FlowGent AI

FlowGent empowers you to create, deploy, and sell Al solutions without coding.

Whitelabel our software and help SMB's adopt practical AI solutions that help their business forward.

Founder

ColdAgency

Advisor

Fastest growing outbound marketing agency in the Dutch market.

Co-founder & CEO

ColdList

TJILP Media

Owner

JEKKO MEDIA B.V.

Co-Owner

Online entrepreneur with extensive experience in B2B lead generation, SaaS and AI Automation.

Currently building FlowGent AI - we enable you to Build & Sell AI solutions quick.

FlowGent gives freelancers and agency owners the ability to whitelabel their own software.

This leads to:
> Smoother onboarding
> Better client experience
> Stickier clients
> Less 'tool juggling' 
> Unique selling factor

Overall it's about delivering a software with a service to enable your clients to use AI effectively.

AI Automation, Build & Sell AI, white label software, Freelancers & Agency Owners.

Always open to DM's - happy to connect 🤝

Most companies are feeding their AI systems a 300-page Google Drive dump and expecting magic.

That's not how you make AI work FOR you.

The real competitive edge isn't just using AI.

It's teaching AI to understand YOUR company the way your best employees do.

That's what "ontology" means in practice.

Think of it as your company's instruction manual:

→ Clear definitions of key terms (what's a "qualified lead" for YOU?)
→ Documented processes (not the ideal ones, the real ones)
→ Decision logic (when to escalate, when to act, when to wait)
→ Relationship maps (how your data, systems, and teams connect)

Without this structure, your AI agent is like a new hire with zero onboarding: 
It guesses. It hallucinates. It makes decisions based on patterns it learned from the internet instead of your business logic.

Think about it....

Companies that document their ontology are building AI systems that actually understand context.

Those that don't are just hoping their agents figure it out. And hope isn't a strategy when AI is making decisions that affect your customers and revenue.

The winners are the ones who took time to structure their knowledge so AI can actually use it.

If your AI agent keeps making weird decisions, don't blame the model.

Ask yourself: what context is missing?

What does it need to know about how YOUR company works?

That's your ontology gap.

And fixing it is what separates AI theater from AI impact.

What's one term your AI would need clearly defined to be useful in your business?

Repost this to help others build smarter AI systems too ♻️

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The fastest way to look credible on LinkedIn? Add specific numbers.

Vague claims make people scroll past. Specifics make them stop and pay attention.

Compare these:
☑ "I helped a client grow their business" vs "I helped a client add 47 new customers in 90 days"
☑ "This tool saves time" vs "This tool cuts meeting prep from 2 hours to 15 minutes"
☑ "Our process improved efficiency" vs "Our process reduced turnaround time from 3 weeks to 8 days"

Numbers do three things instantly:
→ They prove you've actually done the work
 → They give readers concrete expectations
 → They make your content memorable

You don't need massive numbers to be credible. A 12% improvement is more believable than "massive results." Real metrics beat hype every time.

Most people reading your posts are silent. They're evaluating whether you know what you're talking about before they ever engage or reach out.

Specifics build that trust faster than anything else.

Next post you write, find one place to swap a general claim for an actual number. Watch what happens to how people perceive your expertise.

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You're creating content on LinkedIn.

People view your profile.

And then... nothing happens.

Meanwhile, those profile viewers are the warmest leads you have. They already showed interest.

Here's how to automate the follow-up and turn profile views into actual conversations:

Step 1 → Create Content That Attracts Profile Viewers

Post valuable insights 3-5 times per week. Share frameworks, lessons, and results from your expertise. The goal is simple: get your ideal prospects to click your profile. (Tip - use Postiv to help you do that.)

Step 2 → Filter Profile Viewers in Sales Navigator

Open Sales Navigator and use the profile viewer filter. Then layer in your ICP criteria: founder, company size, industry, location. Now you have a list of warm prospects who match your target perfectly.

Step 3 → Import Into Your Outreach Tool

Use a tool like Prosp AI to import your Sales Navigator link. This lets you automate outreach at scale without manual work.

Step 4 → Launch Your Campaign

Set up a simple sequence. Here's what works:

"Hey [NAME], I noticed you checked out my profile - thanks!

I was looking at [THEIR COMPANY] and [SPECIFIC OBSERVATION]. I'm curious - how are you currently handling [RELEVANT CHALLENGE]?"

