These are real, managed accounts, taken from live dashboards in June 2026. None were built to chase likes. A post engineered for likes pulls reactions from people who will never buy; a post engineered for authority pulls a smaller number of the right people, and one of them becomes a client, an investor, or a referral. Read the reach figures below as a byproduct. The goal was putting each client in front of the person who decides whether to call.
The 90-day numbers
What each account was built for
- Account 01: founder positioning for an investor audience, built from a near-dormant start. Over 150 investors came inbound, supporting a $3.5 million raise.
- Account 02: executive authority in a deliberately narrow niche, where 93,833 of the right members matter more than a million passersby.
- Account 03: steady expert presence, compounding week over week without a single viral spike.
The method, briefly
Every account ran the same sequence: profile rebuilt as a landing page for one specific buyer, three post types (proof, perspective, teaching) in a single topic lane, daily engagement in the comments where that buyer already reads, and everything written in the client's own voice with approval on every word. No ads, no pods, no viral formats. The mechanics behind why this works are in our 2026 algorithm breakdown.
Proof of speed: the dead account
The fair question about 90-day numbers is how fast traction starts. One account was completely dead: no posting, no reach, a flat line for months. In under 20 days from the method going live it reached 38,283 impressions and 20,735 people. The shape matters more than the size: flat on the floor for the entire prior window, then a near-vertical climb once positioning and rhythm locked in. That is what the first two weeks of onboarding are built to trigger.
On references
Numbers on a page only go so far. A direct introduction to someone we have worked with carries more weight, and we arrange one on request, so the proof comes firsthand rather than from us.