What If the Free Offer Isn’t BS? Learning to Trust Someone Else with Your Words

Letting someone else write for you feels weird. Especially your posts, the ones that are supposed to sound like you. You’ve built your business, your brand, and your voice over years of late-night writing, half-edited drafts, and maybe even a few viral hits. Handing that over to a stranger? Terrifying.

And then there’s the free offer. You’ve seen them all over LinkedIn, “I’ll write your first post for free!” or “Let me show you what I can do at no cost.” Sounds too good to be true, right?

So, you roll your eyes, assume it’s a gimmick, and scroll on by. You’ve been burned before, or you’ve seen enough hollow pitches to know better. So you stay safe. You do nothing. You tell yourself that no one could possibly capture your voice anyway.

But what if it isn’t BS?

What if the person making the offer actually has a long, successful track record of helping professionals sound exactly like themselves, just clearer, bolder, and more engaging? What if they’ve been doing this for decades, writing sales and marketing content before social media was even a thing? What if the offer isn’t bait, but simply an invitation to test the chemistry?

Because writing for someone else isn’t about typing words, it’s about wearing their clothes, walking in their shoes, and understanding the rhythm of how they speak and think. When I write for a client, I listen. I absorb. I ask questions that might make you squirm a little, because I need to know how you see yourself and how you want the world to see you.

That’s not a formula. It’s a relationship.

I get it, skepticism keeps you safe. But it also keeps you stuck. It keeps you posting inconsistently (or not at all) because perfection paralysis whispers that “no one can say it like I can.” Maybe that’s true, but maybe I can say it with you.

A free sample isn’t a trick. It’s a low-risk way to find out if we vibe. You’ll know pretty quickly if I “get” you. You’ll see if your voice still sounds like yours only better.

So instead of overthinking, what if you acted on that small spark of curiosity? What if you took me up on that free post and saw what happened?

Because the only way to find out if something really works is to try.

And if you’ve been sitting on content ideas, frustrated drafts, or that gnawing feeling that your words don’t reflect who you really are, I can fix that.

No pressure. No gimmick. No BS.Just your voice, turned all the way up.