“They kill the TV spend first. The dashboard says it didn't drive sales, because nobody clicks a TV. Then three months later search falls off a cliff and they can't figure out why.”
From a 10-minute interview call
For founders, executives and consultants
Become the expert your network remembers.
Yomli interviews you, then texts you LinkedIn posts blending your words with today's news. Reply 1 to publish on LinkedIn and your Expert Index page, where AI search can find you.
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You
LinkedIn · Just now
Most brands still judge campaigns by the last click. That's why so many cut the ads that were actually working.
Don't take our word for it
From what you said to what you posted.
Every post starts with three things: something you told us, something happening in your field that day, and what we know about you. Yomli weaves them together with AI, and you reply 1 to post.
That morning
Retailers move holiday budgets out of TV and into performance ads
Yomli reads the news in each member's field every morning and picks the story that fits.
Today's post is ready. Reply 1 to post, 2 to skip, or edit: yomli.ai/r/k3q9
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Posted to LinkedIn.
Nothing goes live until you say so. It takes seconds.
4 · The post that goes live
7:31
YouLinkedIn · same day
Retailers are pulling holiday money out of TV this year. I've seen how this ends.
Most brands still judge campaigns by the last click. Nobody clicks a TV ad, so the dashboard says it did nothing, and TV gets cut first.
It looks like a smart cut. Spend goes down, and for a few weeks nothing seems to change.
Then, about three months later, branded search falls off a cliff and nobody can explain why.
Those searches were never really coming from the search ads. They came from people who saw the TV spot, remembered the name and typed it in later. Cut the TV and you cut the reason they searched.
Before you move budget this season, ask one question: what would we lose if this channel went dark for 90 days? Then measure that, not the last click.
Yellow Straight from your interview.
Blue From what Yomli knows about you: your expertise, your opinions, how you explain things. Yomli builds a profile that updates with every post, every edit and every check-in call.
Consistency is what gets you remembered.
Most professionals post when they need something: a new role, a raise, a deal. By then their network has moved on, and every post reads like an ask.
The people who get the call are the ones who show up every week, weighing in on what's happening in their field. Yomli makes that consistency the default instead of a resolution.
5 a weekOne post every weekday
SecondsTo approve each one
Every postAdds to your expert page
What Yomli won't do
- No content calendar. Posts written weeks ahead are stale by the time they go out.
- No trend-chasing. Posts follow your field, not whatever is going viral.
- No surprise posts. Nothing goes live until you reply 1, unless you turn on auto-post.
- No templates or generic AI voice. Every post starts from what you told us.
- No dashboard you have to check. Everything happens in a text message.
How it works
The difference is the interview. Your posts are built from your own words, so they sound like you on a good day.
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Step 1
Sign up in about four minutes
Connect LinkedIn, tell us your field, and pick when your text should arrive.
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Step 2
A 10-minute interview call
What you do, who you write for, and what you believe. Take it now or book a time.
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Step 3
Get a post every weekday
Tied to a story in your field that day. Reply 1 to post, 2 to skip, or tap to edit. Every edit and skip teaches it.
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Step 4
Check in once a month
A short call about what's new, so next month's posts know what you're working on now.
Included with every plan
A LinkedIn post lasts two days. Your expert page keeps working.
Every post you approve also goes on your page on The Expert Index, with a one-line takeaway and a short summary. Nothing extra to write. Here's what it does for your business.
Found when buyers ask AI
Buyers, recruiters and reporters ask ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google who knows a subject. Those tools barely see LinkedIn. They can read your page.
Ready when they check you out
Before anyone hires you, they look you up. Instead of a bare profile, they find a page of your thinking on the exact topics you want to be known for.
It grows every week
Five posts a week is about 250 a year, sorted by topic. That's a body of work no one-off article can match.
Your page links back to your LinkedIn profile, and people can reach you through a contact form, so your email and phone are never shown. One switch turns it off.
Who it's for
Built for
- Anyone who knows they should post but can't give it hours a week
- Founders and CEOs whose network is their pipeline
- Senior leaders who want to stay visible between roles, not just during a search
- Advisors, investors and consultants who get hired on their judgment
Not a fit if
- You don't have a point of view on your field yet
- You want posting fully automated, with no review
- You're optimizing for follower count over relationships
One plan. Less than $3.50 a day.
Yomli
$99 / month
- A post by text every weekday, tied to that day's news
- An onboarding interview and a monthly check-in
- Your public page on The Expert Index
- A weekly article on your page, with a LinkedIn post that shares it
- Nothing posts until you approve it
When your spot opens: 7 days free, counted from your first post. Cancel any time.
Why I built Yomli
I'm Jeff Greenfield. I've spent my career in marketing measurement, and I watched the smartest people I know go quiet on LinkedIn. Not because they had nothing to say, but because writing a good post every day is a second job.
Yomli does the writing from what you already know. You talk to Chloe for ten minutes, and every weekday you get one post about what's happening in your field, in your voice. You approve it with one text. Nothing goes out without you.
Jeff Greenfield, founder • LinkedIn
Questions
Does anything post automatically?
No. A post goes live only after you reply 1 or approve it on the edit page.
Why not just use ChatGPT?
ChatGPT waits for you to open it, think of a topic and explain yourself again. Yomli shows up every weekday with a post tied to that day's news in your field, written from your interview, and it learns from every edit and skip.
Will it sound like AI?
Posts start from your own interview answers, not a template. Edit one and Yomli learns from the change. You can also list topics it should never touch.
What's involved with the interview?
Our AI interviewer calls you at a time you pick. Calls are recorded so we can build your profile, and you can delete the recordings any time.
How much time does it take?
About four minutes to sign up, a short interview to start, then a few seconds each weekday and one quick check-in a month.
What is my public expert page?
It's your page on The Expert Index (theexpertindex.ai): your bio and every post you approve, each with a one-line takeaway and a short summary, organized by field and topic and structured so search engines and AI assistants can read it and point people to you. It's on by default and off with one switch.
When am I charged?
Not until 7 days after your first post arrives. Cancel before then and you pay nothing.
When can I join?
We're opening Yomli to small groups so every new member gets a good start. Request early access and we'll email you when your spot opens. If someone sent you an invite link, you can sign up with it right away. For now Yomli is available in the US and Canada, and you'll need a mobile number from one of them.
Early access
We're opening Yomli to a small group first.
Leave your details and we'll email you when your spot opens. Then it's four minutes to sign up, and your first post could arrive the next morning.
Have an invite link? Sign up now