For ghostwriters and freelance LinkedIn writers
Track every client like it’s your own account
Add every client you write for to your personal watchlist and get a 90-day trend chart plus engagement and score averages for each one. Bring on a second writer later, and they get the same toolkit under their own login.
Public LinkedIn data only. Nothing your client has to log into or approve.
Features
Everything one client list needs
A private watchlist, real analytics and a score that reads the same on every seat.
One watchlist, every client
Add every client you write for to one private list, with no login or approval needed from them.
Real analytics per client
A 90-day follower trend, plus engagement rate and score compared across the last three periods, for every profile you track.
Post level proof for client calls
Pull up a specific post’s content excerpt, image, engagement rate and score when a client asks why a number moved.
A second seat that reads the same numbers
Add an assistant or subcontractor and they get their own full watchlist and analytics, scored exactly the way yours is.
Walk into a client update with real numbers
A 90-day trend and a period comparison replace a guess about whether last month was a fluke.
Catch a stall before the client mentions it
Compare this month against the prior two to see whether a client’s engagement is climbing, flat or slipping.
Pull a real example straight into a client update
One post, its engagement rate, and its score, ready to reference without scrolling their whole feed.
Hand off a mandate without a training session
They already know what the score and the engagement rate mean, because it is the same definition on their seat.
Add writers without changing how anyone reads a chart
Every new seat starts on the same scale as the one before it.
Keep the story consistent over a long mandate
The score is defined the same way in month one and month twelve, so a long retainer never needs a new set of numbers to explain.
Why whoranks
A smarter way to prove the work
Turn a folder of screenshots into one number your client already understands.
The old way
The client’s numbers live in a folder of screenshots
Proving the work took an afternoon before every renewal call
No baseline, so a strong month and one lucky post look the same
No way to show a prospect where they already stand
Hard to say which angle will land next month
One score your client reads the same way you do
A monthly briefing your client reads, written by something with no stake in your retainer
A baseline set the day a client is added, kept for the whole mandate
A watchlist of the three people your client is measured against
The public ranking does the first conversation for you
Get started
Bring one client to the call
We set up their profile and the three people they get compared to, and you see the view you would take into your next monthly call. Twenty minutes.
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