Turn your author site into LinkedIn content
Your book and your talks contain dozens of ideas worth sharing, but your site mostly points people at where to buy and book. Each chapter theme, talk topic, and past event is a post that builds your platform. RightHandMan.io turns your author site into posts that sell books and fill the speaking calendar.
Your site is already full of posts
RightHandMan.io crawls these and turns each into a one-click post or article. Nothing is generated until you choose it.
- Book pages
- Speaking topic / keynote pages
- Past events / press pages
- Bio / press kit pages
- Blog / ideas pages
- Buy / booking pages
- A post that shares one idea from your book and links to where to buy it
- A post built from a keynote page on the talk you give and who it is for
- A post pulled from a past event recap that doubles as social proof
- A 'book me for' post built from your speaking page with the topics you cover
Why LinkedIn works for authors / speakers
Your book holds dozens of ideas worth sharing, and every talk you give is built around a handful of arguments people remember for years. Yet your site mostly does one job, which is point visitors to buy the book or book the talk. The chapter themes, the keynote topics, the press from past events, all of it is shareable thinking that sits on pages designed to convert, not to circulate. The ideas that built your reputation never make it to the feed.
Turning those pages into posts works because authors and speakers sell on ideas, not ads. A single chapter theme posted as a sharp argument reaches people who will never browse your book page but will remember your name when their company needs a keynote. Sharing the thinking is the marketing. Because the posts come from your actual book and talks, you are reinforcing the exact ideas you want to be known for, which sells books and fills the speaking calendar at the same time, without you carving out a writing day you do not have.
From a page on your site to a post
Take a keynote topic page titled 'Why your best people quit in silence.' On your site it is a booking pitch. RightHandMan.io turns it into a post: 'Your best people don't quit in a dramatic exit. They quit in silence, months before they hand in notice, in the meetings where they stop arguing. By the time they tell you, the decision is old. I open my keynote with this because most leaders are reacting to a resignation that happened internally long ago.'
You read it, add a line about your next event, and post. A booking page becomes an idea that travels, and the bookings follow the idea.
Questions authors / speakers ask
No. RightHandMan.io reads your book pages, keynote topics, and past-event coverage, then drafts a post from each idea. You review it, add a personal line if you want, and post. Your existing material carries the substance, so you are editing, not writing from scratch.
No. For authors and speakers the ideas are the marketing. A sharp post built from one chapter or talk makes people want the full book and the live keynote, the way a strong excerpt sells the whole.
No, you stay in control. It shows a ready-to-paste preview and can email you each draft on the cadence you set, but nothing goes out under your name until you have read it and posted it.
The daily re-crawl finds them. When you add a new keynote topic, an essay, or coverage from an event, RightHandMan.io picks up the page and drafts a fresh post, so your latest thinking keeps feeding your feed.
Let RightHandMan.io post your ideas so your book sells and your calendar fills.
Crawl your site, generate the posts you pick. Free to start.