Best LinkedIn Ghostwriters in 2026 (Ranked by Data)

#20 · Zisha Bibi, 206 median likes

Zisha Bibi is a LinkedIn growth strategist and ghostwriter for CEOs, founders and coaches, based in Pakistan. Her feed talks back: 168 median comments against 206 median likes, the second-highest comment count in the top 20. Our yearly data on her covers 2026 only.

"I don't have a big life lesson to share today. Just a little moment of gratitude." Her most liked post of the year, a birthday note: 635 likes and 466 comments. Read it

#19 · Dorith Naon, 207 median likes

Dorith Naon writes LinkedIn posts for CEOs in France, trains teams on the platform and founded Check Le Média. She is the fourth-biggest account in the top 20 (98k followers). Her yearly median went from 224 in 2024 to 398 in 2025, then 202 so far in 2026.

Her most liked post of the year, a French-language personal story written in defence of social services: 3,635 likes, almost 18 times her median, the second-widest gap here. Read it

#18 · Sneha Tyagi, 221 median likes

Sneha Tyagi is the founder of Kreaive and a LinkedIn ghostwriter, based in India. She has the fewest posts analyzed in the top 20 (37), and a number shows up in 54% of her hooks, the third-highest rate on this list.

"i've made more money from writing than from my degree. which is funny because i never planned to become a writer." Her most liked post of the year: 501 likes. Read it

#17 · Charlène Angélique Steck, 227 median likes

Charlène Angélique Steck, based in Switzerland, is an author who ghostwrites books for entrepreneurs and experts. She has the lowest median comment count in the top 20 (13). Her Mental Health posts earn a 305 median, ahead of her Psychology posts (211).

Her most liked post of the year, a German-language post against the rule that an engagement ring should cost three months' salary: 657 likes and 154 comments, nearly 12 times her median comment count. Read it

#16 · Shubhangi Madan Vatsa, 231 median likes

Shubhangi Madan Vatsa is the co-founder of The People Company, a personal branding agency in India, and a LinkedIn ghostwriter. The second-biggest account in the top 20 (124k followers), she has its lowest engagement rate, 0.19%.

Counted by year, her median fell from 546 in 2025 to 88 so far in 2026.

"I have something to share" Her most liked post of the year, an agency announcement that holds its news for the next line: 1,196 likes. Read it

#15 · Sakshi Darpan, 235 median likes

Sakshi Darpan, based in India, works on LinkedIn growth, founder personal branding and ghostwriting. A number shows up in 61% of her hooks, the second-highest rate here. Her yearly median went from 360 in 2025 to 218 so far in 2026, on far fewer posts (27 this year).

"Here are the 10 things that changed for me." Her most liked post of the year, a follower-milestone list: 837 likes and 212 comments. Read it

#14 · Mike Rosenberg, 236 median likes

Mike Rosenberg, who spent 19 years as a journalist and ghostwriter and now writes and teaches LinkedIn posts, is the only US-based ghostwriter in the top 20. He has the most posts analyzed on this list (210).

His AI posts earn a 425 median, three times his Content Marketing posts (143). His yearly median went from 70 in 2025 to 344 so far in 2026.

"A Brown professor started offering take-home exams. His class size tripled and 84 of the 86 students were caught using AI to cheat on the mid-term." His most liked post of the year: 5,456 likes, 23 times his median, the biggest post and the widest gap in the top 20. Read it

#13 · Ellie Hines, 255 median likes

Ellie Hines is a content coach and ghostwriter for founders, based in the United Kingdom. She has the second-highest posting volume in the top 20 (206 posts analyzed) and the third-highest median comment count (112). Her Entrepreneurship posts earn a 314 median, ahead of her LinkedIn posts (228).

"I knew this day was coming for a while… But yesterday was my last day as a PT" Her most liked post of the year: 1,035 likes and 290 comments. Read it

#12 · Gauri M., 267 median likes

Gauri M. builds personal brands for entrepreneurs in India, across content and marketing technology. She is the third-biggest account in the top 20 (110k followers). Her yearly median went from 488 in 2024 to 388 in 2025, then 267 so far in 2026.

"clarity closes deals, charisma doesn't." Her most liked post of the year, a list of eight lessons from 2025: 2,038 likes, almost 8 times her median. Read it

#11 · Karla McNeilage, 272 median likes

Karla McNeilage, based in the United Kingdom, builds personal brands for founders and C-suite leaders. She writes the longest posts in the top 20, 513 words on average, and holds its fourth-highest median comment count (108).

Year by year, her median has slipped: 415 in 2024, 366 in 2025, then 234 so far in 2026.

