Will it write the posts, or just schedule them?

Both, and everything between. It builds the angle from what your business already knows, writes each platform's version, illustrates it, queues it and posts it. Where you want an approval step, it goes in as a setting, and most clients loosen it after the first month.

How much does it post?

As much as your channels can use well, agreed on day one. A standing arrangement is typically a post a day on LinkedIn, three to five a week on Instagram, X and Facebook, and a weekly run of vertical clips, all from one monthly plan. The cadence changes when you say so, never because the queue ran dry.

What about comments and messages?

Answered, in your voice, with an escalation rule you set. Routine replies go out on their own. A complaint, a live lead or anything the system is not sure about reaches you with the whole thread attached, in Slack, WhatsApp or email.

Does it post through our accounts or yours?

Yours, always. Every platform is connected through your own logins, so the followers, the history and the data stay with you, and nothing of ours needs switching off if we ever stop working together. Access is granted on a call with you at the keyboard, so no password ever leaves your hands.

What do you need from us?

The brief and the brand: what you sell, who to, and how you sound. The access, which takes one call. Everything after that is us.

Social media automation: planned, written, posted and answered

Every platform you run, planned, written, scheduled, posted and answered, without a social media team. You bring the brief and the brand. Everything after that is ours.

The whole channel, run for you

One monthly plan from you, then the channel runs. Six jobs, all of them ours.

IdeationA month of angles from your calls, your inbox, your competitors and what your buyers search. You approve the plan.
Written per platformOne idea, five shapes. The argument for LinkedIn, the sentence for X, the frame for Instagram, the clip for TikTok.
Imagery and videoEvery post illustrated to brand. Vertical clips cut, captioned and hooked in the first second.
Scheduled and publishedQueued into the slots each platform rewards and posted through your own accounts. A pause switch stops the lot in one message.
Replies, in your voiceRoutine comments and messages answered on their own. A lead, a complaint or anything uncertain reaches you with the whole thread attached.
Reported in numbers you can checkReach, engagement, clicks and leads per platform, monthly, against a baseline agreed on day one. Including what did not work.

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Every platform you run, from one window

Each platform is connected to the queue through your own accounts, and to Claude, Codex or Grok if you would rather type a sentence and watch it go out everywhere. No dashboards, no logging into six tools.

LinkedIn
Instagram
X
Facebook
TikTok
YouTube

Buffer
OmniSocials
Higgsfield
Canva
DaVinci Resolve
ElevenLabs
n8n
Make
Claude
Codex
Grok
Slack

Best in class for each job, all of it running in your own accounts.

Where you stay in control

Four controls, each one yours to set. None of them slows the work down.

The approval gate is a settingApprove everything in month one, nothing by month two, or anything in between. Moving it is a setting, not a rebuild.
A pause switch, alwaysOne message stops the whole queue, so a cheerful post never lands on the morning of bad news.
Your accounts, your followers, your dataEverything posts through your own logins. Nothing of ours to switch off if we ever stop working together.
A fixed price, quoted firstThe build is quoted in writing before anything starts. Running it is monthly, thirty days' notice both ways, no minimum term.

The day-to-day, all of it automated

Fourteen jobs a specialist does by hand. The run does every one, on a schedule, inside the tools you already use. You see the results, not the work.

Buffer, illustrated with example figures: Buffer: Publishing queue for one week with scheduled posts across major social networks. — Buffer: Publishing queue for one week with scheduled posts across major social networks.

Monthly social media calendar planned in advance
Engaging posts written for each platform
Eye catching images created to match brand style
Short vertical videos edited for social feeds
Posts scheduled for best engagement times
Customer questions and comments answered every day
Direct messages monitored and routed to your team
Industry discussions monitored for comment opportunities
Hashtags and location tags selected for reach
Competitor social activity tracked and analysed monthly
User content gathered and credited with permission
Weekly engagement and follower growth reports delivered
Helpful educational content balanced with promotional posts
Outdated or broken profile links updated regularly

Meta Business Suite, illustrated with example figures: Meta Business Suite: Inbox showing customer conversations across Messenger and Instagram threads. — Meta Business Suite: Inbox showing customer conversations across Messenger and Instagram threads.

LinkedIn, illustrated with example figures: LinkedIn: Page analytics content tab showing impressions, engagement rate charts and post list. — LinkedIn: Page analytics content tab showing impressions, engagement rate charts and post list.

Illustrations of the tools in use, drawn for this page for an example business, Marlow & Finch. Every figure in them is an example, not a client's data, and any person in them is generated. Tap a picture to open it full size.

BufferScheduling across every channel
Meta Business SuiteFacebook and Instagram posts and inbox
LinkedInCompany page posts and analytics
HootsuiteMentions, comments and messages
CanvaImages sized for each platform

The night shift

Nobody in the building. This is the job doing itself at eleven at night, and what you see in the morning.

A month of posts on the calendar, each one queued, each one lit as it goes out.

The screen your team sees in the morning: what went live, what is scheduled, what was drafted overnight.

Questions we get asked about this

Will it write the posts, or just schedule them?: Both, and everything between. It builds the angle from what your business already knows, writes each platform's version, illustrates it, queues it and posts it. Where you want an approval step, it goes in as a setting, and most clients loosen it after the first month.
How much does it post?: As much as your channels can use well, agreed on day one. A standing arrangement is typically a post a day on LinkedIn, three to five a week on Instagram, X and Facebook, and a weekly run of vertical clips, all from one monthly plan. The cadence changes when you say so, never because the queue ran dry.
What about comments and messages?: Answered, in your voice, with an escalation rule you set. Routine replies go out on their own. A complaint, a live lead or anything the system is not sure about reaches you with the whole thread attached, in Slack, WhatsApp or email.
Does it post through our accounts or yours?: Yours, always. Every platform is connected through your own logins, so the followers, the history and the data stay with you, and nothing of ours needs switching off if we ever stop working together. Access is granted on a call with you at the keyboard, so no password ever leaves your hands.
What do you need from us?: The brief and the brand: what you sell, who to, and how you sound. The access, which takes one call. Everything after that is us.

Got a question the list did not answer? Ask it on a call, or send us the brief and we will come back with a fixed price.

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