A founder I work with raised prices by 25% on a Friday.
Nobody replied. Her team panicked. By Monday: zero cancellations, two upgrades.
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Save what happened with a client once. Lettie uses it when a post needs a real example, writes in your voice, turns names into roles when you ask, and has posts ready every morning. You choose one and post it yourself.
Shown with Priya Shah, the demo’s sample writer.
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When did a price rise go badly, and what did you learn
Aisha Patel at Northgrid raised prices by 25% and emailed every customer on a Friday. Nobody replied. Her team panicked. By Monday there were zero cancellations and two upgrades.
Tell me about a deal you walked away from
Tom Reyes at Brightline wanted 40% off a £90k contract. I said no and showed him what the work was worth. Three weeks later he signed at full price.
A deal, a turnaround, a mistake: save it once in your Library. Lettie uses it when a post needs a real example, and writes only what the story says.
Switch on Hide Names in Posts and the people in a story become roles, like “a founder I work with”. Names you list never appear at all.
Up to 3 posts every morning, written overnight in your voice. You choose one, copy it and post it yourself.
In Write, under Add More Detail, pick a Shape and the post follows its parts in order. Lettie leaves out any part your notes can’t fill.
A client problem where the obvious fix isn't the right one.
You changed how a client works and can show what's different now.
Common advice in your field that costs people more than it saves.
Yes. Add it to Names never to mention: a draft that names it is rewritten, and a post that still names it is never saved. For one story, switch on Hide Names in Posts and the people in it become roles, like “a founder I work with”.
Your stories, your documents, the sources you follow and the news in your field. Ideas wait in your Library until you use them.
It writes in your own voice, learned from your posts. You can also give a post to one of 19 ghostwriters, such as Teacher, Storyteller or Expert. Each keeps your facts and the words you never use.
No. You copy each post and post it yourself. Lettie never connects to your LinkedIn account, and nothing posts by itself.
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