LinkedIn, worked properly.

Most of your market is not buying this quarter. Yuzu keeps you in front of them until they are.

LinkedIn, this quarter

attributed in your CRM

31

Leads from LinkedIn

+12 vs last quarter

$840K

Pipeline generated

+$310K

12

Meetings booked

7 from comments

6 min

A day, on average

across 63 approvals

You run out of angles

By week six you are staring at a blank box wondering what is even worth saying.

Nobody sees it

The reach comes from commenting, and commenting takes an hour a day you do not have.

The good ones vanish

A director at a target account comments. You heart it. Two weeks later nobody remembers.

Content

Angles pulled from your sales calls. Written, scheduled, sharper every month.

Engagement

Who to like and comment on, comment already drafted. One click, or edit first.

The warm list

Everyone who liked, commented, or viewed you, each with a note already written. You approve, it sends.

Your calls

Plus decks, pricing, docs. Nothing to go collect.

Nothing private leaves

Names, deal sizes, anything said in confidence.

What made them buy

The objection that repeats. The line that landed.

An angle worth posting

So the next buyer clears that objection before your call.

A month in one sitting

Yuzu drafts the month from your calls. You work through them in an hour and the calendar is full.

No AI slop

Everyone can spot a generic AI post now, and it costs you more credibility than posting nothing. You write these in Claude over MCP, with the brain feeding the context.

The edits get smaller

It learns from every change you make. Month one you rewrite them. Month three you skim and hit approve.

Today's like & comment list

3 of 7 · 6 min

RK

Rachel Kim VP Fleet Ops · Meridian Utilities · replied to your DM last week
The maintenance-window math is the part people miss. We saw a 1,400-asset fleet cut theirs by a third just by changing who gets paged first.

DM

Diego Marsh COO · Cardinal Pest Co. · PE rollup, matches your ICP
Rollups always underestimate this. Every acquired branch brings its own system, and year two is spent reconciling instead of growing.

SB

Sara Bello Dir. Ops · Talon Logistics · commented on your post Tuesday
Agreed on the in-house question. The break-even is usually further out than people assume once you count the on-call rotation.

You stay human here.

Paying attention this week

14 people · 4 notes written and waiting

RK

Rachel Kim VP Fleet Ops · Meridian Utilities
Commented on 2 posts, viewed your profile twice
Note written, off the pillar she engaged with.

DM

Diego Marsh COO · Cardinal Pest Co.
Liked the rollup post, follows you since June
Intro written. PE rollup, matches your ICP, no deal open yet.

SB

Sara Bello Dir. Ops · Talon Logistics
Reacted to a post. Her company is a deal you already have open.
Champion deck attached, from the deal room already open.

JT

James Tran Ops Lead · Grove Municipal
Read three posts. Ghosted your DM in March.
Reopen note written, with a reason he will recognise.

It follows the pipeline

Time-to-value is pulling three times the pipeline of anything else, so next month you get more of it.

It learns your voice

Every edit you make teaches it. The drafts stop needing rewrites.

It learns your buyers

Every call gives it something new to say, from the people you are actually trying to reach.

See your pillars and your first week of posts.

We read your last ten calls and come back with your pillars, a week of angles, and the accounts worth engaging. Ghostwriters charge $2,000 a month for the first part and none of the rest.