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Rishav Raj
AI/ML Engineer · Building Voyce in public
Your marketing is too busy.Most founders hire marketers just to make noise with endless posts and campaigns.The best marketers actually do the opposite. They focus by choosing which audiences to ignore and which channels to cut.If your feed is active but you aren't getting clients, you don't need more content. You need to choose what to stop doing.Good marketing succeeds through focus, not volume.
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Rishav Raj
Building Voyce in public
Where you show up matters much more than what you write.
1 a day
Written from this week's news in your niche
~2 min
A day to read and approve
3
Formats: text, carousels, image cards
Official
LinkedIn API, never your password
Try it first
See it write you, before you sign up.
Paste one of your LinkedIn posts. Voyce reads your voice and writes you a post from this week's news, usually in under a minute. No account needed.
Set a time once. Voyce finds this week's news in your niche, writes your take, and emails you a preview to approve — or posts it for you, if you'd rather not check.
Carousels
Branded, no Canva
Designed PDF carousels from any idea, posted as LinkedIn documents. On Pro, add them to your daily posts.
Your voice
Sounds like you
Add a few of your past posts and Voyce matches your tone and phrasing — not generic AI.
Anywhere
Paste & go
Drop in text, a URL, or a YouTube link — get ready-to-post content in seconds.
History
Every daily post, with its source
See each daily post Voyce wrote, when it went out, and the news it was based on.
Profiles
A voice for each client
Up to 3 profiles, each with its own voice and schedule. On Pro, each can post to its own LinkedIn account — yours, or a client's who connects theirs.
How it works
Your first post in a minute.
No design tools. No writers. Answer one question and Voyce does the writing.
STEP 01
Tell it what you post about
One question. Paste a few of your posts too, and it writes in your rhythm and phrasing.
STEP 02
See your first post
Written from this week's news in your niche, usually in under a minute. Post it, and LinkedIn connects in one tap through its official API.
STEP 03
Approve each morning
On Pro, a post a day lands in your inbox: text, carousel or image card. Tap Approve, or let it post on its own.
Why Voyce exists
"I kept telling myself I'd post on LinkedIn. I never did — the blank box won every morning. So I built the tool that does it for me: it learns how I write and posts in my style, on schedule — and shows me everything it did. Voyce is early, and I'm building it in the open. If you're a consultant or coach who knows you should post but doesn't — try it, and tell me what's broken."
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Rishav
Founder of Voyce · building in public
Why not just ask a chatbot?
Same news. Two posts.
On 18 October 2026 we gave one article to the same AI model twice: once as a plain prompt, once through Voyce's daily pipeline in Rishav's voice. Neither was edited.
The news: LinkedIn launched paid Advice Sessions for eligible U.S. Business Premium members.
YesPress, 17 Oct 2026 ↗
A plain AI prompt“Write a LinkedIn post about this news.”
Here is a draft for a LinkedIn post tailored to drive engagement and highlight the strategic takeaway from this news:
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LinkedIn is officially moving from a professional networking site to a **transactional marketplace**. 🚀
With their latest announcement, the platform is rolling out features designed to monetize expertise directly on the platform:
💡 **Paid "Advice Sessions":** Eligible U.S. Business Premium subscribers can now offer paid 1:1 consultations directly through LinkedIn.
📇 **Digital Business Cards:** Streamlining how we exchange contact info.
🛠️ **New Creator Tools & Feed Tests:** Giving active voices more ways to reach and engage audiences.
**The big takeaway?** LinkedIn wants to be the place where professional relationships turn into real business transactions.
Whether you plan to sell consultations or not, this shift changes the game for everyone. As the platform evolves, the core rule of networking remains the same:
👉 **Build the record before you need the favor.**
If you want to stay competitive on LinkedIn today:
1️⃣ **Define your value clearly:** Don't just list titles—describe the exact problems you solve.
2️⃣ **Show, don't just tell:** Share real examples, case studies, and outcomes of your work.
