Generate · For the founder and the first marketing hire

A LinkedIn program
that survives week three.

Most B2B niches on LinkedIn are still empty; the expert who posts twice a week wins them. The hard part is not the writing, it is the Tuesday when nobody has time. Marqeable drafts the 90-day plan from your real positioning, keeps it on the calendar next to everything else, and publishes when you approve.

What it looks like

Month one of the 90-day plan

Founder voice and company page on one calendar, drafted from the positioning, offers, and customer language Marqeable already knows.

Week 1 · TueLinkedInFounder: the belief that made us build this · opinion, no product
Week 1 · ThuLinkedInCompany: one customer problem, one screenshot
Week 2 · TueLinkedInFounder: what we got wrong in the first version
Week 2 · ThuLinkedInCompany: the webinar, one line on why
Week 3 · TueLinkedInFounder: a number from a customer call, anonymized
Week 3 · ThuBlogThe long version of week one, published and linked from the page
Week 4 · TueLinkedInFounder: the question every prospect asks on the demo
Week 4 · ThuLinkedInCompany: month recap, what is next

Every post is a draft. Founder posts are written to be edited in the founder's own words, not pasted; the cadence is the point.

How Marqeable runs it

Three steps. You approve every one.

01

Brief the program, not the post

Who you are talking to, what you believe, what you sell. The content agent proposes 90 days of hooks, then drafts each week in the founder's voice and the company's.

02

Edit and approve on the calendar

Open a week, edit, approve. The calendar shows posts alongside emails and texts, so launch weeks are not silent and quiet weeks are not empty.

03

Publish to LinkedIn

Approved posts publish to LinkedIn at the scheduled time, with an image from your library or none at all. Comments and replies that turn into leads land in your inbox like any other conversation.

Or do it from your AI app

Draft in Claude or ChatGPT. Approve in Marqeable.

Connect Marqeable to the assistant you already use. It reads your real brand, offer, calendar, and live automations, then writes the draft into Marqeable. Nothing sends until you say so.

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How to connect
Read our positioning and what is on the calendar. Draft next week's two LinkedIn posts: one founder opinion piece on why demo-led companies skip lifecycle marketing, one company-page post about the feature we shipped. No images.
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In Marqeable: two LinkedIn drafts, dated next Tuesday and Thursday, waiting for approval.

Every write is a draft. No send, launch, or delete tools.

What is live today
Live
  • 90-day content planning from one brief
  • Post drafts in founder voice and company voice
  • Scheduled publishing to LinkedIn
  • Image library, generation, and brand logo overlay
Not yet
  • Posts for X are drafted and sized for the platform; you publish those yourself for now

Nothing on this page sends without your approval. Email replies are always drafted, never sent for you. See every use case

Two posts a week, ninety days, no Tuesday scramble.

Marqeable drafts the program from your positioning, keeps it on the calendar, and publishes when you approve. Private beta, small early cohort, hands-on onboarding.