Building founder-led brands that attract the right clients and inbound sales.

For brand partnerships / speaking:  hello@beatricevladut.com

Most founders have a great business
but a weak personal brand.

Their message is unclear.
Their audience doesn’t know what they stand for.

And when people don’t know you, they don’t trust you.
And when they don’t trust you, they don’t buy from you.

Today, visibility is a growth multiplier.
People follow founders, not logos.

A founder without a visible voice loses attention, trust, and deals to someone louder — not someone better.

Your story, your POV, your values, your process — these are your competitive advantages.
But if they’re not communicated clearly and consistently, your ideal clients never see them.

This leads to:

• Slower sales cycles
• Weak differentiation
• Unqualified inbound
• Missed opportunities you should be winning

You don’t need more content.
You need clarity, consistency, and a system that turns your expertise into trust — automatically.

I help founders build high-trust personal brands on LinkedIn using a done-for-you system that turns their voice, insights, and experience into weekly content that drives inbound business.

I did it myself from zero in 2 years:

• 0 → 60,000 followers
• 6-figure inbound revenue
• Speaking gigs, top podcasts, global brand partnerships

Hand helped 100+ people do the same.

With a system that compounds.

How working together looks like:

1) Clear, premium positioning

A simple niche, a sharp promise, and a founder POV that makes you the obvious choice.

2) A done-for-you content engine

You show up 45 minutes/week.
We turn your insights into strategic content that builds demand.

3) Authority that compounds weekly

Your insights, wins, and story → credibility, trust, and better clients.

You go from--

“A great business no one sees” → “A trusted founder whose content attracts the right buyers.”

If you want a founder-led brand that builds trust and drives consistent inbound

DM me “FOUNDER GROWTH”

Or apply to work together: https://www.foundergrowth.io/

Beatrice Vladut

Every time I share how to build a personal brand

People get disappointed...

Because there’s no overnight hack.

It takes 6–12 months of consistent effort to build:

→ trust
→ authority
→ the right audience

And AI won’t change that.

Here’s the thing most people don’t understand: leverage.

The people who do understand it usually have experience in business growth or investing in assets.

Because building a founder-led brand is exactly that:

An investment in digital assets = your content.

And if you're serious about building yours, you’ve got two routes:

(both take time, neither is a shortcut)

Route 1: Invest Time

A brand that attracts the right opportunities requires more than just “posting.”

You’ll need to learn:

→ social formatting
→ positioning & messaging
→ copywriting & storytelling
→ turning ideas into insights
→ interpreting data + feedback
→ persuasion & demand creation

Basically? 
A lot.

So if you're taking this route—brace yourself.
Be curious. Stay patient. Learn by doing.

Route 2: Invest Money

If you're a founder, you’re already wearing too many hats.
And your time is your most valuable asset.

So in this case: outsource the implementation and growth.

(Not your mind. Not your voice.)

You’re still the centre of your brand.

Whoever supports you should know how to amplify your voice, not replace it.

But here’s the harsh truth:

Most ghostwriters are pumping out copy-paste ChatGPT content.

It’s noise. 
Not insight.
And it doesn’t convert.

So who you work with matters a lot.

At Founder Growth, we build your brand around what makes you unique.

We don’t water you down.

We amplify what sets you apart and turn it into your unfair advantage.

We’re really good at it.
And it’s the one thing we never compromise on.

If you’re choosing Route 2, send me a DM with “BRAND” 

And let’s talk about what your founder brand can do for your business.

Beatrice  Vladut

Grow your founder brand and win clients. Done-for-you LinkedIn content that doesn’t sound like AI. | Entrepreneur | Creator | Speaker

I ghostwrite content for your brand while you can focus on your business | 900+ followers on 𝕏 (Aka Twitter)

You don't need a personal brand.

You need a freedom brand.

A brand that works for you while you enjoy vacation with your loved ones.

Sounds impossible, right?

It’s absolutely possible.

It comes down to these 3 things:

• Creating the right content.
• Attracting the right people who can buy.
• Positioning yourself as the expert in your industry.

In the past 330 days on LinkedIn, I’ve:

• Attracted over 20 leads.
• Grown to over 3546 followers.
• Generated over 382,265 impressions.

Here’s how I can help you:

Create content that brings the right people to your profile.
Revamp your profile's designs that make you look premium.
Design content visuals that make your brand unforgettable.

And with that, you get freedom.

Freedom to work with anyone.
Freedom to see your parents often.
Freedom to wake up when you want.
Freedom to go on a vacation on Monday.
Freedom to spend most time with your kids.
Freedom to spend more time with your partner.
Freedom to go to the gym on Tuesday noon.
Freedom to decide when you want to work.
Freedom to take a walk at 3 pm in nature.
Freedom to play golf on Wednesday.
Freedom to work from anywhere.

What’s next?

Just drop me a message with the word “CD” and let’s get to work.

Zayden N

“LinkedIn is not working for me.” 

Because you’re tracking the wrong things.

