AN EDITORIAL WORKSPACE FOR EXPERT FOUNDERS

Your expertise.
Worth reading.

Turn the thinking behind your business into articles you’re proud to put your name on.

AuthorEgo prepares the research and draft. You bring the perspective, shape the argument, and decide when it’s ready.

Your perspective. Supporting sources. Your approval.

FROM A FOUNDER’S INSIGHT TO AN ARTICLEILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
01 / YOUR EXPERIENCE
“We kept adding choices to onboarding. What customers needed was one clear place to start.”
The observation that makes the piece yours.
THE WORKING DRAFT02 / DEVELOP

A better welcome starts with fewer decisions.

What a crowded first screen can teach us about helping a new customer begin.

More options can look like more help. But a new customer has a simpler question: where should I start?

RESEARCH TO CHECK

Support the argument. Look for counterexamples. Separate observation from evidence.

03 / YOUR EDITORIAL REVIEW

Fewer choices always work better.
Give a new customer one clear place to start.

A point of view, with its limits intact.

For people whose expertise
is their advantage.

Expert foundersIndependent advisersSmall editorial teams

THE PART ONLY YOU CAN BRING

Your best material
is already in
the work you do.

You make decisions, notice patterns, and explain difficult things every day. Those are the beginnings of articles someone else needs to read.

For founders and independent experts
NOTES FOR YOUR NEXT ARTICLE01—03
  1. 01

    What did experience teach you?

    A decision you changed your mind about. A trade-off you only saw after doing the work.

  2. 02

    What do customers keep asking?

    The explanation you’ve given a dozen times that deserves to exist beyond a call.

  3. 03

    What would you push back on?

    The familiar advice that misses something important in your field.

Use these questions to shape your brief. Start with your own notes or an interview you’ve already written up.

MEET YOUR EGO

Your perspective.
A little more permanent.

An Ego is the editorial identity you write as — you, your brand, or your publication.

Give it your voice, audience, point of view, and knowledge you’ve reviewed and accepted. Add the judgments that matter: what to question, what to avoid, and what makes a useful article. Your Ego carries that context into the next assignment.

You stay in charge of the direction and the finished work.

Understand how Egos work

PREPARATION, WITH A POINT OF VIEW

More of your thinking.
Less starting over.

Your voice matters. So do the ideas you choose, the evidence you trust, and the claims you’re willing to make. Give that context a home in AuthorEgo.

Explore the editorial workflow
01

Begin with what you know.

Your Ego holds your audience, perspective, accepted knowledge, and working instructions.

02

Give the argument substance.

Research and drafting develop an assignment into an article with supporting sources to examine.

03

Make the final judgment.

Check the claims, edit the draft, and request a revision. Approve the work when it meets your standard.

INSIDE AUTHOREGO

Prepared work.
Visible decisions.

Follow each article from assignment to review in one workspace. Open a draft when you’re ready to give it your attention.

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See how articles come together in the workspace
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YOUR NAME IS ON IT

Your judgment
stays in it.

An article should stand up to the questions you’d ask of someone else’s work.

Read the evidence. Challenge a claim. Keep the detail that makes the argument yours. AuthorEgo brings research, drafting, and revision into the same process; you decide what’s ready for readers.

How editorial review works

FROM ASSIGNMENT TO AUDIENCE

Give good thinking
a publishing practice.

01 / DIRECT

Set the perspective.

Choose your Ego, define the reader, and give the article a focused brief.

02 / PREPARE

Develop the piece.

Research and drafting prepare the article and source material for your review.

03 / REFINE

Bring your judgment.

Inspect the evidence, edit the work, and approve the article when you’re satisfied.

04 / DELIVER

Reach your readers.

Use your configured Ghost or WordPress destination. Newsletter sending has its own approval.

GHOST & WORDPRESS

Connected publishing, with destination setup. LinkedIn and X expressions are prepared for export.

Publishing details

AN EDITORIAL PRACTICE, AT YOUR SCALE

Start with one voice.
Build a body of work.

Plans share article capacity across your organization, with room for more Egos and publications as your practice grows.

PRESENCE

$199USD / month

4 original articles · 1 active Ego · 1 site

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THE NEXT PIECE IS YOURS

Your next article starts
with something only you know.

A decision. A hard-earned lesson. A question your customers keep asking.

Find your first angle
Start your first articleSet up your workspace to begin.