Digital Writer 

Hi there, welcome to my LI world! 

I’m Danijela, a ghostwriter for time-strapped founders and CEOs.

The ones who know they should be posting on LinkedIn... but don’t.

Usually because:

- you have no idea what to talk about
- you’re unsure how to position yourself
- you’re worried you might look unprofessional
- you’re running a successful business… so obviously, you don’t have the time

First off, let me give you a back story of how it all started… 

I’ve been immersed in the social media world since 2021.

Testing and learning everything I could get my hands on.

But nothing clicked, until I started writing online.

Writing is that one skill I’ve completely lost my mind over.

So I started posting on Linkedin in February 2025.

I had a lot of trial and errors in the beginning, but by month 3 into my journey - I finally cracked the code on how to gain people’s attention. And monetize it. 

Within 5 months, I hit 61k+ impressions.
On a profile with less than 2k followers.

Since then, Linkedin has opened many doors:

→ got a podcast invite
→ load of inbound leads
→ agency deal for long-form content
→ and ofc, landed THE clients 🤌

Also made some great friends along the way. 

Linkedin has NO downsides. 

It’s life-changing, without exaggeration. 

On this profile, you’ll find resources and my POVs on:

- copywriting
- storytelling
- content marketing
- psychology
- human mind
- creativity
- obsession 
- how to actually grow on Linkedin and build a long-lasting asset that’ll keep paying you for years  

(sidenote; I get a bit intense at times. So I might express some bold opinions you'll maybe not agree with)

If that’s something you’re interested to read about, hit that follow button. 

AND

if you’re in need of a ghostwriter who can:

 1. nail your voice and tone
 2. attract inbound leads 
 3. present you as a cool professional & authority leader on Linkedin

DM me.  I’ll walk you through how we can make it happen.

p.s. I only take on a handful of clients at a time, because I care about one thing: delivering work at the highest standard.

I don’t have a niche.
And I don’t plan on having one. Not now, maybe not ever.

Here’s why “niching down” never made sense to me:

It feels like being put in a box.
And I REALLY don’t like boxes.

Let me give you a real-world example of why having no niche works - especially if you're a writer.

Back in July, I started writing long-form content for an agency.
Their clients are all in the B2B SaaS space.

I had no idea how I was going to pull it off, but I did.

First draft was okay.
Second draft - 95% better. I nailed it.

In less than a month, writing for SaaS industry taught me:

→ how to do deep research
→ how to turn tech jargon into compelling stories
→ how to make clean transitions between ideas
→ how to write sharper hooks and tighter conclusions

This month, I landed a ghostwriting client in graphic design and marketing.

And guess what?

I’m applying every single skill I picked up writing for SaaS.

My thinking is sharper.
My research is better.
My content ideas & angles are endless. 

That’s the power of being versatile.

I don’t want to be “the SaaS writer.”
Or “the design writer.”

I want to be the writer who can walk into any industry, ask the right questions, and craft something worth reading.

Versatile writers never run out of ideas. Or angles. 

I want to be everywhere.
Work with different clients.
And learn it all.

You don’t need a niche to be valuable.
You need curiosity, discipline, and the willingness to learn fast.



What are your toughts?

Do you believe writers should stick to one industry to succeed? 🧐

Danijela Petrić

Writer | Helping CEO & founders get clients with Linkedin content

Posting on LinkedIn can literally change your life.

At least, it changed mine.

Let me start by saying... 

If there’s one skill that pays you back for life, it’s writing.

Learn copywriting.
Learn creative writing.
Learn how to tell great fkn stories.

There’s nothing more powerful than words. 
And I only truly understood that this year.

But writing on LinkedIn? That’s a whole different playing field.

The platform is flooded with decision-makers: CEOs, founders, VPs - people who need YOUR help. You won’t find that level of access on IG, X, or Facebook.

In under 12 months, posting here has unlocked massive opportunities for me:

>  Inbound leads
>  An agency deal
>  A podcast invite
>  Great friendships 

All because I kept showing up, 3x a week. 

LinkedIn is the place where influence, opportunity, and leverage live - right in the palm of your hand. 🫴 

So why in your damn mind would you let this opportunity pass you by?

You’re one skill away from leveling up your income.
One message away from landing a dream client.
 
It’s never been easier than it is right now.

So start writing. Start posting.
Don’t take yourself too seriously.

And have fun. 

Your whole world can shift in a matter of months. 

~ ~ ~

Time-strapped CEO or founder?

You know you should be posting on LinkedIn.
You just don’t have the time…  or the strategy.

Well I’ve got both. 

You bring the voice, I’ll bring the visibility.

DM me “VISIBILITY” and I’ll help you get seen, remembered, and paid. 💰

13th of March, 2025. Quit my 7 eur/hour babysitting side job.

