Embers
Find qualified leads from LinkedIn signals, instantly
They renew because of pipeline.
The uncomfortable truth of the ghostwriting business:
you can 10x a client's reach and still lose the account,
because the client cannot connect your invoice to their revenue.
The fix is not writing better hooks.
The fix is owning the metric that matters.
Imagine your monthly client report saying:
"Your content generated 340 reactions this month.
41 of those people match your ideal customer profile.
12 engaged more than once.
Here are the top 10, with context, ready for outreach."
Now you are not the content person.
You are the pipeline person who happens to write content.
Different conversation. Different retainer. Different renewal rate.
Embers does this automatically: engagement tracked, every engager scored against the client's ICP, shareable client reports included on every plan.
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Hey 👋 I'm Parth, building Embers. Embers started from a frustration I kept hearing, and feeling myself: you post consistently on LinkedIn, you get likes and comments, and then nothing happens with any of it. Meanwhile you're paying for cold email lists that barely convert. The people raising their hand are right there, but there's no system to turn them into a pipeline. The idea is simple. The people engaging with you, and with your competitors, are already warm. You just can't see them. Embers surfaces them. What it does: 🔥 Tracks who reacts to and comments on your posts, who engages with competitors, and who posts about your keywords 🎯 Scores every person against your ICP so you focus on real fits ✍️ Drafts outreach for each lead: a comment, a connection note, or a DM (the warm-up ladder) 📊 Shareable reports so you can see what content actually drives leads Who it's for: founders, SDRs, and marketers running LinkedIn as a real channel. We'd genuinely love your feedback, especially on the lead scoring and the outreach drafts. What would make this a daily-use tool for you? 🙏
1 Comment
The shift from reporting engagement to reporting pipeline is a meaningful one.
I'm curious whether you think that changes who your real customer is—the person creating the content, or the person ultimately accountable for revenue.