Why posting stops after three weeks
Nobody abandons social media on purpose. It happens for these three reasons.
The blank page every morning
Deciding what to post today, every day, is the part that kills it. Planning a month in one sitting removes the daily decision entirely.
The image that was the wrong size
Every network wants different dimensions, and resizing by hand is where the good intention dies. Automatic resizing makes it a non-issue.
The comment nobody answered
Messages spread across three apps get missed, and a missed question is a customer who asked somewhere else instead.
Plan, publish and reply in one place
Three networks, one calendar, one inbox. Nothing is copied and pasted between apps.
Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn
Connect your pages once and publish to all three, with the text adapted per platform rather than pasted identically.
Plan and schedule ahead
A calendar view of the month, so you can see the gaps before they happen and fill them in one session.
AI-assisted captions
A first draft written for you in the right tone and language, which you edit rather than stare at an empty box.
Automatic image handling
Images are resized per network and watermarked with your logo, so nothing is posted in the wrong format or without your brand.
One inbox for comments and messages
Comments and direct messages from all connected pages arrive in the same list, so your team can actually keep up.
Reporting that means something
Reach, engagement and growth per network in one view, so you can see which posts were worth the effort.
What changes
in the marketing.
Software is only worth the subscription if the month feels different. This is where it does.
An hour with the calendar and the month is filled: offers, news, seasonal posts, each on the right day for the right network.
One photo becomes the right size for each network, watermarked, without opening an image editor.
Nothing depends on somebody remembering at eleven in the morning. The calendar publishes, you get on with the work.
Comments and messages land together, so the question asked on Instagram is answered as fast as the one on Facebook.
What does it cost?
One page posted twice a week and five pages posted daily are not the same job, so there is no single sticker price. Three things decide yours:
How many pages and networks you connect, since each account has to be linked, authorised and kept connected.
Whether you want the AI captions, because that is an option with its own cost rather than something everyone pays for.
Whether we also produce the content or you write it yourself and use the tool only to plan and publish.
Hosting, SSL, daily backups, updates and support are inside the monthly price. There is no separate hosting bill and no cost per post, whether you publish twice a week or twice a day.
Ask for your priceQuestions businesses actually ask
Which networks are supported?
Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn, connected to your own business pages. Posts, images, scheduling, comments and messages all run through the same tool.
Do I lose access to my own pages?
No. The pages stay yours and you keep full access. The tool publishes on your behalf and can be disconnected at any time.
Is the AI writing the posts for me?
It writes a first draft in your tone and language. You edit and approve before anything is published, so nothing goes out that you did not read.
What happens to my images?
They are resized per network and watermarked with your logo automatically. The originals stay untouched.
Can more than one person use it?
Yes. Your team works from the same calendar and the same inbox, which is the point of having one place rather than three apps.
How long before we are live?
Usually within a week. We connect your pages, set your watermark and tone, and plan the first month together so the habit starts properly.
See it with your own pages in it
Tell us which pages you run and we will show you a planned month, with your images and your tone, before you commit to anything.
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