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You post most days. The feed can't tell you apart.

Your voice. A ghostwriter's craft.

You show up. You have real stories. People still scroll past. It was never your ideas or your voice. It's how the post is built. This keeps the first two and fixes the third.

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A Claude Code & Codex plugin Nothing leaves your machine

Your posts

illustrative

22posts published

4.1avg. reactions

0.3avg. comments

160avg. impressions ▼ 2%

Days you posted 22 of 30

Impressions per post no post above 300

MonExcited to share that…3 reactions
WedIn today's fast-paced world…5 reactions
Thu5 lessons I learned from… 🚀4 reactions
SatThrilled to announce…2 reactions

Same three people reacting. Every time.

sound familiar?

We've seen this before

Your ideas matter. So does how they land.

Good ideas, built badly, get skipped. Five tells we keep seeing.

01

“The first line stops nobody.”

“Excited to share…” is a warm-up.

What changes Opens on a hook that earns the click.

02

“It reads like a wall.”

No air. People bounce.

What changes Formatted for the phone. Every post.

03

“There's no takeaway.”

Five bullets. Nothing to respond to.

What changes Built on a structure with a job.

04

“It sounds like everyone else.”

Same prompt, same post, different name.

What changes Reads your old posts. Writes like you.

05

“My friends like it. Nobody else does.”

Same three reactions. Every time.

What changes Built like the 10,000 posts the feed rewards.

We know this problem.

Three rough drafts, rebuilt below. Same facts, same voice, built to land.

Get the plugin, $49

Still you. Just built to land.

Paste a rough draft. Get the post.

Three rough drafts, one command each. Your facts and your voice stay. The build changes.

Talk through a rough idea, run /write and pick nothing. This is what comes back.

Your name· rough draft

Online coach · with the plugin

Now ·

0:34

just talk, don't type

/write post about my online coaching business. started in 2023 at $49 a month, had 40 clients but was replying to dms till midnight and half quit within 3 months. last year cut it to 15 clients at $250 with weekly calls. revenue is higher than with 40 and most of the 15 have been with me over a year. more clients was actually hurting results. ask people what their sweet spot is

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Your name· 1st

Online coach

Now ·

At 40 clients my coaching business made less money than it does at 15.

In 2023 I charged $49 a month. Forty people signed up. I was answering DMs until midnight, and half of them quit inside three months.

Last year I cut it to 15 clients at $250 a month, each with a weekly call.

Revenue is higher than it was with 40. Most of those 15 have been with me over a year.

Every client past a certain number wasn't adding income. They were taking attention from the people already paying for it.

Coaches, where's your sweet spot? How many clients before results start slipping?

Template: The Before-and-After Snapshot | Hook: Contrast

The material is two states of the same business with numbers on both sides, so the before and after mirror each other line for line. The contrast opener puts 40 against 15 in the first sentence, which is the whole surprise of the post.

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You already have a post and only the opening is weak. One command swaps the hook and leaves the rest alone.

Your name· draft

Brand designer · with the plugin

Now ·

/swap-hook change the opening

I want to share a lesson I learned the hard way this month.

A client hired me for a full brand identity. Three rounds of revisions over five weeks, happy with every one.

I sent the final files and the invoice for the remaining 60%.

Silence. No reply, no follow up. Their Instagram is still active and the new logo is already in their bio.

No contract. Finals sent before final payment. About $1,800 I'll probably never see.

New rule: watermarked previews until the invoice clears.

Has this happened to you? How did you handle it?

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Your name· 1st

Brand designer

Now ·

Five weeks of work, a client who loved every round, and then I sent the invoice.

A client hired me for a full brand identity. Three rounds of revisions over five weeks, happy with every one.

I sent the final files and the invoice for the remaining 60%.

Silence. No reply, no follow up. Their Instagram is still active and the new logo is already in their bio.

No contract. Finals sent before final payment. About $1,800 I'll probably never see.

New rule: watermarked previews until the invoice clears.

Has this happened to you? How did you handle it?

Template: The Small Scene | Hook: Open loop (was Confession)

The old opener told the reader a lesson was coming without saying anything about it. The new one puts the happy client and the invoice in the same breath and withholds what happened next, so the silence in the body is the payoff instead of a surprise.

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Same material, different structure. You ask for a story and it tells you why it built something else.

Your name· draft

Engineering manager · with the plugin

Now ·

/swap-template restructure this, maybe as a story

We moved our team to async standups in March. Three months in, here's what we learned.

1. The daily call was costing more than it gave.
8 people, 20 minutes a day, and most of it was people waiting for their turn.

