Yes, if
- You post in bursts and want a pace you can keep up
- You have a product or service to explain, not just photos to show
- Someone on your team can spend a little time each week reviewing and approving
AI helps us produce faster; a person decides what gets published. That way you keep a steady pace without generic copy or mistakes that hurt your brand.
We manage your social media with a monthly calendar, posts adapted to each network and scheduled publishing, using AI to produce and mandatory human review before anything goes live. It's for companies that want consistency without spending hours every week. You can start with a 7-day trial: two weeks of calendar and posts for one network.
Goals, recurring themes and posting frequency per network, in a monthly calendar tied to your sales dates, your launches and your website content.
We schedule in Meta Business Suite or tools such as Buffer or Metricool, and tag links with UTM parameters so GA4 shows which visits and leads come from each network.
No post is published until a person has reviewed it and you have approved it.
A session to understand your business, your audience and what you don't want to say. From that, we write a style and tone guide that both the AI and the team follow.
Calendar and posts, review with your comments in a shared doc or board, edits and scheduling. At month end we analyze reach, engagement and clicks, and what works feeds the next month.
We pick the network that matters most to you, prepare a basic tone guide and a two-week calendar with its posts; you review them and we schedule the ones you approve. That way you see the method and the quality before committing. Scope and dates are locked in writing before day one.
It depends on the post and the network. The major platforms ask you to label realistic content generated or altered with AI, such as a photo or video that could pass for real, and we do so when required. Copy written with AI help and reviewed by a person usually doesn't need a label, but we always follow each network's rules.
By default, your team, because they know your customers and can resolve things on the spot. We can prepare template replies for common questions and alerts so nothing goes unanswered. If you need us to handle moderation, we define it in the proposal with clear hours and limits.
The usual business ones: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and TikTok, plus YouTube for video. We recommend starting with one or two where your audience really is and doing them well before adding more. Scheduling depends on what each network allows through its official tool or connected scheduling tools.
Real photos of your business, team or product whenever possible, because they show what you actually offer. We use AI to retouch, adapt formats or create illustrations and backgrounds, never to invent premises, products or people that don't exist. If a generated image could look real, it gets labeled.
Tell us which networks you're on and how much time you spend on them today. We'll propose a trial calendar for one of them.
Pick a goal and we'll suggest the services that fit best.