I ghostwrite content for founders. They get visible, they get trusted, so what they build can grow.
Introduce us. If it turns into a collaboration, you earn 15% of everything they invest in their first six months.
Introductions between people who know each other don't need software, so there's no tracking link to paste and no dashboard to log into: you introduce us by name, and I know who sent them.
Gets a writer who understands their business and their voice, so their expertise finally shows up on LinkedIn in their own words, plus an email list they can reach directly. That's theirs to keep.
Earn a serious partner fee for one introduction, or direct it to a charity of your choice. You connected two right people. That gets remembered.
I work with founders who arrive through trust. Better clients, better work, and more time spent writing instead of pitching.
The further this conversation travels, the more people prepare for death: practically, emotionally, spiritually.
Part of mdwords' profit goes to charity, in social and nature regeneration.
You don't need to know marketing to spot them. And often, one founder is two or three of these at once.
People want to hear from people, not logos. Trust, talent, press and sales all follow the person.
On LinkedIn, the algorithm decides who sees you. Email lands with everyone who asked for it, and it sells better: an inbox is personal.
The biggest wasted opportunity in most industries. Someone can meet you years before they buy from you. A good newsletter keeps that relationship warm the entire way.
Anyone can generate a post now. Your feed is filling up with content you could swap between any two companies. Generic in, generic out.
I use AI every day: a tool in trained hands, inside a system built on real human input. It carries the routine so the human part of the work gets full attention.
Ghostwriting is a skill: listening long enough to hear what a founder means, knowing which sentence a stranger will trust. A model can transcribe the call. It can't tell which one mattered.
Nearly a decade of professional writing, the last six years ghostwriting for C-level leaders in tech, finance, legal and health through an executive-branding agency. Their names stay under NDA; my clients get the same discretion. Since January: 1,800+ hours of premium ghostwriting study on top.
Deathtech is my home niche — 300+ companies mapped into thanatech.io and Thanapedia, and I bring the same depth to other fields: health & wellness, regeneration, tech, consulting, marketing, events & culture. I do the homework first, so you skip the explaining and start at the interesting part.
I also build AI systems and run my own business. When a founder talks about the reality of being an owner, I understand.
You earn 15% of all revenue from the client you introduce during their first six months. Whatever they buy. Paid monthly, or directed to a charity of your choice.
Two introductions at this level: €1,200 landing every month, for half a year.
A short message that opens the door. Build one that sounds like you. Unsure about the fit? Run the 30-second check above, or send me the name below — I'll tell you within a day.
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Or write your own — you know them better than any template does. Either way: replace the [brackets] before sending. A pasted bracket is worse than no message.
They're in? Connect us in one email. That email is the referral — no forms, no links.
SubjectIntro: [name] × Malou (mdwords)
I reply within one working day. You get two updates from me: after our first call, and when they sign. Then your payouts begin. You never chase me for either.
Not sure about the fit, or short on time? Send me the name. I'll tell you within a day, and we take it from there together.
Rather talk it through first? Book 15 minutes.