2. Written updates get read. Spoken ones get forgotten.
Now everyone posts three lines in Slack by 10am. Blockers get picked up within the hour instead of the next day.

3. Meetings dropped, shipping didn't.
We went from 5 sync meetings a week to 1. Our release cadence stayed at two a week.

If your standup has become a status ritual, try a week without it. Curious what other teams have replaced it with.

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Your name· 1st

Engineering manager

Now ·

We cut our sync meetings from 5 a week to 1. We still ship twice a week.

Until March, 8 of us got on a call every day for 20 minutes. Most of that was people waiting for their turn to talk, and a blocker raised on the call got picked up the next day.

Then we moved standup to Slack. Three lines each, posted by 10am.

Now the update gets read instead of forgotten. A blocker posted in the morning gets picked up within the hour. Release cadence hasn't moved.

The standup was never the work. It was 8 people watching each other wait.

If your standup has become a status ritual, try a week without it. Curious what other teams have replaced it with.

Template: The Before-and-After Snapshot (was The Field Notes) | Hook: Contrast

Your three lessons were one change and its result, so it now runs as a sequence. Not a story: that needs a moment you were in, and this is a team result.

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One command/write

{ template + hook + voice + formatting } all in one pass

Why it works

Claude knows how to write. It doesn't know LinkedIn.

We studied 10,000 posts the feed rewards and made that the first thing Claude reads. Then it reads yours, so the post still sounds like you.

Hooks that stop the scroll

Every opener that keeps working, picked for your point.

Structures with a job

Templates matched to the story you actually have.

Your voice, not the default

Paste a few old posts. It writes like you. Never invents a fact.

Formatting for the phone

Plain text, mobile spacing, hook above the fold. Paste and publish.

new hooks and templates ship to every buyer. free.

Nobody's stopping you

You could build this yourself. Here's the receipt.

Everything in the plugin, priced in the hours it took us. Yours would take about the same.

Creator DNA Build it yourself estimateillustrative

Read 10,000 LinkedIn posts. Sort what worked from what didn't.80 hrs
Turn the patterns into templates, one worked example each.30 hrs
Name the openers that stop the scroll, and when each fits.8 hrs
Write the rules that stop Claude sounding like Claude.10 hrs
Build a formatting check for the phone feed.6 hrs
Test on real drafts until it stops inventing facts.20 hrs
Keep it current every time the feed changes.ongoing

Total before your first post 154 hrs

Or $49. We did the hours. You type /write Get the plugin for $49

we already did
this part

One price

One payment. Yours to keep.

No subscription. A folder on your machine that gets better for free.

early bird

$49USD, once

A ghostwriter costs more than this every week. Early bird price until the next template set ships.

Get the plugin for $49

The full template library. With a worked example for each.
Every hook pattern. And why it lands.
The writing rules. No hedging, no filler, your voice.
The formatting pass. Built for the phone screen.
One command to write. Others to swap the hook, the structure, or fix formatting.
Claude Code and Codex. One download, both tools.
Free updates. Forever.

Your drafts never reach us

No account, no server. Your drafts go to your own Claude and nowhere else.

Updates you pull, never pushed

New versions come from the link you bought with. We never touch your machine.

You'll need Claude Code or Codex

It runs inside a setup you already pay for. No writing app included.

Install

Three lines. Under a minute.

Download link on purchase. Paste these into Claude Code. Done.

Claude Code

> /plugin marketplace add ~/creatordna/claude
> /plugin install creatordna@creatordna
> /write the post about our hiring mistake

Then /write in any project. Codex is two lines, Claude Desktop is one zip.

Never used a terminal? The install guide has pictures.

Before you buy

The questions worth asking.

Can't I just prompt Claude to do this myself?

You can. The post you get now is the result. Claude can write; it doesn't know what LinkedIn rewards. That part took the longest to write down.

What exactly am I downloading?

Markdown files and one small script. Nothing hidden. Read every line before you install.

Does any of my data leave my machine?

No. No account, no telemetry, no server. Your draft goes to your own Claude, like any other prompt.

Is it really one payment?

Yes. $49 once, updates free. That is the early bird price. It goes up when the next template set ships, and you keep everything at no extra charge.

How do I install it?

Unzip, drag one folder into your terminal, paste two lines. Under a minute. The install guide shows every step.

Who should not buy this?

Anyone without Claude Code or Codex, or anyone who wants a scheduler or auto-posting. This writes one post and hands it to you.

Your next post is the one that gets noticed.

$49 once. No subscription. Updates included.

Get the plugin for $49