The results? You're reaching out to people who already showed interest. Your response rates jump. Your conversations are warmer. Your pipeline fills faster.

Are you following up with your profile viewers or letting them disappear?

Repost this to help others turn profile views into pipeline too ♻️

Profile Viewers Are Your Warmest Leads

The best linkedin content already exists somewhere on the internet.

You just need to know how to extract it.

Postiv ai has a knowledge base feature that changes everything. 

Drop in any pdf, article, or webpage and it becomes source material for your linkedin posts and carousels.

Why this matters:

☑ Industry reports turn into data-driven posts
☑ Competitor analysis becomes thought leadership
☑ Client presentations transform into carousels
☑ Research papers convert to bite-sized insights

Instead of starting from a blank page, you're working with proven expertise. 

The heavy lifting is already done. 

Postiv just helps you package it for linkedin's format.

Upload once and create multiple posts from the same source. 

Stop writing from scratch when the content already exists.

Stop Writing From Scratch - Postiv Knowledge Base

Week 6 of bootstrapping Postiv to 1M ARR: Our active users started sharing Postiv with others.

Without us asking.

That's how we know we're on the right path to build the best LinkedIn AI agent out there. 🚀

For the past few weeks, we've been focused on shipping features and getting more users through the door. And then this started happening.

Week 6. People are already enthusiastic enough to actively recommend us to their network. Yes, it's common knowledge - happy users are what keeps us here in the long run.

But we now really notice that if you actually *listen*, and do your absolute best to solve their problem, they become your best marketing channel. 

So we're going even more all in. More conversations with users. Making sure they succeed. Really building upon what they are asking us.

Listen, improve, listen, improve. 

Because seeing people recommend us this early tells me we're building something that actually makes a difference. And we're just getting started.

Repost this to help others focus on what drives real growth too ♻️

Most people struggle to come up with content ideas.

They stare at a blank screen wondering what to write about.

Here's what changed for our users:

The new Inspiration tab in Postiv gives you:

→ Trending Reddit posts from your industry
→ Viral LinkedIn posts getting massive engagement
→ Real-time conversations already building momentum

How to use it:

News-jacking: See what's trending on Reddit and LinkedIn, then add your expert perspective to conversations that already have an audience.

Format inspiration: Analyze viral posts to see what structures actually work. Learn from content that's already proven to convert.

Easy execution: Find a trending topic, add your unique angle, and let Postiv turn it into a post that resonates.

The difference between creating content in a vacuum vs joining conversations people are already having?

Visibility.

Your expertise matters. But timing and relevance amplify it.

Check the Inspiration tab before your next post.

Turn Viral Posts Into Your Content →

You know that moment when something big happens in your industry and you think "I should post about this" but by the time you research it and write something, the moment's passed?

We just fixed that.

Web Search Is Now Live in Postiv

Your AI agent can now search the web in real-time, right inside the chat.

Here's how it works:

You: "Search the web for latest AI regulation news in the EU, write a post about it."

Postiv: Searches, finds sources, creates a post with your take.

That's it.

Real-time information + your expertise = timely content.

What This Changes for You

Before: You'd need to manually research, find sources, synthesize information, then write your post.

Now: Just ask Postiv to search, and it pulls current information while maintaining your voice.

Example use cases:

☑ Industry news commentary
"Search for the latest SaaS funding trends and create a post with my analysis"

☑ Data-backed posts
"Find recent stats on LinkedIn engagement rates and write a post about why carousels work"

☑ Trend-jacking
"What's trending in AI right now? Share 3 topics I could write a post about"

☑ Thought leadership
"Search for OpenAI's latest product launch and give me 3 post angles with my POV"

Extra Tip

When you ask in your prompt to do "deep research", your AI agent will use 5x extra sources to do its research.

Try It Today

If you're already using Postiv: Just ask your AI to "search the web for [topic]" in the chat.

Pro tip: ask for "deep research" when necessary.

Not using Postiv yet? This is exactly the kind of thing that makes LinkedIn content way easier.

What topic have you been wanting to post about but couldn't find the time to research?

Repost this to help others create timely content too ♻️

"AI is still not good enough, it's overhyped"

Sure, there's a LOT of overhyped stuff.

But you should remember that AI is a tool. And like any tool, HOW you use it determines whether you get results or disappointment.

