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7+ years turning finance into content people actually read | $88M→$110M revenue story, 750K+ impressions | Fintech & Capital Markets | 10K+ followers
I'm a financial writer and LinkedIn ghostwriter with a Master's in Finance and 7+ years writing for founders, C-suite executives, and financial services firms. I don't just write content. I translate expertise into authority, the kind that attracts clients, investors, and talent without a single cold message sent. What I've delivered: → 500K+ and 3500+ LinkedIn impressions and followers for a fintech founder in 7 months → Ghostwrote and managed a brokerage CEO's LinkedIn and Twitter, building him into a recognized voice in Pakistan's capital markets → Managed CareCloud's LinkedIn and Twitter accounts, supporting revenue growth from $88.6M (2023) to $110M (2025) → Revamped 140+ landing pages for CareCloud, one of the US's leading healthcare SaaS platforms → Published content in MSN, NASDAQ, Healthcare Business Today, and The Washington Times → Built my own 10,000+ follower LinkedIn audience writing about PSX, monetary policy, SaaS and financial markets Who I work with: Fintech founders. Brokerage CEOs. SaaS Founders. Capital markets executives. Investment managers. Anyone who has real insigt but not enough hours in the day to share it. What I offer: — LinkedIn ghostwriting (posts, carousels, thought leadership, in your voice) — Executive LinkedIn and Twitter (X) account management (end-to-end) — Content strategy for financial services brands — Investor communications and financial whitepapers — SEO articles — Optimised YouTube scripts (long and short) I bring something most ghostwriters can't: I actually understand the content. I can write about PSX dividend yields, monetary tightening cycles, or brokerage risk management, SaaS, and make it land with a non-technical audience. That's the edge. Working with clients globally. Ready to build your LinkedIn twitter presence into a lead engine? DM me or email [email removed]
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alizeh Bukhari is a B2B LinkedIn creator based in the United Kingdom with 11,368 followers, posting about AI, SaaS, and Marketing. On Naano, one sponsored LinkedIn post by alizeh Bukhari costs €125, a fixed price per post.
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