Social posting · from $49/mo
A feed that keeps going
on the weeks you are busy
Posts written for your business and published to your own accounts on a schedule. Consistency is the whole game, and consistency is the part that fails first when you are doing the work you already sold.
Why consistency beats brilliance here
Almost every business posts in bursts: a fortnight of daily updates, then six silent weeks when a big job lands. The silence is what people see when they check you out, and an abandoned feed reads worse than no feed at all.
This is not really a traffic channel. It is what somebody finds when they have already heard your name and want to know whether you are a going concern. That job only needs the posting to not stop.
How it works
How
Written for your business
Generated against what you actually do and sell, not filled in from a template. A post that could belong to any competitor is the failure mode.
How
Scheduled, not dumped
Posted on a cadence you set. Nothing goes out in a burst at 3am because a queue drained.
How
Your own accounts
Posted to your pages, under your name. You keep the audience.
How
You see it first
Approve the run or let it publish on schedule — your call, changeable any time.
Pricing
Social posting
Your accounts, your voice, your schedule. No contract, cancel any time.
Starter
Three a week — enough that the page stops looking abandoned.
Growth
Daily posting, which is where a feed starts compounding rather than decaying.
Scale
The same cadence across more than one network, adapted per platform.
Questions
What is automated social media posting?
Software writes posts for your business and publishes them to your own accounts on a set schedule. The difference between this and a scheduling tool is that a scheduler posts what you already wrote; this writes it as well, against your actual services and market.
How often should a small business post?
Consistency matters far more than volume. Three posts a week, sustained, beats daily posting for a fortnight followed by nothing — which is the pattern almost every business actually produces when they do it themselves. Daily is where a feed starts compounding, and it is the cadence most accounts should aim at if they can sustain it.
Will it sound like a robot?
It sounds like whatever it is given to work with. Posts are generated from your own services, offers and voice notes, and you can read them before they publish. The tell for machine-written social is genericness — a post that would fit any business in your category — so specificity is what to check for.
Which platforms?
Facebook pages today, with multi-platform on the Scale tier. Connecting a page needs a one-time authorisation from you.
How much does it cost?
From $49/month for three posts a week, $99 for daily, $199 for daily across multiple platforms. No contract. It is bought separately from search content and separately from outreach.
Do I need the outreach service too?
No. This is sold on its own. It is often the better fit for businesses that sell to consumers rather than to other businesses, where cold outbound does not apply at all.
How long until it works?
Social is slower to attribute than it is to run. A feed that has been posting consistently for three months reads as a going concern to anyone who checks you out — which is usually what it is doing, rather than producing direct clicks. Judge it on whether people arriving from elsewhere trust what they find.
Start with a free account
Social posting is bought on its own — no outreach plan needed.