LinkedIn Content for Heads of Marketing, With Proof
For heads of marketing, TrendPost reads the marketing trade press, newsletters and communities you no longer have time for, and delivers 3-5 rising topics each morning with a source link, engagement numbers and age. You post about what your industry is debating today, with proof, in four drafted angles that sound like you.
The daily reality
- Your own visibility is the first thing cut when the team, the budget and the board all need you.
- Posting generic marketing advice makes you sound like every other marketing leader on the feed.
- You hear about the debate everyone is having a week late, once it is already saturated.
With TrendPost
- The board is built from the publications marketing leaders actually read, not from Reddit threads about marketing.
- Every topic carries a live source link and its engagement numbers, so a post you write cites something checkable.
- Growth tracking surfaces a conversation while it is still climbing, which is when a considered take still lands.
A head of marketing has more worth saying on LinkedIn than almost anyone in the building — what actually moved pipeline, which channel quietly died, what the last rebrand really cost. What you do not have is a spare hour to find the conversation worth attaching it to.
TrendPost does that half. It reads the marketing trade press, newsletter writers and industry news every morning and puts 3-5 rising topics on a board with proof attached: where it came from, how much attention it is getting, how old it is. Pick one, read one of four drafted angles, adjust the wording, post. The research that used to take half a morning takes two minutes.
Deliberately, this niche does not lean on Reddit. Marketing leaders do not gather there the way developers do, so the board is built from publications instead. See what it looks like on the public heads of marketing digest, updated daily.
Want proof before signing up? The public heads of marketing digest shows what the engine surfaced for this niche, updated daily.
Common questions
3 answered- 01Where do the topics for marketing leaders come from?
- From the marketing trade press, newsletters and industry news, plus a small number of genuinely active marketing communities. A topic only appears if a real source returned it today. The AI scores and ranks what came back; it never invents a trend.
- 02Why does this not use Reddit much for marketing?
- Because marketing leaders largely are not there. The marketing subreddits are thin and skew to beginner questions, so a board built from them would miss what your peers are actually discussing. Publications and newsletters carry that conversation instead, and that is what we read.
- 03Will the drafts sound like a marketing leader or like AI?
- During setup you paste in posts you have written, and drafting is steered by them. Every draft is also checked against rules that ban the buzzwords that make a post read as machine-written before you ever see it.