Shlok KulkarniFounder, DoMyWork
Startups I'd put my own money into.
I trade my own capital every week. So I look at startups the way I look at stocks. Revenue. Margins. How much cash they burned to get there...
LinkedIn management for founders
Your next client is in someone else's comments.
We post as you, design every visual, and leave sharp comments on the big posts your buyers already read. You approve in about 10 minutes a week.
From $399 a month. Live in week one.
Written and posted by us, from our founder's profile
21.8x
impressions on our founder's profile, 90 days vs the 90 before
73K
impressions from 248 comments in the last month. No ads
3,908
followers on the profile we run ourselves
40 to 100
comments a month left for you, on posts that matter
10 min
a week of your time, give or take a coffee
“Can we offer the person behind this handle a job on our Copy team?”
Akshay ChaturvediFounder & CEO, Leverage Edu
A post reaches your followers.
A comment on a big post reaches theirs.
Most founders only post, then wonder why the same 40 people like everything. We do both halves, every week.
Half one: your posts
8 to 12 a month, from your own voice notes, calls and wins.
Send us two minutes of rambling. We find the post in it, write it, design the carousel and publish it once you say yes.
Voice noteDraftYour yesLive
Half two: your comments
40 to 100 a month, on posts your buyers already read.
Founders, investors and industry voices with big audiences. A useful comment there puts your name in front of thousands of people who have never heard of you.
How this turns into revenue
Likes are nice. Booked calls pay the bills. Here's the path from one to the other, and what we count at each step.
- 1 · SeenYour comments land on big posts your buyers already read. Your posts show up in their feed.
- 2 · Checked outThey click your name. A sharp profile and recent posts tell them you know your stuff.
- 3 · ContactedThey DM you, accept your connection request or book a call. We count every one.
- 4 · CustomerYou take the call and close. Your monthly report shows the DMs and calls that came in.
Founder profile or company page.
We run both. Differently.
A founder's profile gets read because it's a person. A company page gets read when it stops sounding like a company.
Founder ghostwriting
Your profile, in your voice, without your evenings.
A ghostwriter turns what you already say on calls and in voice notes into posts people read. Your name, your opinions, your stories. Nothing goes live until you've said yes, so it never drifts into someone else's voice.
- Posts and carousels written from your own words
- Comments on the big posts your buyers follow
- Profile headline, about section and featured posts set up
Company page management
A page that posts like a person, not a press office.
Most company pages post job ads and 'we're thrilled to announce'. Nobody follows that. We run yours with a point of view, a regular rhythm and comments from the page on posts your customers read, so the page earns followers on its own.
- Calendar, posts and visuals for the page
- Comments and replies as the page
- Followers, reach and enquiries from the page, reported monthly
Real posts. Real numbers.
Not a mock-up in sight.
Recent posts from our founder's profile. Same team, same process you'd get. Impressions from LinkedIn analytics, 22 Oct 2026.
Startups I'd put my own money into. I trade my own capital every week. So I look at startups the way I look at stocks...
24,399impressions
I owned 8 flats in Mumbai. 4 in South Mumbai, 4 in the suburbs. I've sold 3. The other 5 are up for sale right now...
30,156impressions
I started moving my trading out of India this year. Here's why, with my own numbers...
17,410impressions
What a week with us looks like
- AnytimeYou send a voice noteA win, a client story, a hot take from the shower. Two minutes is plenty.
- MondayYou say yesThe week's posts land in one place. Approve, tweak or bin them. About 10 minutes.
- Tuesday to FridayWe post and commentPosts go out at the right time. Comments land on the big posts of the day.
- Month endYou see what movedA short report and a strategy call. What worked, what flopped, what's next.
Ghostwriter, agency or in-house?
An honest comparison.
All three can work. The difference is what's included and how much of your week it takes.
| Question | Freelance ghostwriter | In-house hire | DMW Studios |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you get | Posts. Design, comments and reporting are usually extra or not offered. | One person doing writing, design, comments and reporting, usually with other jobs on top. | Posts, visuals, comments, profile setup and a monthly report, all in one scope. |
| Comments on other people's posts | Rarely included. | If they have time. | 40 to 100 a month, counted. |
| Your time | A call or a brief for every post. | Managing a person: briefs, feedback, reviews. | About 10 minutes a week to approve. |
| If it stops working | Find another writer, start again. | Notice period, re-hire, re-train. | Per account, per month, with a written scope you can change. |
Our prices are on the page.
Wild concept, we know.
Per profile, per month. Every post, visual and comment is counted and written into your scope.
Presence
Show up every week.
$399a month
- 8 posts, 2 of them carousels or designed visuals
- 40 comments on relevant posts
- Profile setup at the start
- Monthly calendar, report and strategy call
- DMs, profile views and calls booked, counted every month
Both halves
Presence + Engagement
Show up and get found.
$549a month
- 12 posts, 4 of them carousels or designed visuals
- 100 comments on relevant posts
- Up to 15 targeted connection requests a week
- Profile setup plus a refresh every quarter
- Monthly report with a competitor check, 2 strategy calls
- DMs, profile views and calls booked, counted every month
Shown in your local currency. Priced per account: a founder profile and a company page are two accounts, each with its own scope. Running a founder and a co-founder? Ask us on the call.
What leaders say
Shlok has a strong grasp of numbers, KPIs and what it takes to build ventures in a structured, sustainable way. What stands out is his clarity of thought and his ability to execute on what he commits to.
Darrell FernandesSenior Vice President at White Rivers Media
Competitive costing and fresh ideas are their strength, but what I liked most was that they were always available and responsive. Even in the rainy season, the team was on time for the shoot. The AWS and Ingram creatives were always eye-catching and done with utmost professionalism.
Padmaraj (Paddy) KrishnankuttyAssociate Vice President Investment, WPP Media
Fair questions
Will this actually bring us customers?
That's the whole reason to do it. Every month we count the DMs, profile views from your target companies and calls booked, and put them in your report next to the posts and comments we did. What we can't do is promise a number, because your offer and how you handle the call decide who buys. If someone guarantees you revenue from LinkedIn, ask them how.
Will it sound like me?
Every post starts from something you said: a voice note, a call, a customer question. You approve each one before it goes out, so nothing goes live with your name on it that you haven't seen.
Who do you comment on?
People your buyers already follow: founders, investors and industry voices with real reach in your space. We pick them with you in the first week.
How much of my time does this take?
About 10 minutes a week to approve posts, plus the odd voice note when something interesting happens. A strategy call once or twice a month.
Can I run this alongside AI Search?
Yes. Your LinkedIn posts are public pages, and AI tools can pick them up as sources. One team, one scope, one report.
Go get found.
One call. A written scope and price after. Live in week one.
We tried the opposite in our first year. Cost us a quarter and one very awkward board call. Your second point is the one people skip.