Companies pay Loud Reps a monthly retainer to post about them every day, talk to the buyers who engage, and book meetings. You stay yourself, on your own account.
Spent Friday rebuilding a founder's pipeline report with Acme. It took 11 minutes. The old way was a whole afternoon in spreadsheets.
Here's the before and after 👇
Same loop every day, for each company you work with. Do it from your phone at lunch if you want.
A teardown, a lesson or a before-and-after about the problem your client solves. In your words, labeled as a partnership.
15 minReal comments on posts from the people your client sells to. Written by hand.
20 minBuyers who engage get a short note with something useful in it, not a request for a meeting.
20 minBook the interested ones on the client's calendar and log your numbers. Those numbers are your résumé.
15 minThese are starting rates for our first pilots, not a promise of income. What you earn depends on how many clients you take, how many meetings you book and the market. You'd work as an independent contractor, so check the tax rules where you live.
SDR, AE, recruiting, a founder, a side hustle. You know what a buyer sounds like when they're interested.
Short and specific, no buzzwords. If your posts sound like a press release, this isn't your job.
Being consistent is the whole product. Missing a week is what loses a client.
Fill out the form below. It takes about 3 minutes.
Three posts a week on your own topics. Send us the links.
A 20-minute role-play with someone on our team.
We introduce you to a client that fits what you know.
Joining is free and always will be. We never charge you to apply, to train or to get matched. If anyone asks you to pay to become a Loud Rep, it isn't us. You never earn anything for recruiting other people.
Most people do. Check your employment contract for anything about outside work or promoting other companies, and don't post for a company that competes with your employer.
Your name and photo, yes. Buyers need to know who they're talking to. Video is optional.
Yes, every time. You'll use LinkedIn's brand partnership label or a plain line like "I work with Acme." It's the law, and it's how you keep your audience's trust.
No pods, auto-commenters, auto-DMs or scrapers. They get accounts restricted, and that ends the job for you and the client.
Start with one. Once you're hitting the daily loop consistently, two or three that don't compete.
Monthly, for the month before. Meeting fees are paid once the meeting has happened and is confirmed.
We read every application and reply within a week. If it's a fit, your next step is two weeks of posting.