You've spent decades getting good at what you do. FameBoost makes sure the right people know it.
For people with real expertise and no time to post.
The people FameBoost works with have usually spent decades getting very good at something. Consultants, founders, executives. Their clients know it. Their teams know it. Almost nobody else does.
That's the gap FameBoost was built to close. Each engagement starts by digging out the expertise and stories that make someone valuable, then turns them into a clear position and a steady rhythm of content on LinkedIn.
The goal is never likes. It's the clients, roles and deals that come from being known for what you know.
The people with the most to say have the least time to say it.
LinkedIn rewards whoever shows up every week. Senior people are busy doing the work, so their expertise stays invisible and the opportunities go to whoever posts more, not whoever knows more.
01
Find the position
We dig out the expertise and stories that make a client valuable and shape them into a clear position.
02
Publish with consistency
We write and design the content and publish it on a steady rhythm, so trust and visibility build week after week.
03
Turn visibility into conversations
We track what lands, sharpen the message and keep the rhythm going, so the brand grows while the client focuses on their work.
What being known has done for our clients.
A few of the consultants, founders and executives FameBoost works with, and what they've done since.
David Suson
Strategic growth advisor. Left enterprise sales to speak and advise full-time.
Added 4 advisory clients in 9 weeks
Raised his speaking fee to $10,000 per event
Launched his CEO Growth podcast, where he meets people he later advises
Bryan Hughes
Leadership strategist and advisor. Ran billion-dollar P&Ls at multinationals before founding Clear Day Strategies.
Secured and gave his first TEDx talk
Landed an advisory role with KPMG at $1,200 an hour
Released his book Toxicity on Audible, where it became a bestseller
Polly Watt
Founder and CEO of WattNext, an AI diagnostic tool for people analytics.
Secured WattNext's first paid organizational pilot
Raised $450,000 in venture funding for WattNext
Jonathan Rundlett
Host of Capital Living, a show about hidden gems in DC, Maryland and Virginia that airs on Fox, Travel Channel and Apple TV.
Secured 6 paid sponsorships for the show
Built new relationships with capital partners, brokerages and agencies for his real estate companies
Found a funding partner for a $2.1 million apartment building in Maryland
Pamela Marion
Tech entrepreneur and leadership consultant. Sold her tech firm in 2006, then ran SAP's Americas division.
Created and launched her group coaching program for firms across the U.S.
Signed 2 private leadership coaching clients in under 90 days
Featured in Business Insider, Apple News, Medium and Forbes
Visibility only matters if it turns into conversations.
Every client buys a brand for something commercial: clients, roles, speaking, deals. So the work is judged by the opportunities it opens, not by likes.
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