line. Endorsement rules apply on LinkedIn too.
No automation, ever
No engagement pods, auto-connect, auto-DM or scraping. People post and comment by hand.
Honest about the role
Creators list you as a partner or advisor, never a fake job title. Your results only appear with your approval.
Before you ask.
Who are the creators?
People who already sell and already post: ex-SDRs and AEs, recruiters, founders and operators. We hire on 30 days of real posting and a recorded mock call, not follower count.
Is this proven yet?
We're running our first pilot now with our own product, Dependables. That's why outside companies start with a 30-day pilot: you see the numbers before you commit to anything longer.
Who owns the account and the audience?
The creator does, always. You're paying for the work and the meetings, not buying anyone's account.
Can creators work for my competitors?
Not at the same time. A creator takes at most two or three clients, and none of them compete with each other.
What industries don't you do?
Finance, healthcare and pharma, plus anything else with strict rules about what people can say publicly. We'll tell you on the first call if you're not a fit.
Who closes the deal?
Your team. A Loud Rep warms the buyer up and books the meeting. Your AE runs it.
Get loud in 30 days.
Tell us what you sell and who buys it. We'll reply within one business day with a creator shortlist and a pilot plan. No charge for the call.