Yes, you read that right - 7 euros. Per hour.

29 years old and still working two jobs just to get by each month. Not a great look if you ask me. 

I was physically exhausted. On top of all that, I’m building a writing business on the side. 

Here’s why I quit (and why it felt right):

I chose to make money with my mind instead of my hands.

I wanted: 

- more freedom
- more energy
- bigger paychecks 

For years I’ve been working all kinds of jobs (sometimes even 3 at the same time), just to survive the month. 

And this year, I’ve had enough. 

I’ve made up my mind: never again will I trade my time for hourly pay or wear out my hands just to walk away with pennies at the end of the day.

That was my turning point. 
There was no going back.

(that’s usually how it goes when I make a decision)


So I completely devoted myself to writing. 
And boyyy did it pay off. 🤌 


It was hard at first. Had no clue what I was doing. 


But I stuck with it and now:

- my writing does the heavy lifting; bringing inbound leads, work opportunities, and connections with awesome people, all because I kept posting consistently for 8 months
- I feel genuinely fulfilled every time I create content for others
- I’m chasing goals I never thought I’d even have on my radar


This story is about conviction and self-belief.... and what unfolds when you decide to be a determined, stubborn motherf*****.

Since I was about 10, I’ve felt that living up to my full potential was my biggest purpose in life.

I have a feeling this is the year it all started to fall into place.

ANYWAYS:

Cheers to the late bloomers!!
We’re not behind, we’re right on time 🎉

The #1 secret sauce to some of the most successful entrepreneurs arrives in one flavour: ghostwriters.

Not many people talk about this, but it's true.

• Matthew McConaughey
• John F. Kennedy
• Howard Schultz
• Barack Obama
• Donald Trump
• Demi Moore
• Phil Knight

They all used ghostwriters.

Mostly for the books, speeches and autobiographies. 

You as an entrepreneur on the other side, have to use another weapon: content marketing. 

It's the quickest and most lucrative route towards building authority online.

And you're aware of it. 

But you're battling with 2 problems:

1. Writing isn't your strong suit
2. You don't have the time (obviously)

And I’ve seen this firsthand with my recent client.

She hired me to take over her LinkedIn content.

Because she’s insanely busy.

Barely-have-the-time-to-respond busy.

But she also knows this: if she’s not showing up, the business slows down.

Anyhow.. 

Let me break down the benefits of having a ghostwriter by your side:

1. Productivity boost

Quality writing needs laser focus.
And let's be honest - you can't commit to that every day.

When you're juggling multiple business priorities, content often takes a backseat.

This slows down your publishing schedule and brand growth.

But with a ghostwriter?

You can tackle two major tasks at once:
• Growing your business
• Maintaining consistent content output

2. Brand awareness amplification

It's a simple math:
More visibility = More recognition
More recognition = More sales

The more you stay "top of mind," the more your brand grows.

And that's exactly what consistent content does for you.

📌 CEOs & founders:

If you want to:
- Build authority that converts
- Get quality content without the time investment
- Focus on scaling while your content works for you

I can help. 

DM me “CONTENT” and let’s turn your expertise into opportunities.


p.s. sending hellos from my favorite city, Zagreb 🌞

People couldn't care less about your company. Or your product.
Or the features you’ve spent months obsessing over.

Want to know what they care about?

Themselves. 

Nothing bad about it.
It’s just human nature. 💁‍♀️ 

So instead of fighting it, accept it. 

The only way you’ll ever hold someone’s attention is by stepping into their world.

Bring the spotlight to:

→ what they want
→ what they fear
→ what excites them
→ what annoys the hell out of them

(in their own language, otherwise you missed the point)

ANYHOW:

There are 5 timeless principles you can lean on every time you talk to your customer:

1) Make Me Look Good 

Nobody admits it out loud, but we all care about how we look in front of other people. We want to feel like the smart one in the meeting. The one who had the answer before anyone else. The one who looks like they’ve got it all figured out. If your product / service helps them get that feeling, you’ve already won half the battle.


2) Save Me Time 

Time is the currency of the modern world. Everyone’s overloaded, overwhelmed, and running on fumes. If you can help them do something faster, with less friction, they'll  will pay attention. BUT, you must have proof - case studies, screenshots, real results. It's the only way to build trust. 


3) Make Me Money 

Pretty self-explanatory. If you can directly put more cash in their pocket, your pipeline will never run dry. People don’t ignore solutions that grow their bottom line.


4) Help Me Avoid Pain

We hate pain more than we love gain. It’s why we procrastinate. It’s why we buy insurance. If you can speak to the fears and mistakes they're secretly worried about, and then show them how to dodge them, they'll lean in fast.


