Automatización de contenido de LinkedIn que Suena como tú No IA

LiGo wasn't on my product roadmap. It wasn't even a twinkle in my eye.

Todo comenzó cuando me encontré atrapado en un ciclo que muchos propietarios y fundadores de agencias conocen muy bien: pasar de 10 a 20 horas cada semana creando contenido y boletines de LinkedIn. Tiempo que podría haberse dedicado a crear productos, atender a clientes o simplemente tener una vida fuera del trabajo.

LinkedIn had become a major acquisition channel for my services business, but the available tools were either "viral templates" or robotic AI outputs. Nothing felt authentic. I wanted something that actually understood me and helped me post in my own style – for both posts and comments.

Fueled by frustration (and probably too much caffeine), I went on a two-day coding sprint. The result wasn't pretty, but it worked. I called it "LinkedIn Assist" internally – a simple tool built Amazon-style: for myself first.

The impact was immediate. My productivity skyrocketed. My content quality remained high. And I suddenly had hours of my life back each week – time I could invest in building better products and serving clients.

That's when I realized: if this solved such a painful problem for me, it could help thousands of other founders & agency owners who are stuck in the same LinkedIn content creation cycle.

And LiGo was born – named after the mission to help you "Let it Go" and automate the time-consuming parts of LinkedIn content creation without sacrificing your authentic voice.

But I didn't stop there. Through countless development cycles and iterations, I refined LiGo, testing every feature extensively. I personally use it for 80% of my LinkedIn posts and comments – it's become my second brain for professional networking.

Ahora, después de meses de rigurosas pruebas y mejoras, estoy seguro de que LiGo puede ayudar a otros a ahorrar tiempo al igual que me ayuda a mí, mientras mantiene ese elemento crucial de autenticidad en su contenido.