The difference between AI content that sounds like everyone else and content that actually drives engagement?

The knowledge base.

Think of it this way: If you don't give your AI the knowledge it needs, it's just ChatGPT in disguise... generic, bland, and forgettable.

But with the right information? It becomes your most knowledgeable content partner.

Here's the framework that actually works:

→ Deep knowledge goes into RAG (your expertise, whitepapers, past successful content, blog posts case studies, client stories, frameworks you've developed)

→ Surface knowledge goes into system instructions (your writing style, your products, your authority statements, content principles)

Most people paste a blog post and their LinkedIn bio in ChatGPT and wonder why their AI sounds like every other generic post.

Here's the validation test that separates good AI content from garbage:

Ask ChatGPT: "Based on my website {url}, what are 10 topics my audience would want to learn about?"

Now have YOUR AI write about those topics.

If it sounds generic or like it could be written by anyone? You've found a knowledge gap.

Add your unique insights. Your real experience. Your actual frameworks.

Test again. Repeat until it sounds like you.

Your AI is only as smart as the knowledge you give it.

Generic knowledge creates generic content. Your expertise creates content that converts.

What knowledge are you feeding your AI to make it sound like you?

Repost this to help others create better AI content too ♻️

"AI is still not good enough for content, it's overhyped"

Week 5 of bootstrapping Postiv to 1M ARR: we 2x'd our trial conversion rate with one simple change.

Changed our trial from 3 days to 7 days.

When we launched Postiv a month ago, we thought 3 days made sense.

Our reasoning? The quality of the product is so good, we wanted that people actually use the product - not just sign up and ghost us ("I'll do it later"). With a 3 day trial, we assumed higher intention within the trial.

We were right (as our trial to paid user conversion is more than 60%), but we missed something more important..

People kept telling us they were waiting to start their trial. They wanted to be fully prepared before they clicked that button. Which makes sense when you only have 72 hours.

So we changed it to 7 days last week, and the results were more than expected:

Sign-up to trial conversion immediately doubled.

Sometimes the answer is just giving people the time they need, and trust that they will start testing when their timing is right.

What's one assumption you made early on that turned out to be wrong?

Repost this to help others learn from early mistakes too ♻️

We're building the best LinkedIn AI agent there is.

Not just for vanity metrics. For actual business results.

A week ago, Mark Stephens set up his Postiv account. Took him less than 30 minutes to schedule an entire month of posts from his existing content library.

His first post went live a few hours later.

Within hours: 7 unique conversions. 2 meeting requests.

From one post.

This is what we're obsessed with at Postiv → turning your knowledge into content that drives real leads. Not generic AI garbage. Not content that sounds like every other AI tool.

Content that pulls from YOUR expertise. YOUR voice. YOUR existing knowledge.

We're on a mission: every single one of our users will get a flood of leads on LinkedIn.

And we'll do everything in our power to make that happen.

Mark called it a game changer after less than a week.

We're just getting started.

What's holding you back from posting consistently on LinkedIn? Let me know in the comments 👇

Your posts get engagement, but you get 0 sales calls.

Your content is working. Just not for the business you're trying to build.

If you're getting tons of engagement, but your calendar stays empty, you're making a mistake.

Here's what's happening.

You're attracting the wrong audience.

HOW content attracts learners.
WHAT content attracts buyers.

When you share step-by-step tutorials and process breakdowns, you naturally attract people who want to do it themselves.

Nothing wrong with that audience. They're just not your ideal clients.

If you're selling done-for-you services, you need buyers who want implementation, not education.

Decision-makers don't want to learn your system. They want results without the learning curve.

The companies with budget to hire you don't have time to replicate your process. They want you to handle it while they focus on what they do best.

The shift: move from HOW content to WHAT content.

→ Share the outcome, not the process
→ Discuss the transformation, not the tactics
→ Highlight what changed, not how you changed it

Instead of: "How we generated 200 qualified leads in 60 days using these 5 automation steps"

Try: "We generated 200 qualified leads in 60 days while their sales team stayed focused on closing deals"

Both are valuable content. But they attract completely different audiences.

The first fills your comments with aspiring marketers.
The second fills your DMs with potential clients.

HOW content builds an audience of people who want to learn from you.
WHAT content builds a pipeline of people who want to hire you.

Both strategies work. Just know which business you're building.

