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The LinkedIn
Voice Engine
Audit.

Most founder-led agencies have a founder who posts sometimes, no system behind it, and a pipeline that depends on luck. There are seven parts to a LinkedIn engine that actually produces leads. Most agencies have two or three. Answer honestly, find out which ones you're missing, and grab the Claude Skill built to install the rest.

7 questions, 1 weak link A real, installable Claude Skill Built for founder-led agencies
01 / People
Who's actually posting?
A LinkedIn engine runs on people, not a brand page. One founder posting alone is a hobby. A few execs posting consistently is a channel.
02 / Voice
Does it sound like them, or like AI?
The thing that kills a LinkedIn engine fastest is posts that read like ChatGPT wrote them. A real voice database per person, their actual phrases, stories, and opinions, is what makes AI-assisted writing sound human.
03 / ICP
Who is every post actually for?
"Thought leadership" with no buyer in mind gets likes from other agency owners, not from the people who sign checks. A clear ICP means you can point at any post and name who it was written to move.
04 / Profile
When someone checks your profile, what happens?
Views are free. A profile that doesn't turn a view into a DM or a booked call is leaving the easiest conversion on the table, somebody already interested enough to click through.
05 / Outbound
Are you starting conversations, or waiting for them?
Posting is the ad. Outbound is the sales call. A daily system connecting with your ICP and opening real conversations is what turns an audience into a pipeline.
06 / Comments
Do you show up where your buyers already are?
Your buyers aren't all reading your posts. Some of them are reading someone else's. A real comment strategy puts you in front of them there, on the posts they're already engaging with.
07 / Review
Do you know what's actually working?
Without a weekly look at what drove replies, DMs, and booked calls, you're guessing which posts to write more of. The agencies who compound on LinkedIn review their numbers every week and double down on what's proven.
Here's your engine.

Seven parts, one score each. The one you scored lowest is costing you more than the other six combined. A chain only moves as fast as its weakest link.

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    What is the LinkedIn Voice Engine Audit?
    A free seven-question audit that scores a founder-led agency's LinkedIn growth engine across the seven parts that actually drive pipeline, then names the weakest link and hands you a Claude Skill to fix it.
    What are the seven parts it scores?
    Posting consistency, a per-person voice database, ICP targeting, profile conversion, daily outbound, comment strategy, and a weekly review.
    What do I get for my email?
    A free, installable Claude Skill (a SKILL.md and README) that walks you and an AI assistant through building whichever of the seven parts you're missing.
    Do I need Claude to use the Skill?
    It installs directly into Claude Code or claude.ai, but the SKILL.md file is plain markdown, readable by any AI assistant or by a person directly.
    Who built this?
    Agency Focus, built from running this exact system with real founder-led agency clients.