Social selling
Comment on the right posts every week, as yourself, with a Ghost doing the reading and you doing the talking.
The perfect Find is a founder or small business owner in the Pacific Northwest venting about bookkeeping, taxes, or a bad experience with their accountant. Skip other accountants, tax software ads and students. I want to engage because a helpful comment from a partner at the firm turns into a conversation, not a cold pitch.
Who this is for
Founders, partners, and salespeople who sell on their own name. Social selling works when you show up in other people’s threads with something useful. It fails when finding those threads takes longer than writing the comment.
How a Ghost does it
Give the Ghost the queries your buyers use when they are frustrated, then a goal that describes the person you want to talk to and the ones you don’t. It reads every matching post on its schedule and keeps the ones above your match threshold, with a suggested comment for each.
Beacon and Rowe, a regional accounting firm, runs the Ghost above on LinkedIn. It reads founders complaining about tax season, skips the other accountants and the software ads, and leaves the partners with a handful of posts worth a real comment.
What you get
A few good posts a day instead of a feed. Each Find has the Ghost’s logic and a comment drafted in your voice. Edit it, post it as yourself, and keep the conversation on your profile. PitchGhost never logs into your account and never posts on its own.
Commenting on ten good posts a week did more for the firm than a year of cold email, and it took less time.