"2026 won't be 'your year' by accident. I know because I waited years for my life to change." Her most liked post of the year: 686 likes. Read it

#10 · Nikolett Jaksa, 290 median likes

Nikolett Jaksa, based in Serbia, offers LinkedIn ghostwriting and coaching for founders and CEOs. She holds the highest median comment count in the top 20: 244, against 290 median likes. Her trajectory is the steadiest here: 313 in 2024, 321 in 2025, 290 so far in 2026.

"One of my 2026 goals was to get featured in Forbes. Yesterday, it happened." Her most liked post of the year: 1,017 likes and 787 comments, the most comments on any post in the top 20. Read it

#9 · Paulina Stricker, 295 median likes

Paulina Stricker, based in Germany, offers entrepreneurs a LinkedIn profile takeover, according to her headline. Her Leadership posts earn a 379 median, ahead of Work Culture (332) and Content Marketing (230), and her 0.82% engagement rate places her in the efficiency cut below.

Her most liked post of the year, a German-language open letter to recruiters and hiring managers about entry-level requirements: 1,396 likes. Read it

#8 · Katharine Gordon, 340 median likes

Katharine Gordon, based in the United Kingdom, is a senior content writer at LeverBrands who writes posts for CEOs and founders. She is the smallest account in the top 20 (11k followers) and has its second-highest engagement rate, 3.15%. Our yearly data on her covers 2026 only.

"Your brain is a lot simpler than you think. Overthinking and underthinking have easy fixes..." Her most liked post of the year: 4,478 likes, 13 times her median. Read it

#7 · Amelie Kaijo, 347 median likes

Amelie Kaijo is the co-founder and managing director of Geminos and Geminos Connect, which offer LinkedIn consultancy and ghostwriting in Germany. She has the fourth-highest posting volume in the top 20 (171 posts analyzed).

Her Sales posts earn a 538 median, well ahead of her Content Marketing posts (294).

Her most liked post of the year, a German-language opinion piece on the conscription debate: 1,599 likes and 256 comments. Read it

#6 · Asia Hussain, 411 median likes

Asia Hussain, based in Pakistan, runs LinkedIn and X presence for founders, coaches and CEOs, ghostwriting and design included. Her 103 median comments rank fifth in the top 20, and her 1.05% engagement rate puts her second in the efficiency cut.

Her yearly median rose from 241 in 2025 to 361 so far in 2026.

"Finally, I hit my goal of making $6k monthly solely from LinkedIn." Her most liked post of the year: 1,042 likes and 288 comments. Read it

#5 · Jahanvi Bhati, 414 median likes

Jahanvi Bhati is a LinkedIn growth strategist from India, working across marketing, ghostwriting and personal branding. Her audience replies less than most here: 25 median comments, the third-lowest in the top 20. Our yearly data on her covers 2026 only.

"Every student I know calls themselves a hustler. Studying all day." Her most liked post of the year: 2,759 likes, almost 7 times her median. Read it

#4 · Kartik B., 530 median likes

Kartik B. helps founders and executives in India build authority on LinkedIn through ghostwriting, profile work and personal branding. His yearly median rose from 302 in 2025 to 522 so far in 2026, and his Social Media posts earn a 602 median, above his overall figure.

His most liked post of the year, a one-line, all-lowercase parody of the 'thrilled to announce' opener: 4,513 likes, more than 8 times his median. Read it

#3 · Sanvi Khandelwal, 592 median likes

Sanvi Khandelwal is a content strategist and ghostwriter from India. She leads the efficiency cut below with a 2.63% engagement rate, and her yearly median jumped from 73 in 2025 to 725 so far in 2026, the steepest rise in the top 20.

"Everyone says: 'Storytelling is king on LinkedIn.' Well… is it? Stories make people clap. Teaching makes people come back." Her most liked post of the year: 2,127 likes and 188 comments. Read it

#2 · Shweta Kukreja, 626 median likes

Shweta Kukreja is a personal branding strategist and ghostwriter for founders, based in India. She has the biggest audience in the ranking, 175k followers, and a number shows up in 62% of her hooks, the top rate on this list.

Her yearly median went from 912 in 2024 to 1,039 in 2025, then 573 so far in 2026.

"Not long ago, I was searching for a stable corporate job, became a freelancer, and tried so hard to find clients." Her most liked post of the year: 3,044 likes, almost 5 times her median. Read it

#1 · Trisha Paul, 717 median likes

Trisha Paul, based in India, builds personal brands on LinkedIn for founders, CEOs and coaches. She tops this ranking with 717 median likes per post, more than 13 times the pool median, on 16k followers: a 4.41% engagement rate, the highest in the top 20.

Her best post earned less than twice her median, the smallest gap here: her rank rests on consistency. Our yearly data on her covers 2026 only.

"A $10,000 client and a $500 client can look at the exact same LinkedIn profile… And walk away with two completely different opinions." Her most liked post of the year: 1,265 likes. Read it

Where do these cards come from? We computed every figure on this page from public posts with MagicPost's LinkedIn analytics: median engagement, engagement rates, themes and trajectories, across 192 ghostwriters' own profiles. It works on your profile too, including a side-by-side with anyone on this list.

