An AI LinkedIn post writer for posts in your voice, every week.

Yes, if it works from your own ideas and facts. Mati’s writer starts from a task in your plan, draws on your knowledge base, and shows the post as it will appear so you can edit any word.

Have each employee post from their own LinkedIn profile, carrying the same campaign story, so it reaches their networks as well as your company page’s followers. In Mati, each teammate connects their own LinkedIn, every post starts from a task in your campaign plan, and each person approves what goes out under their name. It is employee advocacy built on people’s own posts, not reshares.

They give each person a reason to post, a draft to start from and the final say, then measure who engaged rather than counting impressions. Mati supports this on LinkedIn: posts are drafted from the campaign plan and your knowledge base, each person publishes from their own connected profile, and the analytics show engagers who fit your ICP and warm regulars. It does not post to other networks.

Only when you tell it to. You approve each post, then publish it now or pick an exact time. Nothing goes out on its own.

Yes. Company page posts are scheduled from Mati, and personal posts publish from each person’s own connected profile.

Mati shows reactions, comments and reshares per post, with 1-day and 7-day growth. It also shows which patterns win, the top companies engaging, engagers who fit your ICP, and warm regulars who engaged more than once.

Post what your buyers want to learn: lessons from your work, a view on a problem in your market, and proof you can stand behind. Mati takes each idea from your campaign plan, so your posts carry the same story as your articles and AI answers.

Thought leadership is sharing a clear, earned point of view on your market’s problems, so buyers trust your judgement before they need you. Mati drafts it from your knowledge base and the facts you approved, so the view is yours, and you approve every post.

Consistency beats volume, and two to three good posts a week is plenty for most B2B founders. Mati plans the posts around your campaign so each one has a reason to exist.

An impression is one time a post was shown in someone’s feed. It says nothing about who saw it or whether they cared. Mati measures reactions, comments and reshares on every post, and the people behind them, because an engaged reader at a company that fits is worth more than a thousand impressions.

Social selling is building relationships with buyers on social networks by sharing useful ideas and joining their conversations, instead of cold pitching. On LinkedIn, Mati does the groundwork: posts that carry your campaign, then the companies and people who engaged, sorted by fit to your ICP.

A social selling index (SSI) is LinkedIn’s 0 to 100 score for how well you build your professional brand, find the right people, engage with insights and build relationships. Mati does not show your SSI. It works on what moves it: a post in your voice every week, and who engaged with each one.

Sign in to LinkedIn and open linkedin.com/sales/ssi: it shows your score out of 100, its four parts, and how you rank in your industry and your network. Mati does not read the score; it shows the engagement behind it, post by post.

Post useful ideas regularly, engage with people in your market and build relationships with the right buyers, since each feeds one part of the score. Mati handles the posting: a post in your voice from the plan every week, and the engagers who fit your ICP, ready for you to talk to.

LinkedIn shows a post to part of your network first and widens its reach when relevant people engage, with thoughtful comments counting for more than reactions. That is why Mati measures comments, reactions and reshares per post, and who left them, rather than impressions.

On LinkedIn, open For Business, choose Create a Company Page, pick the page type, then add your company name, page URL, logo and tagline. Once it exists, you schedule approved posts to it from Mati, from the same plan as your personal posts.

A LinkedIn carousel is a PDF uploaded as a document post, and 1080 by 1350 pixels (portrait) or 1080 by 1080 (square) are the usual slide sizes. Mati’s plan gives each post a format, with a document or carousel post most weeks alongside text and image posts.

Short lines, the point in the first sentence, one idea per post, and a question or a view at the end. For images, LinkedIn shows 1200 by 627 pixels for a link post and 1080 by 1080 for a square image. Mati drafts in that shape, and you approve each post before it is scheduled.