Tell it what happened. Kalamos asks for the facts it’s missing, drafts in your voice, and flags anything that sounds generated. Nothing reaches LinkedIn without your yes.
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Fast, but it guesses your numbers and sounds like everyone else.
Your voice, for $2,000 to $4,000 a month.
Your facts and your voice, with six checks on every draft.
A chat assistant gives you the post anyone could have written. Kalamos writes the one only you could, from what’s in your note.
Lost our biggest customer in March, 31% of revenue. Knew the number for a year, told myself it was fine. Onboarding took 6 weeks, we got it to 1. Signed 14 that quarter. Nobody's over 12% now.
What changed to get onboarding from six weeks to one?
Cut the setup call, scripted the imports we did by hand, stopped customising the first dashboard.
In today's fast-paced startup world, customer concentration is a silent killer. 🚀
Losing a key client can be a game-changer, but only if you learn from it.
Here's what we learned:
✅ Diversify your revenue
✅ Invest in onboarding
✅ Never stop growing
What's your biggest lesson from losing a client? 👇
In March our biggest customer left. They were 31% of our revenue.
I'd known that number for a year. I told myself it was fine.
It wasn't, and the reason wasn't them. Every other customer took six weeks to get live, so we never had the pipeline to make one account matter less.
So we spent the next quarter on one thing: getting a new customer live in a week instead of six.
We cut the setup call. We scripted the imports we had been doing by hand. We stopped customising the first dashboard for every account.
None of it was clever. It was work we kept putting off while one account paid the bills.
We signed 14 customers that quarter. Today no customer is more than 12% of revenue.
Being liked by one account isn't a business. Being easy to start with is. It took losing the account to see the difference.
If one customer leaving would hurt you this much, start with how long it takes the next one to go live. That number tells you more than your biggest logo does.
Kalamos adjusts formats, tone and topics to the work you do.
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Turn a lesson from last week's work into a useful post.
When your Story Bank, the facts it keeps for you, doesn’t have the number, Kalamos runs a short interview instead of guessing. Your answers become the post, and they stay for the next one.
Every draft is read the way an editor reads a proof. In the editor, Schedule stays off until all six pass.
Quote cards, number cards, charts and checklists are laid out as real type in your brand color. Every figure on a card has to appear in your post, your Story Bank or a cited source.
Paste a post link. Kalamos reads who reacted and commented, sorts them against the buyers you described, and drafts the next move. Nothing goes out until you say yes.
Posts, replies and comments all wait in one queue. You approve them in order, and only what you approve goes out.
Not yet: company pages, video and polls.
A mid-tier LinkedIn ghostwriter runs $2,000 to $4,000 a month. Kalamos costs under 2% of that.
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Confirm a launch’s figures one time. Every draft uses only those, and new figures wait for a reviewer.
Each colleague gets a different draft in their own voice, spread over the days, and OKs it before it posts.
Reach, comments and target companies per moment, as a link anyone can open.
Kalamos only acts on LinkedIn when you approve it: it publishes the posts you approved at the time you chose, and sends the comments, replies and reactions you approved. It never connects, follows or messages anyone. It reaches your account through Unipile, a third-party connector, and stores the connector’s account identifier for your LinkedIn account; the next question lists what else is stored. You can also start without connecting, by pasting your own posts or notes. Kalamos is not affiliated with LinkedIn and cannot guarantee that LinkedIn will never restrict an account.