Services Content engine

One idea. A month of posts.

Nobody has time to be a full-time social media coordinator. The content engine turns one idea a week into posts for every channel you use, and you only touch the part that needs your taste: the yes.

Content engine, under the hood.

What leaks today

  • Posts go out when someone remembers, which is never during busy season.
  • Every channel wants a different size, length and tone, so one post becomes four chores.
  • Nobody knows which posts brought in work, so nobody knows what to do more of.

What the bots do

  1. You drop in one idea, a photo or a job you just finished.
  2. Bots write variations in your voice for each channel and line them up on a calendar.
  3. Approved posts publish on schedule. Unapproved ones wait; nothing goes out on its own.
  4. A weekly report shows what got seen, clicked and asked about.

What stays with you

  • What gets said about your business, and what doesn’t.
  • Which posts go out. Every one waits for a yes.
  • Replies to real customers. A person answers people.

Built on what you already have: Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profile, LinkedIn, your photo library and the scheduling tool you may already have.

Fair questions

Will the posts sound like a robot wrote them?

They’re drafted from your own past posts, your words and your photos, then you approve or edit each one. If it doesn’t sound like you, it doesn’t go out.

Do I need new software?

Usually not. We start with the accounts and tools you already have and add something only if the fit check shows it pays for itself.

Who answers comments and messages?

Your people. Bots can flag the ones that need an answer, but a person replies to customers.

Not every business needs every module.

The fit check shows which ones pay for themselves in your shop. Here are the others.

Start with the process that annoys you most. We’ll take it from there.

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