Write content that sounds like you.
LinkedIn posts first, then Medium articles, Instagram carousels, X threads and newsletters from them. Counterdraft helps you find your angle, organize your ideas, and publish without sounding generic.
Morning, Alex.
Your LinkedIn post is ready for one last read.
Why consistency beats virality for building an audience.
Most creators chase viral moments. But the real growth comes from showing up consistently with ideas that resonate with your specific reader...
"Your intro hook is strong. Consider adding a specific example in paragraph 2 to make it more relatable."
Start with clarity, not a blank page.
Before you write a word, we help you define your reader, lock your perspective, and cut the clichés. So every post sounds like you, not like everyone else.
Know Your Reader
Who exactly are you writing for?
Lock Your Angle
What makes your take different?
Cut the Clichés
We catch generic phrases before you publish.
All your ideas. Finally in one place.
From first spark to posted: capture ideas, develop drafts, and keep track of what you've posted, without scattered docs and lost notes.
Ideas
Why your LinkedIn posts aren't getting traction
5 lessons from my first year of freelancing
In Development
How I plan a week of posts in 30 minutes
Drafts
Client case study: B2B content that converts
Posted
Finding your writing voice
One post. More places. Your voice.
Write your LinkedIn post, then turn it into a Medium article, an Instagram carousel, an X thread or a newsletter issue, without sounding like a robot.
Not another generic hot take. Connect LinkedIn to post from the app, or copy it.
A longer article from your post, with a cover image.
Slide-by-slide scripts, hashtags and a matching image.
A thread with a strong first post, or an issue with subject line and preview text. Ready to copy: you post and send them yourself.
Instagram Strategy
Ready to write something you're proud of?
Find your angle, draft in your voice, and post to LinkedIn. Then turn it into an article, a carousel, an X thread or a newsletter.