What LinkedIn personal branding services actually cover
Most personal branding support on LinkedIn gets reduced to one thing – ghostwriting. This is simply someone else typing your posts for you. If you’re after a straightforward LinkedIn ghostwriter, that’s part of what I do – but, as an experienced social media manager, it’s just a small part of the wider strategy.
In 2026, LinkedIn requires a lot more than a steady posting schedule, so this is the fuller picture.
Strategy
Before anything gets written, we uncover what you want to achieve, work out who you’re actually trying to reach, and what you want them to think, feel or do once they find you. That means real positioning: what makes you worth following, which topics are yours to own, and what a consistent voice looks like for you specifically, not a template.
Profile
Your LinkedIn profile is a personal landing page, but most people set it up once and forget about it. I’ll rework your headline, banner, ‘about’ section and featured content so anyone who lands there, whether from a post, a search or a mutual connection, understands what you do and why it matters within seconds. And we review and update it regularly.
Content
Once the strategy is set, someone has to actually make the content, week after week. We agree on your content pillars, then work out which formats genuinely suit you: written posts, carousels, even the occasional video if you’re comfortable on camera. Quality over quantity is the rule, because two posts a week that say something worth reading will always beat five that just fill a slot.
Outreach
Posting is only half the job. The other half is proactive: connecting with the right people, sending messages that start meaningful conversations rather than a generic pitch, and turning a growing audience into actual opportunities. This is where most personal branding work stops short, and it’s usually where the real progress shows up.
If that sounds like what you need, let’s chat about how we can make it happen.
Choosing a LinkedIn personal branding consultant
When you hire a consultant, you want the consultant. The strategy and the content is led by me, rather than being handed to a junior account manager.
It’s worth asking anyone you’re considering whether they’ve built anything themselves on the platform they’re consulting on. My own page is the proof of the method, and you can read it before you ever speak to me.
Some clients prefer to write their own posts and just need someone checking strategy and profile once a month. Others want someone to write the content for them. I’ll work however suits you, and the standard stays the same throughout: everything is written for you specifically, and nothing goes out sounding like it came from a template or AI chatbot.
If you’re weighing up 1:1 personal branding against a fuller, company-wide approach, this guide to LinkedIn management is a useful next read.
What it costs
Social with Ryan’s dedicated personal branding support starts from £599 + VAT per month.
A package can cover the strategy, monthly strategy update sessions, your profile, the content itself and the outreach that sits alongside it, with the balance shaped around what you need most.
Scope varies from client to client, so rather than listing fixed packages here, we’ll agree the right level on the discovery call.