Are you attracting learners or buyers?

Repost this to help others align their content with their business model too ♻️

I replaced a $15,000 content team because I built something better.

An AI agent team that knows my business, writes in my voice, and posts content that actually converts into leads.

And instead of gatekeeping it, I'm giving away FREE access to everyone who comments.

Here's what it does:

→ Mines your existing knowledge base for content ideas
→ Writes posts that sound exactly like you (not robotic AI)
→ Creates scroll-stopping carousels with your expertise
→ Turns your knowledge into high-converting LinkedIn content
→ Learns your voice so every post is authentic
→ Creates carousels and images

This is your content team that knows your business:

• Content Researcher - Searches your entire knowledge base for relevant insights
• Content Strategist - Transforms your expertise into post ideas you'd never think of
• Brand Voice Writer - Creates posts that sound exactly like you (learns from your style)
• Carousel Designer - Turns posts into scroll-stopping visual carousels
• Quality Controller - No generic AI slop, only content backed by your real expertise

Want in?

1️⃣ Connect with me if we're not already
2️⃣ Comment "POSTIV" below to get free access

I'll DM you the link personally.

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Your LinkedIn engagement is more important than your LinkedIn saves.

Wait, no.

It's the opposite.

LinkedIn just started showing saves/sends as a metric. It's been mentioned before, but no one talks about the real impact.

Look at our stats:

Post 1: A work-in-progress update
→ 271 likes, 62 comments
→ 23 saves
→ 3 sends

Post 2: A framework that solves a real problem
→ 200 likes, 53 comments  
→ 310 saves
→ 38 sends

One got engagement from people scrolling.

The other got saved by people who need it.

(We even got MORE saves than engagement!!)

Here's what's missed about the saves metric:

Likes mean someone saw it.
Comments mean someone had a reaction.
Saves mean someone wants to use it later.

When someone saves your post, they're saying "this is valuable enough to come back to."

That's the difference between entertaining your audience and serving your buyers.

The work-in-progress post made people feel good.
The framework post made people better.

10 saves from your ideal buyers beats 1000 likes from people who will never work with you.

If you want leads, optimize for value.

Not validation.

Are you optimizing for saves, or likes?

You're posting consistently on LinkedIn but still not getting leads.

The problem isn't your consistency.

It's what you're optimizing for.

I 4x'd my lead gen agency from 20K MRR to 80K MRR in less than a year when we started posting content on LinkedIn.

And this was the biggest lesson: most people optimize for engagement instead of buyer trust.

They celebrate 1000 likes from random connections while their ideal clients scroll past without stopping.

The metric that actually matters isn't how many people engage.

It's whether the RIGHT people see you as the obvious choice.

Here's what changed everything:

☑ Share specific insights from your actual work
Real expertise attracts serious buyers. Generic tips attract tire kickers.

☑ Address the problems your buyers lose sleep over
Write for the person searching for solutions at 2am, not for the algorithm.

☑ Make the next step obvious
Every post should move someone closer to working with you. Clear CTA. Lead magnet. Custom button.

☑ Track conversations with ideal buyers, not total engagement
10 comments from your ICP beats 1000 likes from people who will never buy.

Likes don't pay bills. Leads do.

When you optimize for buyer trust instead of vanity metrics, your content becomes a lead generation machine.

What metric are you currently optimizing for on LinkedIn?

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Authority on LinkedIn isn't built with followers. It's built with consistent proof.

Most people post once about a big win, then disappear for weeks.

Real authority compounds differently:
→ Monday: Share a framework you use with clients
 → Wednesday: Break down why a common approach fails
 → Friday: Reveal a small optimization that delivered unexpected results.

Three posts per week, every week, for six months builds more authority than one viral post ever will.

Because authority isn't about one impressive moment. It's about repeatedly demonstrating you know what you're talking about.

When someone lands on your profile, they don't only see follower count. 

They scroll through your recent posts and ask: "Does this person consistently deliver valuable insights?"

A profile with 50 thoughtful posts about solving specific problems signals more expertise than a profile with 10,000 followers and 5 generic posts.

The executives and buyers you want to reach don't make decisions based on popularity. They make decisions based on demonstrated expertise over time.

Your authority grows with every insight you share, every framework you explain, every result you document.

Showing up daily wins over going viral once. Proof wins over praise.

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