3️⃣ **Nurture your network continuously:** Don't just show up when you need a job or a client. Keep relationships warm *between* searches.
The line between "content creator," "consultant," and "professional" is blurring. How you position your expertise today will dictate your opportunities tomorrow.
***
**What do you think of these updates?** Would you use LinkedIn to offer (or buy) 1:1 advice sessions? Let me know in the comments! 👇
#LinkedInUpdate #Networking #ProfessionalDevelopment #FutureOfWork #PersonalBranding
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Voyce, in Rishav's voiceVoice learned from his recent posts · passed the fact check
LinkedIn just added paid consultation sessions.
Most founders will try selling advice calls immediately. But charging for time before showing proof of work is a fast way to kill your pipeline.
Before turning on paid calls, focus on two steps:
1. Replace vague titles with the specific outcome you deliver.
2. Post real work examples until people start asking to book time unprompted.
If demand isn't already filling your inbox, putting a price tag on your calls won't help.
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How it compares
Voyce vs. the alternatives
The honest version — where Voyce wins, and where it doesn't.
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Monthly cost and capabilities vs. the common ways to stay active on LinkedIn.
Voyce
Other AI tools
A human ghostwriter
Doing it yourself
Cost / month
$49
$20–100
$1,000–5,000
$0 + your time
Sounds like you
Yes — learns from your posts
Varies
Yes
Yes — it's you
Finds this week's niche news
Yes
Some
If you brief them
No — you hunt for it
Publishes on your schedule
Yes — one tap, or on its own
Yes
Some do
No
Uses LinkedIn's official API
Yes
Varies — check before you connect
—
—
Carousels built in
Yes
Some
Usually extra
No — needs Canva
Posts to a company page
Not yet — personal profiles only
Some
Yes
Yes
Your time each week
Minutes
Hours — you bring the ideas
Minutes — brief them
Hours
Pricing
Simple, honest pricing.
Start free. Upgrade when you want it handled. A human ghostwriter doing this job runs $1,000–$5,000 a month.
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FAQ
Questions? Answered.
What is Voyce?
Voyce is an AI LinkedIn ghostwriter for consultants, coaches, and fractional executives. It finds this week's news in your niche, writes your take in a voice learned from your past posts, and has it ready on your schedule: approve it with one tap, or let it post for you. It connects through LinkedIn's official API.
Will the posts actually sound like me?
Yes — that's the core of it. Add a few of your past LinkedIn posts and Voyce writes in your rhythm, vocabulary, and tone, so it reads like you wrote it, not generic AI.
Does it post automatically, or do I approve first?
You choose when you turn it on. By default Voyce asks first: it emails you each post with the news it's based on, and nothing goes out until you tap Approve (unapproved posts expire after 48 hours, so stale news never ships). If you'd rather not check, switch to automatic posting. A post that fails Voyce's fact and quality check is always held for you, either way.
Won't LinkedIn ban my account?
Voyce connects through LinkedIn's official API, the same kind of access scheduling tools use. It never asks for your password, never uses a browser extension, never scrapes LinkedIn, and never sends DMs, connection requests or pod activity. No tool can promise how LinkedIn treats an account, but Voyce stays inside the official integration — and by default, you approve every post.
What do I get for free?
5 generations to try: each post, carousel, image, preview or idea list uses one. Plus manual posting to LinkedIn. No credit card required.
Is my content private?
Your profile data and posts are yours, and Voyce never sells them. To write your posts, Voyce sends the relevant text to its AI provider, Google Gemini — the Privacy Policy has the details.
Can I cancel anytime?
There's nothing to cancel — Pro is a 30-day pass with no auto-charge. You renew only when you want to.
Does it work for a company page too?
Not yet — company pages need a separate LinkedIn approval. On Pro, though, each of your 3 profiles can post to a different personal LinkedIn account: invite a client and, once they connect their LinkedIn, that profile publishes as them.
Stay visible. Stay booked.
Set it up once. Voyce writes in your style and has each post ready while you're with clients — so the blank box never wins again.
