# Pemberley > Pemberley is positioning intelligence for people who sell what they > know: consultants, fractional executives, advisors, and founders running > founder-led marketing. A professional services marketing tool: it reads > your field to keep you current, shows you the position only you can > take, and drafts and schedules posts to X, LinkedIn, and Threads. The > name you build rests on knowing your field cold. Intelligence is $10 a > month; add Reach to post for $30 more. Cancel anytime. Site: https://trypemberley.com ## Blog Field notes, by Jamie Lee: Field notes on being known for what you know: positioning, staying current, and getting found by clients and the machines that brief them. - [The best Feedly alternative is not another feed.](https://trypemberley.com/blog/feedly-alternative-for-keeping-up-with-your-field): An honest Feedly alternative for keeping up with your field: when a smarter RSS reader helps, and when a weekly brief that reads your niche for you wins. - [The honest way past the referral ceiling](https://trypemberley.com/blog/get-consulting-clients-beyond-referrals): How independent consultants get clients beyond referrals: the polished inbound most gurus sell gets almost nobody hired, so here is what actually works. - [Why executive coaches all sound the same on LinkedIn.](https://trypemberley.com/blog/how-executive-coaches-get-chosen-on-linkedin): How executive coaches get chosen on LinkedIn: stop leading with your title, own one narrow problem, and post the specific takes only an insider would have. - [You already wrote this week's LinkedIn posts.](https://trypemberley.com/blog/post-on-linkedin-consistently-without-a-ghostwriter): How to post on LinkedIn consistently without a ghostwriter: stop leaning on willpower and build a small system that turns what you already read into posts. - [Your old job was reading the industry for you](https://trypemberley.com/blog/stay-current-after-leaving-a-company): How to stay current in your industry after leaving a company: your old job ran your information supply for free, and now you have to rebuild it on purpose. - [Fractional executive is a sales problem, not a title](https://trypemberley.com/blog/become-a-fractional-cmo-cfo-coo): How to become a fractional CMO, CFO, or COO, honestly. What the role actually is, what you can charge, and the real math to replace a full-time salary. - [The feed is a bad way to keep up with your field.](https://trypemberley.com/blog/keep-up-with-your-field-without-doomscrolling): How to keep up with your field without living on LinkedIn and X all day: curate a few high-signal sources and read them weekly instead of grazing the feed. - [Nobody knows you because you are too broad.](https://trypemberley.com/blog/build-authority-when-nobody-knows-you): How to build authority in your field when nobody knows you yet. The problem is not reach, it is aim. Get narrow enough to be the one obvious answer. - [Specialize when you need strangers to find you.](https://trypemberley.com/blog/specialize-or-stay-a-generalist): Should you specialize or stay a generalist? While your network feeds you, it barely matters. The moment you need strangers to find you, focus is the lever. - [Your first consulting client already knows you.](https://trypemberley.com/blog/get-your-first-consulting-client): How to get your first consulting client, honestly: about 90 percent come from people who already know you, so the first move is a list, not a funnel. - [You cannot appoint yourself a thought leader.](https://trypemberley.com/blog/how-to-become-a-thought-leader): How you actually become a thought leader in your industry: one narrow point of view, shown in public, long enough that your name and the subject fuse. - [You don't need social media to grow a newsletter.](https://trypemberley.com/blog/grow-a-newsletter-without-social-media): The feed is optional. Search, recommendations, and reader referrals grow a newsletter without social media, and they compound while social posts decay. - [Nobody reads your blog. ChatGPT might.](https://trypemberley.com/blog/get-your-newsletter-recommended-by-chatgpt): What actually gets a newsletter recommended by ChatGPT and other AI assistants. A skeptical data scientist's guide to GEO, minus the snake oil. ## Product - [Home](https://trypemberley.com/): what Pemberley does - [How it works](https://trypemberley.com/how-it-works): the six steps, from reading your writing to scheduling posts - [Sample issue](https://trypemberley.com/sample): a full example issue, composed for an independent consultant building an authority practice - [GEO check](https://trypemberley.com/geo-check): a free check of how answer engines see any site (crawler access, feeds, llms.txt, quotable metadata) - [Help](https://trypemberley.com/help): accounts, billing, sources, the weekly issue, and connected accounts - [Get started](https://trypemberley.com/login): start with your blog or newsletter - [Writer relations](https://trypemberley.com/bot): how Pemberley’s crawler treats writers, and how to opt out - [Privacy](https://trypemberley.com/privacy): what Pemberley collects and the control you keep ## Feeds - [Blog RSS](https://trypemberley.com/blog/feed.xml)