Social media automation means an AI employee turns your articles and news into posts and short videos, keeps them in one calendar and posts on the days you choose. It runs today on our own brand. For clients, it's built to order.
Running today on our own brand: LinkedIn posting from an approved calendar, and short videos made from the same calendar. For clients it is built to order.
Because posting is a small job that gets pushed aside every week. Social media automation makes it a routine.
Say a family restaurant posts for a week, then nothing for two months. A customer checks the page before booking, sees nothing new and wonders if it has closed.
That costs you trust you never see.
Everything starts from one content calendar in a sheet, so you see each post before it goes out.
You get active channels and a stock of content, without a weekly meeting about it.
It's for any business whose buyers look at its pages before they reply.
It posts only what's in the calendar, on your own accounts. No fake followers, no bought likes, no messages to your contacts.
One command stops it, and the calendar always shows what went out and when.
LinkedIn runs today, on our own brand, on a company page and a personal profile. Other channels are built to order.
The AI employee writes the script, records the voice, makes the pictures in your style and adds captions. Short videos are made today on our own brand.
Only when you say so. Every kind of post starts with your approval. Once one has proven itself, you decide when it can go out on its own.
No. Replies stay with you. The robot only posts what's in the calendar.
Tell us which channels your buyers look at. Write to [email protected] and we'll show you a month of your calendar.
Three lines are enough: what you do, what takes your time, how many hours a week it costs. Write to [email protected].
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