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PB-040

LinkedIn Authority Cadence

Drafts partner posts from what the firm actually did this week, in the partner's own voice.

Before you run this

Client confidentiality survives the matter. Anything drawn from a real case needs informed consent or enough alteration that it is no longer identifiable.

The spec — copy this

Set up a new bot for me that drafts on weekdays. Walk me through connecting LinkedIn and my calendar, let it learn my voice from twenty posts I am happy with, then configure it: pull from what actually happened this week — a filing, a CLE, a hearing, a question a client asked twice, something I read — and draft posts that make a specific point rather than restating that safety matters. Vary the format across short takes, longer explanations, and questions. It publishes nothing; I post everything myself. Never reference a client, a matter, or an identifiable fact pattern without my explicit approval. Ask me for my voice references, my topics, what is permanently off limits, and how often I want drafts, show me the first week's batch, then save it.
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Marketing & Content
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Jacob Malherbe @jacobmalherbeMass Tort Ad Agency
Approval gate
A named human approves before anything sends, files, or publishes.

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