Talk for 20 minutes.
Show up everywhere.

How a little bit of talking becomes two weeks on LinkedIn, in Google and in AI answers.

  1. 01 · Book

    We book a 20-minute call. You just join.

  2. 02 · Talk

    AI asks the questions. You just talk.

  3. 03 · Write
    YouFounder · now

    Handovers aren't paperwork. They're the thing that keeps the lights on.

    Last spring a client lost two days of service. The code was fine…

    From your call, 7:30

    We write your posts. In your own words.

  4. 04 · Post 2

    weeks of posts from one call.

    You say yes. We post them.
  5. 05 · Sell
    • Claire DonnellyHead of Ops, Aurora CloudGood fit
    • Stefan BrandtCFO, Kestrel ConsultingGood fit
    • Josh WhitakerSales rep, Polar OpsNot a fit

    See who likes your posts. And who can buy.

In less than an hour, you'll have two weeks' worth of content. And you'll see who engages with it.

1 · Join the call

We ask, we chase, we schedule. You just show up.

A friendly message in Slack or Discord (Microsoft Teams is coming soon), or a standing slot in the calendar. It picks the topic and keeps the rhythm going.

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Morning Mikko. Next topic: what clients ask for first. 20 minutes, by voice or text.

Start nowTue 14:00Another time
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Booked. I'll send the link five minutes before.

Interview with Outerview Tue 3 Nov · 14:00–14:20 Every other Tuesday · added to your calendar
2 · Talk for 20 minutes

Feels like a good podcast.
Works like your own content team.

Outerview asks the questions and the follow-ups. You just tell what you think.

Voice11:52 / 20:00

OuterviewWho pays for that later?

MikkoThey do. We had one last year, the client paid for two years after.

Text

What do clients ask for first?

Speed. Everyone wants it in three weeks.

And nobody asks what it costs to keep running?

Type your answer…
3 · Get drafts

Content for Linkedin & your company blog.

Your best ideas come out when you talk.

Stop writing posts. Start having conversations.

It finally sounded like me.

Julius HaukkasaloFounder, Outerview

I stopped writing my posts. My best one came from a seven-minute conversation.

I built Outerview because I couldn't make myself write.

Multiple LinkedIn postsin your own voice, where buyers and AI both look

yourfirm.com/blog
Article

Why speaking beats writing for LinkedIn content

Julius Haukkasalo · 6 min read

It finally sounded like me

1 blog articlefor your company's site, written to be found in Google and AI answers

And if you want.. you can record the call to get clips too.

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It finally sounded like me.
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I stopped writing.
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I was just talking.

Automated short videos: cut & captioned

4 · Edit & approve

It learns from your every edit.

Every edit teaches it how you write. Take a suggestion in one click or change it your way, and the next draft sounds even more like you.

Outerview · Drafts
LinkedIn postFrom Tuesday's interview · Draft 1 of 5
Laura BennettPartner

I want to talk about handovers today.

We had a client last spring who lost two days of service. The code was fine. The person who knew how the system restarted had moved to another project, and nobody had written it down.

Since then we write the handover before anyone needs it. One page, in plain words, kept next to the code. It's the same idea we built Outer ViewOuterview on.

LinkedIn Website Wed 8:10best time
5 · Publish & measure

Published. Then measured.

Posts go straight to LinkedIn. Then you see who engaged, which of them fit your ideal customer, and what to say to them.

Posted · Wed 8:10
Laura BennettPartner

The outages I've worked on aren't technical. They start with a handover nobody wrote down.

47 reactions · 3 fit your ICP
LinkedIn impressions · last 12 months 484,268 +534% year on year
Our founder's own LinkedIn.

Who it reached

Outerview Social selling/Warm leads
Fits your ICP3 Example
Person Why now ICP fit
Claire DonnellyHead of Operations, Aurora Cloud Commented on your post 94
Stefan BrandtCFO, Kestrel Consulting 3rd reaction this month 91
Nadia RahimiVP Customer Success, Fjordline Health Reposted to 4,200 followers 88
Megan HoltIT Manager, Vantage Partners Reacted to your team's post 71
Josh WhitakerAccount Executive, Polar Ops Sells, doesn't buy 22

Coming soon Posting times picked for each person, from our study of 10,000+ LinkedIn posts.

Every feature, as a list →

What people ask first

Is this AI content?

It's your expert's content. Outerview asks the questions and writes from the answers. Anything the transcript doesn't back up is flagged before they see the draft, and nothing is published without their approval.

What if a team member ignores the request?

Outerview asks again, politely, in Slack or Discord. Microsoft Teams is coming soon. Twenty minutes of talking is easier than writing an email to say no.

Is it confidential?

Yes. Your account and content are stored in the EU. To write drafts we use OpenAI and Anthropic, under terms that never let them train ChatGPT or Claude on what your people say. Outerview only learns how your own team writes, and nothing is published without their approval.

Does this help us show up in Google and AI answers?

Yes, and it's one of the reasons to do it. Every interview gives you LinkedIn posts under your team's own names and an article on your own site, written to be found. LinkedIn is the second most-cited site in AI answers, and most of those citations are people's own posts.

We already have an employee advocacy tool.

Advocacy tools help people share the company's posts. Outerview helps each person say something of their own, so there's always something worth sharing.

Do we need to write anything?

No. Marketing picks the topic or approves a suggestion. The expert talks. Outerview does the rest.

What does it cost?

One interview a month is free, no card. Freelance is €99 a month for one person, Team €399 a month for five. Monthly, with no notice period.

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