5) Help Me Grow 

At the core, we’re all ambitious in our own way. Some want status. Some want freedom. Some just want to feel like they’re progressing instead of staying stuck. If your offer helps them level up - whether in business, life, or even something as small as feeling more confident... you'll have their attention.


These principles are distilled laws of human behavior - the same ones copywriters have been recycling for 100 years.

They worked then.
They work now.
And they’ll keep working 100 years from today.

That’s my 2 cents for Wednesday. 🤞 
Take it, run with it, and go make some dollars. 

~ ~ ~

👋 Hi, I’m Danijela. A Linkedin ghostwriter for busy founders and CEOs. 

💡I help them stay top-of-mind with content that builds trust and drives inbound leads. DM me "LEADS" and I'll show you exactly how it works.

3 things that are fueling my creative energy as a writer:

1. house music 
2. running 
3. travel 

Been listening to house since I was around 11. 
No stimulus locks me in like house beats do.

Running wipes my mental slate clean. 
I finish every session ready to take on the world.

Travel stretches my mind in ways nothing else does.
It sharpens my senses, heightens my awareness, and turns me into a more curious, detail-focused observer.

My core belief: great creativity comes from a life lived in full color.

Rich in experiences.
Rooted in curiosity, not comfort.
Rooted in the urge to explore, to feel more, to see more.

What are your creative drivers?

Let me know in the comments 🤓 

p.s. wrote this while vibing to Dom Dolla x Solomun. 

💛

I've been having a toxic relationship with Linkedin lately.

Opening phone app 25x times a day.

Checking reactions. 
Scrolling for “inspiration.” 
Responding to DMs that could’ve waited till later.

But in reality, I was chasing dopamine.

So I deleted the app from my phone. 

For the sake of my mental sanity and wrecked ADHD brain. 

It’s been 3 days now, and I feel SOOO mentally decluttered, light and happy!!

I’m not going back, 1/1.

You're not gonna steal my precious focus anymore, Linkedin. 💅 


Who else struggles with this?
And why are you still doing it? 🤓

It took me 3 months to realize I dropped the ball.

For the last 8 months, I’ve been posting consistently on LinkedIn.
But growth didn’t come from posting alone.
It came from engaging. 

Liking, commenting & supporting others.
For 5 months, I left 25+ comments a day.
And my account grew steadily.

Then June came.
Summer mode kicked in.. and I got lazy.
I stopped engaging.

And surprise: the momentum died.

But yesterday, a client messaged me:
“Thank you for all the engagement so far! I think it’s already making an impact.”

We’d only been working together for one day.


That message snapped me out of it:
Engagement is what gives your content momentum.


Moral of the story:

If you want to be seen, start by seeing others.

People notice when you show up for them.
And that’s when they start showing up for you.

P.S. Are you engaging as often as you’re posting? 🤔 

~ ~ ~

👋 Hi, I’m Danijela. A Linkedin ghostwriter for busy founders and CEOs. 

💡I help them stay top-of-mind with strategic content that builds trust and drives inbound leads.

When looking at a 9 - 5 job, most people see stability.

Not me. I see dependency.

I also see:

- rules designed to serve someone else’s interests
- unqualified individuals climbing ladders by kissing up
- hardworking, qualified people overlooked for thinking independently
- salaries that undervalue your worth
- time, your most precious asset - trapped in someone else’s schedule

Yeah, you guessed it. This is a rant. A heavy one.

I’m still in a 9-5 while building my entrepreneurial dream on the side.

In the last 2 years, my entire POV has flipped.

What used to feel like stability now feels like a cage.

What I once felt grateful for now feels like a prison to my creativity, expression, and my life.

I’ve always been the black sheep.

But now, that sheep has never been darker. 

I don't think creatives are meant to follow rigid rules and structures. 

I believe we thrive on freedom, expression, and keeping an open mind.



So let me ask you... 

Have you ever worked a 9-5? 

How did it shape the way you see work and life?


Lemme know in the comments. :)

Here’s how I write content fast with ADHD brain:

1. I set a timer to 15 mins.
2. I write like I'm being chased by a bear. 

That’s it.


I’ve been geeking out lately on how entrepreneurs with ADHD actually get things done.

(obviously, im one of them)

Our brains respond to urgency, not to internal motivation.
That’s why a timer works like a charm. 


Without  it, a single post can take me 45 minutes.
With it, it’s done in 15.


If you’ve got a scattered brain, do yourself a favor:
Set a timer before you start. Give your brain a race to win.

Your brain will kick into high gear and surprise you with what it can produce.
At least, that’s been my experience.


What’s your go-to hack for writing fast?
Drop it in the comments 👇

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