Daily engagement. Every post written. Every DM managed. Every lead tracked. I run the whole channel. You get your time back and the account becomes a lead engine on its own.
Every dashboard on this page is a screenshot of the client's own X analytics, cropped only where the handle sits. On the call I open the same dashboards live, logged in, nothing blurred. If a number here does not survive that, do not hire me.CB, OC, RM, NL and SM each stand for one client. The same code always means the same person.
More dashboards, each one dated.
Up 219% on the prior month. 21.5K bookmarks and an 845K-impression single day inside the window.
1.1K likes, 166 reposts, and 57 replies inside the first 17 hours. One thread, zero paid push.
Up 208% on the previous month. 17K bookmarks and 1.3K new follows in the same window.
The same playbook moved from X to LinkedIn. Same voice, second platform.
9.4K profile visits, 2.2K new follows, 16K replies and 23.5K likes across the quarter, on an account that started the year with a few thousand followers.
21K engagements in four weeks, 1.8K verified followers out of 3.7K, and the account's first paid ad slots sold out inside the same month.
Small-account engagement lift: 85.1K impressions, 13.8K engagements, and 727 verified followers visible in the dashboard.
One post, 374K views, zero paid push.
A smaller account started catching momentum: 53.3K impressions, 13.9% engagement, and 7.4K engagements.
Client watched the post move and I confirmed the growth came from networking, not paid RTs or engagement pods.
The account stayed organized because every flagged DM, reply, and follow-up lived in the database.
New account lift from a small base: 31K impressions, 8.4% engagement, 928 likes, 401 replies, and 130 new follows.
The X Highlights archive holds the public case studies behind these numbers, written at the time.
Read the public breakdowns, see the screenshots in context, and inspect the way the wins were created before booking a private walkthrough.
I've changed careers more times than I can count. I've been a website developer, a coach, and a few things in between, always looking for the thing I'd actually be great at.
I found it on X. I grew my own account from zero, built relationships across industries and figured out the playbook. So I made it the only thing I do. 15 months later, I've saved clients 5,000+ hours and generated 20M+ organic views ghost-running their accounts. The accounts span health, coaching, AI, software and e-commerce.
Now this is the work. I run X accounts for founders who don't have time to, with LinkedIn and Threads folded in when the account needs them. Your channel, run like it's mine, because at this point it kind of is.
You're past the beginner stage. Revenue's flowing. The product works. You're not figuring out what to build. You're figuring out how to grow it.
X is the channel founders like you use to compound authority and pull in inbound. You know the playbook. But you don't have two to three hours a day to engage 200+ people, write punchy posts, manage DMs, and turn followers into pipeline.
So the account stays half-asleep. Or worse, you force out a few posts a week and watch them flatline.
That's where I come in.
I treat your account like my own business. Same care, same judgment, same daily consistency you'd apply to your core ops.
I run your account inside a Notion workspace that's yours. Every engagement, every reply, every DM, every lead. All of it logged, sentiment-tagged, ICP-flagged, follow-up-tracked.
You log in, you see exactly what's happening. No vague monthly summaries. Same level of visibility you'd want into your own ops team. Because that's what I am.
Open the Notion CRM →
Every post loaded into Typefully for your approval, every batch sent for review, and daily updates on Telegram. Strategic calls when something needs to be decided. I do the opposite of disappearing. You'll hear from me more than you want to.
One number, every surface. $750 a month covers the X account end to end. LinkedIn or Threads can be added, and we scope that on the call.
Month-to-month. I recommend a 90-day horizon because brand, relationships, content feedback loops, and warm conversations compound over time.
A content writer, someone doing daily engagement, a DM manager and someone maintaining the CRM runs $900 to $1,400 a month once you have hired four people. I bundle it because it only works connected: the engagement feeds the visibility, the content catches it, the DMs convert it, and the CRM keeps it from leaking.
I take four clients at a time so every account gets daily attention.
The shortlist of questions I get most often. If yours isn't here, the call's the place. Bring it up directly and I'll answer it without the marketing voice.
Fifteen minutes, no slide deck. We talk about your account, your business, and whether this makes sense. If it does, we move.