Troll comments.
Algorithm changes.
The “best time to post.”
Who engages with you.

None of that is in your hands.

You know what is?

Showing up every day.
Writing content that helps others.
Building relationships, not just followers.
Starting conversations that go beyond “nice post.”
Responding to comments like you care.
Having an actual point of view.
Making it clear what you do.

Still, most people won't do this. 

They’ll keep blaming LinkedIn.
They'll keep checking their notifications.
They’ll keep waiting for some magic to happen. 

LinkedIn isn’t out to get you.

Focus on what you can control and let go of what you can’t.

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P.S. What's your biggest LinkedIn distraction?

LinkedIn content + design for founders who want to close more deals | Helped a CEO hit 10k+ followers in 122 days

Every week, executives tell me why they can't post online. 

Yet they spend millions on ads for attention they could get for free.

Here's what I tell them:

1/ “I’ve built a solid business offline. Why do I need to post online?”

Because attention is shifting online. That's where your next customers are. Online visibility = leverage.

2/ “I can't be consistent. My business needs me.” 

You don't need to post daily. You need to stay visible. Batch content once a month. Outsource the writing. Just don't disappear completely. 

3/ “I'm not a content guy. I run a company.” 

Exactly. Your insights hit harder because you actually run something. You just need to start sharing them. 

4/ “I have a marketing team. Isn't that their job?” 

You are the brand. People follow you, not your company's page. Your voice carries more weight than any ad they'll ever run.

5/ “Everyone's stories are more interesting than mine.” 

You don't need a rags-to-riches story. Share how you handled your worst month in business. How you handled a difficult client. Your angle is what makes it interesting. 

6/ “My space is boring - no one cares about what I do.” 

Your industry might be “boring.” But your perspective isn't. Talk about the people you help. The mistakes you see. The lessons you learn. That's what people remember. 

7/ “What if my clients see my content and judge me?” 

They will. And that's good. The right clients will respect you more. The wrong ones will filter themselves out.

Your sales team makes 100 calls to book 5 meetings. 

Your post gets seen by 5,000 decision-makers while you sleep.

Do the math.

I’ve written over 350+ posts so far on LinkedIn.

That’s:

350 ideas.
350 lessons.
350 attempts.

But most people give up on their 3rd.

Codie Sanchez.
Alex Hormozi.
Justin Welsh.

None of them had clarity on day one.

They wanted to quit too.

Go back to the world they came from, the safe, familiar one.

But did they?

Progress is almost invisible in the beginning.

But it compounds.

350 reps doesn’t mean I’ve made it.

I’m not even close.

There are days I feel like quitting.

But I show up anyway.

So if you're in the middle of something hard… 

Learning a skill.
Building a business.
Creating something from nothing.

And it feels pointless right now…

Good.

That’s where most people leave.

Stick around.

It will all be worth it.

What school taught me about writing:

Avoid starting with “And” or “But.”
Don’t leave things open-ended.
The more words, the better.
Write long sentences.
Explain everything.
Use fancy words.
Sound formal.

What I learned from 3 years of writing on the Internet:

Write like you’re talking to a friend.
Give your text some whitespace.
Open loops in reader’s mind.
Start with “And” or “But.”
Use simple language.
Use short sentences.
Format your text.
Clear > Clever.

In short,

Aim for skimmability.
Aim for readability.
Aim for brevity.

Writing on the internet is a whole nother game.

Make your content easier to read and engage with.

Most people aren't actually building anything.

They've got strategy docs.
Content calendars.
Big goals.

They say they're building.

But:

They haven't shipped.
They haven't tested.
They haven't sold.
They haven't led.

They do everything but execute.

And then wonder why it’s not working.

Momentum lives in the boring stuff.

Build > Wait
Build > Draft
Build > Copy
Build > Hope
Build > Panic
Build > Pause
Build > Gossip
Build > Browse
Build > Compare
Build > Brainstorm

You won't feel ready. 
You won't have all the answers. 
You won't know what you're doing.

But build anyway.

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P.S. What are you building?

I’ve written thousands of posts for myself and my clients. 

And one thing is clear: 

Great content isn’t an accident. 

Every post that performs follows a formula.

And that formula starts with asking the right questions.

I don’t hit publish until it’s a “yes” to these 9 questions:

1/ Is it easy to understand?
2/ Is it written in an active voice?
3/ Is there a clear call-to-action (CTA)?
4/ Have I removed any unnecessary fluff?
5/ Does it have a hook that stops the scroll?
6/ Does it have a confident, authoritative tone?
7/ Is it formatted for easy skimming and readability?
8/ Does it reflect the author's personality & perspective?
9/ Are there bullet points to break up the text (if relevant)?

This winning formula has helped me create content that resonates and drives results.

Creating content is like training in the gym. 
You don’t lift once and expect results.

You track progress. 
You refine your approach. 
You improve over time.

That’s how you create content that demands attention and drives results.

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P.S. Do you use CTA in your posts?

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