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1What you know
Your expertise is the starting point.
It’s in client conversations, notes from a talk, articles you’ve saved and posts that worked. Turning it into something worth posting, week after week, is the hard part.
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2One idea
Start from one idea.
Type or paste your idea as text. Notes, slides, articles and past posts can inform it; this is not a file-import flow. Choose one of three writing styles for how the argument should land.
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3Your voice
Get a draft in your voice.
Ghostwriter shapes the draft using examples of your writing, so it sounds like you rather than a template.
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4Guidance
See what works, and why.
Each draft is scored, with the reason behind every score and specific feedback on what to improve.
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5Review and plan
You decide, then plan it.
You change what you want and decide when it’s ready. Then plan when it goes out and export it. You publish it yourself.
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Write LinkedIn posts that actually sound like you.
You have ideas worth sharing, but not an hour to shape each one. LucentSignal helps you turn your expertise into LinkedIn drafts shaped by your voice, with editorial guidance on every draft. You review, plan and publish when you’re ready.
Start with 3 free posts. No card needed.
From what you know to a post you’d publish
What LucentSignal does, one step at a time, and where you stay in charge.
Who it helps
Built for professionals who are serious about LinkedIn but don’t want to spend their week on it.
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Individuals
You know what you think. You just don’t always know how to say it clearly. LucentSignal closes that gap without making you sound like a content machine.
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Founders and consultants
Your expertise is the brief. LucentSignal helps you turn what you know into content that builds authority, without spending your evenings writing and rewriting.
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Agencies
Start from the notes, articles and brand material a client supplies, and turn them into drafts your team can review and edit before anything goes out.
LucentSignal, or something built around your team?
LucentSignal does one job well. When the work is wider than LinkedIn posts, we build around your team instead.
LucentSignal
For LinkedIn posts from your own ideas and expertise: drafts shaped by your voice, editorial guidance on each one, then planning and export. You can start on your own today.
Try LucentSignalBespoke consulting
For wider marketing workflows, such as newsletters, case studies and reports, built around the tools and review steps your team already has, and scoped with you before anything is built.
Talk to us about a workflowLucentSignal doesn’t publish to LinkedIn, and it doesn’t connect to every tool. It exports files, as the plans below describe. Anything more specific is bespoke work.
A closer look
The detail behind each step, from your voice to the file you export.
01Starting material and voice
Start from your idea, in your own voice.
Start with a rough idea, or search trending topics in your industry to find an angle. Ghostwriter keeps the draft close to how you write, using examples of your writing and the voice rules you set.
- Add writing examples and voice rules from your first post
- Ghostwriter is included on every plan, including Free
02Drafting
Choose how the argument lands.
Thoughtful, Focused and Challenging don’t just change the tone. They change how the argument is built. Pick the one that fits, and LucentSignal writes the draft. Here is the same topic in all three.
TopicWhy AI strategies fail
Reflective. Considered. Explores the tension.
There’s a gap between how organisations talk about AI strategy and what the documents actually contain. The ambition tends to be genuine. What’s less clear is whether anyone answered the underlying question, what are we actually trying to change, with the same rigour they applied to the roadmap.
The plans are detailed. The problem statement, less so.
Clear. Confident. No hedging.
AI strategies fail at the point where ambition replaces specificity.
Organisations build roadmaps before agreeing what problem they’re solving. Getting alignment on the actual problem is slower and harder to present to a board, so teams skip it and hope the detail emerges later.
It doesn’t. The fix isn’t a better framework. It’s an earlier and more uncomfortable conversation.
Direct. Uncomfortable. Opinionated.
AI strategy documents describe the future an organisation wants without naming what it’s unwilling to give up.
That’s a political problem, not a planning one. Naming what stops means someone loses something, so the roadmap gets built around addition instead.
The slow processes survive. Now they’re running alongside AI, and they’re still slow.
03Reviewing feedback
You get the reason, not just the score.
Each score comes with the reason behind it and specific feedback on what to improve, so you can decide what to change before you save the post.
04Editorial feedback
Know whether it’s ready to publish.
Every post is scored out of 40 across hook, insight, clarity and closing, with specific feedback on what to improve. The rubric is intentionally strict, so a 7 means something.
Scores are AI-generated editorial guidance, not a prediction of reach or engagement.
05Planning and export
Plan the month, then export.
Schedule posts across the month in the content calendar, then export them as files, in the formats your plan includes.
Planning, not publishing. Scheduling in LucentSignal means planning a date in your calendar. LucentSignal doesn’t post to LinkedIn: you publish when you’re ready, or through the scheduling tool you already use.
Simple. No surprises.
Start free. Upgrade when your publishing rhythm needs it. Every plan includes Ghostwriter, quality scoring and all three writing styles.
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Free
£0forever
Try the full workflow. No card needed.
3 initial posts, no monthly reset
- Ghostwriter included
- Trending topic ideas
- Quality scoring
- Single post copy and export
Start free on the Free planNo card needed.
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Creator
Recommended£19per month
For professionals publishing consistently.
20 posts per month
- Everything in Free
- Content calendar
- Drag-and-drop scheduling
- Bulk CSV export
Start with Creator on the Creator planStart free. Upgrade when ready.
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Pro
£39per month
For higher-volume publishing workflows.
75 posts per month
- Everything in Creator
- Bulk calendar export
- Platform-ready exports for Hootsuite, Agorapulse, Airtable, Notion and Google Calendar
Start with Pro on the Pro planStart free. Upgrade when ready.
Questions worth asking
Yes. But LucentSignal gives you a workflow ChatGPT does not: Ghostwriter, writing styles, quality scoring, calendar scheduling and export-ready files. It’s built to help you go from rough idea to a post you’d publish, not just generate another draft. Comparing tools? Read our guide to the best Taplio alternatives.
Yes. Ghostwriter is available on all plans, including Free. You can upload writing examples and voice rules from your first post.
Your posts are saved and you keep access to them. When you’re ready to create more, you can upgrade to Creator or Pro at any time. Your three initial Free posts have no time limit and do not renew each month.
No. LucentSignal helps you plan, write, score and schedule posts, then export them as files. You publish when you’re ready.
Post volume and export formats. Creator gives you 20 posts per month plus bulk CSV export. Pro gives you 75 posts per month plus platform-ready exports for Hootsuite, Agorapulse, Airtable, Notion and Google Calendar. Both start with 3 free posts, no card required.
They’re writing styles that shape how the argument is built. Thoughtful holds nuance and invites reflection. Focused delivers a clear position without hedging. Challenging pushes harder and questions assumptions. Same topic, three different editorial treatments.
Every post is scored across four dimensions, hook, insight, clarity and closing, out of 40. Each score comes with specific feedback on what to improve. The rubric is intentionally strict. A 7 should mean something.
Yes. Free includes single post copy and export. Creator adds bulk CSV export. Pro adds platform-ready exports formatted for Hootsuite, Agorapulse, Airtable, Notion and Google Calendar.
Take an idea you’ve been sitting on and turn it into something you’d actually post.
Write and score your first posts free, then edit them in your own words. No card needed.