A founder position brief
I capture the view, its intended audience, the experience behind it and the situations where you would qualify or change the position.
FOUNDER GHOSTWRITING / POINT OF VIEW
How do we turn a founder's opinions into useful X content?
Give your reader the reasoning behind your position.
Turn a founder’s opinion into useful X content by stating the actual position, explaining the reasons and showing a concrete example or exception. Distinguish personal judgement from a factual claim and write for the reader who would benefit from the argument. Nowix develops the position brief and drafts the posts for the founder’s review.
Work directly with KnowixProduct understanding. Content. Execution.
WHAT WE BUILD TOGETHER
I help you express the opinion you actually hold.
The strongest source is a decision you have made or a problem you have seen. I ask what led to your position and use that reasoning to write a post with a clear purpose.
An evidence and example map
We separate opinion from checkable claims and identify the concrete examples or sources needed to support the argument.
Original opinion drafts
I write the agreed posts with a clear stance, useful reasoning and a closing thought, then refine the wording and emphasis with the founder.
WORK & EXAMPLES
Relevant work and resources to inspect.
Explore the actual work, the delivery scope and the context behind the examples.
PUBLIC WRITING
See reader-focused product stories
My own Treg articles connect a product to specific builder problems. They let you inspect my approach to a concrete explanation, rather than a client opinion-writing result.
Inspect the public writing VOICE AND PERSPECTIVEPrepare the view behind the draft
The content brief asks for the opinion you want to explain, voice examples and product evidence before writing.
View the writing inputsTHE WORKING RELATIONSHIP
Find the reasoning before writing the hook.
We agree the work, approvals and budget before starting. You work with me throughout.
- 01
Explore the actual position
We discuss a decision, disagreement or repeated observation. I ask for the example that shaped your view and where you think it applies.
- 02
Test the argument
We identify missing support and fair qualifications. Your team checks factual claims while the founder confirms that the position reflects what they mean.
- 03
Write and refine
I draft the argument in your voice. You review the stance, examples and wording, and we preserve accepted reasoning for related future posts.
Frequently asked questions
What if my opinion is still developing?
We can write an observation or open question that matches your actual confidence. The position brief can capture what you believe now, what remains uncertain and what would change your view.
Do opinion posts need sources?
Personal judgement should be identified as such. Checkable claims still need support, particularly when the argument uses product performance, customer behaviour or a comparison. I mark those claims for factual review.
Should we make the opinion more controversial?
Choose wording that accurately reflects your position and serves the reader. A clear disagreement can be useful when you explain the reason; overstating the view creates a post you may not want to defend.
Can a writer suggest a position for me?
I can surface an angle or ask about a tension in your experience. The founder decides whether they hold that view and supplies the reasoning before it is written under their name.
Can these posts mention the product?
Yes, when the product decision or experience is relevant to the argument. The product should add evidence or context rather than interrupting a useful point with an unrelated pitch.
YOUR PRODUCT / OUR NEXT STEP
Let’s write your founder point of view.
Share the view and why you hold it. I’ll propose a position brief and a focused set of X drafts.
Useful things to include
- The opinion or decision you want to explain
- The experience and examples behind it
- Factual sources and relevant qualifications
- Your intended reader and voice examples
I read your brief personally.
You get a suggested approach and scope before committing.
YOUR NEXT MOVE
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