Best LinkedIn ghostwriters by market

Each table below applies the same floors and the same median to one of seven markets, grouped by the country on each profile.

Best LinkedIn ghostwriters in the United States

35 active ghostwriters based in the United States pass our floors. The top 10:

Best LinkedIn ghostwriters in the United Kingdom and Ireland

In the United Kingdom and Ireland, 32 active ghostwriters pass our floors. The top 10:

Best LinkedIn ghostwriters in France

France has 30 active ghostwriters who pass our floors. The top 5:

Best LinkedIn ghostwriters in DACH (Germany, Austria, Switzerland)

16 active ghostwriters based in Germany, Austria or Switzerland pass our floors. The top 5:

Best LinkedIn ghostwriters in Benelux (Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg)

This is a small pool: 5 active Benelux ghostwriters pass our floors, so a few posts can move the ranks. All five:

Best LinkedIn ghostwriters in Spain

Only 3 active ghostwriters based in Spain pass our floors, a small pool where a few posts can move the ranks. All three:

Best LinkedIn ghostwriters in Canada

Canada is a small pool too: 8 active Canadian ghostwriters pass our floors, so a few posts can move the ranks. The top 3:

Four of the seven market leaders also make this page's top 20: Amelie Kaijo (#7), Katharine Gordon (#8), Mike Rosenberg (#14) and Dorith Naon (#19). The Benelux, Spanish and Canadian leaders rank on smaller medians, in smaller pools.

Which LinkedIn ghostwriters have the highest engagement rate?

Raw like counts reward whoever has the biggest crowd. Engagement rate corrects for that: median likes per post divided by followers (accounts with 20k followers and over).

All five also sit in the top 20, so in this pool the most engaged profiles are also the ones that rank. Two smaller profiles in the top 20 post higher rates still but fall under the 20k line: Trisha Paul (4.41%) and Katharine Gordon (3.15%).

Which LinkedIn ghostwriter gets the most comments per post?

Comments relative to likes: the record in our ghostwriter pool is held by Dmitry Pavlotsky, based in the Netherlands, at 113 median comments against 103 median likes, 1.10 comments for every like (counting accounts with 100+ median likes).

Charlotte A. in France (110 against 105) and Edha Jain in Switzerland (124 against 133) follow. The typical top-20 ghostwriter gets one comment per 7 likes.

What a ranking of LinkedIn ghostwriters can and cannot tell you

This ranking measures one thing: how well each ghostwriter's own posts land with their own audience. It is a public writing sample, signed with their name. It says nothing about the results they get for clients, whose posts go out under the clients' names.

Read it as a shortlist, then judge the work you cannot see here: client samples, your market, and whether a draft sounds like you.

What hiring one costs is not in our data. Our guide to LinkedIn ghostwriting rates puts a freelance retainer of 8 to 12 posts at about $500 to $2,000 a month, and an agency package at the same volume at $2,000 to $7,000, citing Windmill Growth and Foundera.

By the same page's figures, most founders on a retainer pay $150 to $300 per post.

Nine of the top 20 are based in India, three in the United Kingdom and two each in Germany and Pakistan. For a buyer in Paris or Munich, the market tables above are the more useful cut.

If you write for clients yourself, our guide to the best LinkedIn tools for ghostwriters compares the software for drafting, approvals and scheduling across several profiles.

And if commenting under these ghostwriters' posts is how you plan to learn from them, an engagement feed keeps it to a five-minute daily habit.

How we ranked the best LinkedIn ghostwriters

All of this is MagicPost's own research. We went through the last 12 months of posts that 192 ghostwriters published on their own profiles and ranked them by median likes per post.

Who counts as a ghostwriter: a profile enters the pool when our own creator classification marks it as a ghostwriter, or when its headline describes the person as a LinkedIn ghostwriter or a LinkedIn content agency.

The same rule applies to every profile in the pool.

What we measure: the engagement of each ghostwriter's own profile, the one part of their work that is public under their name. Client results are not public, so they play no part in the rank.

Only creators with at least one post in the last 60 days are ranked. The method:

• Floors: at least 5,000 followers and 30 posts in the window; deleted posts excluded.

• Median rather than average: no single viral post can buy a place.

• Posts analyzed: the posts our dataset holds per ghostwriter, sometimes fewer than they published.

• Markets: grouped by the country on the profile; DACH and Benelux combine their countries.

Rankings refresh as the data does. No placement here was sponsored; every rank comes straight from the median.

Study them, then study yourself. With MagicPost you can analyze any LinkedIn profile the way we just did (median engagement, engagement rate, themes, trajectory) and benchmark your own against this pool. The data on this page is the product.