Social media management questions, answered plainly

What is in a month?

30 posts, each with an Instagram, a Facebook and a LinkedIn caption, hashtags, a date and suggested time, and either a photo from your website or a one-line image direction. Delivered as a browser calendar (calendar.html), an Excel calendar, schedule.csv with 90 rows, a captions text file, an images folder with the site photos used, and a summary.

Who posts?

You do. We never ask for logins and do not post. Load schedule.csv into a scheduler such as Buffer or Meta Business Suite, or paste the captions from captions.txt into the apps. Add the images from the images folder yourself; check the import format of your tool first.

Will it sound like us?

It reads your site and takes notes on tone. Instagram captions are punchier with hashtags, Facebook more conversational, LinkedIn more professional. If a post is off, use one of the two change rounds.

Do you invent offers, reviews or numbers?

No. Prices, discounts, awards and quotes are used only if they appear on your site or in your notes. Unverifiable details go on the Check before posting sheet. In our tests it flagged a rating, a licence and first-name reviews it could not confirm.

Are the images AI faces or stock people?

No. Photos from your own website or uploads, or a one-line image direction. No stock people and no generated people.

What if I have no photos?

Posts with no fitting photo get a one-line image direction: what to photograph or design, for example the crew edging a lawn border. We do not make designed graphics. Real photos from your own site are used when they are good enough.

What if my website is thin?

Results depend on what we can read. Add notes about services, tone and facts, and upload photos.

Can I get posts for several brands?

Pro covers 3 brands, or 90 posts.

Can you do video, Reels or Stories?

No. Still image posts only.

Will this get me followers or sales?

We make no such promise. Steady, useful posting helps a business look active; results depend on your market and what you do with it.

How long does it take?

Usually within the hour.

What are my change options?

Two rounds: shorter, funnier, more formal, drop a topic, swap a post.

Can I cancel?

Any time from your account page. You keep access until the end of the paid month. 14-day refund if the first month misses.

What to check before you post

Open the Check before posting sheet first. It lists every detail we were unsure of with the post number: hours, a season, a claim. Confirm or edit these. Then open calendar.html to see the whole month and every post, and read the captions in your own voice. If something is off, use one of the two change rounds.

Details of the files are on how it works; prices on pricing.

Limits in plain words

We do not post for you, ask for logins, make video, or reply to comments. We do not promise followers or sales. Photos are only as good as the ones on your website, and a post without a fitting photo gets an image direction you must act on yourself. A thin website gives plainer posts. Check your scheduler's import format before loading schedule.csv; adding images is a manual step.

Is this social media management?

Partly. Social media management covers planning, writing, designing, posting, replying and reporting. We cover planning and writing for a month at a time, as files. If you want someone to be on your accounts every day, hire a person or an agency. If you can post and reply yourself but never have the content ready, this fills that gap at a small share of the cost of full management in published guides.

A sensible split for many owners: we deliver the month, you spend about ten minutes a day scheduling and replying. Your accounts, your voice, your logins.

What to do on day one

1. Open calendar.html to see the whole month at once.
2. Open the Check before posting sheet and settle each item.
3. Load schedule.csv into your scheduler or paste the posts into each app.
4. Add the photos from the images folder, or shoot the ones the image directions describe.
5. Ask for changes if the tone is off; two rounds are included.

Quality control and limits

Before delivery, each run is checked by script: exactly 30 posts, consecutive dates, no empty caption, none over 2,200 characters, and every price, number, year, award or name in a caption traced to your site or notes, with any exception listed on the Check sheet. Someone still has to read it as the owner would. That is you. We cannot know facts that are not on your site, so a business with a thin website gets plainer posts, and a seasonal hook may land a week off in your region.

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