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AI-Assisted Social Media Management

Turn photos and clips
into posts.

AI drafts. You approve.

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A landscaper finishes a courtyard.

Illustrative example

  1. Your material
  2. Post draft
  3. Your approval
  4. Selected channel
A landscaping business owner reviews a post on her phone in a garden. Photos and a video feed into a draft, then pass through human approval before publishing to a selected channel: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube or Facebook.

Channel options

  • Instagram
  • TikTok
  • YouTube
  • Facebook
You approve the post and its timing. We publish through the channel we agree and test.
See the example
  1. 01

    Source material

    →
    ↙Shared by the business
    Illustrated courtyard projectA finished patio surrounded by planted garden beds, with a bench and a timber privacy screen.
    Illustrated source photo

    Job notes

    New paving and planting beds. Photos and a short courtyard clip.

    Use only material you have permission to share.

  2. 02

    Post draft

    →
    ≡Prepared for review

    Draft caption

    “A new patio and planting beds, ready for evenings outside.”

    Proposed time

    Friday · 4:00 pm

    Ready for your review

  3. 03

    Owner approval

    →
    Waiting for approval
    BO

    Assigned reviewer

    Business owner

    Check the wording and media. Edit or approve the exact post and its timing.

    Approval comes before scheduling.

  4. 04

    Approved schedule

    After approval

    Friday

    4:00 pm

    Approved post

    Schedule through the agreed, tested publishing route.

Start with one agreed channel.

How this fits your workflow

Fits your workflow

Agree the
posting process.

↳

Photos and clips you already have

Use material your business has permission to share.

✓

A reviewer before every post

Agree who approves each draft and its timing.

What if a draft needs a change?

Keep it in review until the approver accepts the exact content. If the publishing route fails, pause and return it for review.

What do we set up?

Begin with one client and one agreed channel. Agree the source material and post format, then test the publishing route before scheduling. Replies and outreach require a separate scope.

Getting started

Start with one channel.

  1. 01

    Free workflow call

    Choose the first channel.

  2. 02

    Paid planning

    Agree the scope.

  3. 03

    Implementation

    Prepare and test.

  4. 04

    System care Optional

    Care within an agreed scope.

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