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Social media

Posted every week,
without you doing it.

Planning, posts, replies and messages handled for you, on the two platforms your customers use most.

You see the whole month before a single post goes out.

What this looks like in a real month.

  1. 1The whole month, sent to you first.
  2. 2Every post drafted in your voice.
  3. 3Messages answered, leads passed on.

What you get, piece by piece.

Posted for you

Scheduled and sent every week, at the times your customers are online.

A month planned ahead

You see the whole month before a single post goes out.

Posts made for your business

Posts, reels and captions that look like you, sized for each platform.

Comments and messages answered

Answered in your voice, with real leads passed straight to you.

The right two platforms

Two done properly, picked by where your customers already are.

A monthly report

Reach and leads, reported plainly. Follower counts mean little.

Inside the work

Posted and answered every day, in your voice.

A content calendar is a plan. This is the posting and the answering.

You say it onceWhat you are happy to showHow you talk to a customerWhat should never go out

ClaudeReading what people ask youThe questions that come up every week.
GoogleWatching what rises locallyThe season, and what the town is talking about.
ClaudeSorting what is worth postingSome things get shared. Some get scrolled past.
ClaudeWriting the weekWhat goes out, and on which day.
MetaPosting itA person signs it off before it goes.
MetaAnswering the commentsAnd the messages nobody got to.

Then it goes round again, every week: planned, signed off, posted, answered.

A person sets the brief, picks what goes first, and reads every post and every reply before it goes up.

One account, one brief

This is one job. The same account runs the rest.

What you tell us once drives all of it, and a person signs off on everything a customer sees.

ClaudeAll of it runs on Claude, and a person signs off on everything a customer sees. See it on three real businesses.

Three reasons the page goes stale, and what each looks like fixed.

Social: Mortise & Hinge

Last post, months ago

Posted every week

Planned a month ahead, approved by you.

Messages left unread

Messages answered

In your voice, with real leads passed to you.

Five apps, done badly

The right two, done properly

Picked by where your customers already are.

What it costs.

One price, agreed in writing before anything starts.

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  • Posted for youIncluded
  • A month planned aheadIncluded
  • Posts made for your businessIncluded
  • Comments and messages answeredIncluded
  • The right two platformsIncluded
  • A monthly reportIncluded
TotalQuoted in writing

A flat monthly price, set by how many platforms we run and how often you post. Planning, design, posting and replies are all included.

  • Agreed in writing first
  • One flat price
  • Everything in your name
  • Leave with one email

Nothing starts until you say yes.

What do you need?

Why a quote?

This work is sized to the job, so the price is agreed in writing first. It is one flat price, never hourly, and nothing starts until you say yes.

Not sure which fits?Tell us what you have. You get a straight answer in writing.

Questions owners ask.

Not answered here? Ask us. You get a straight answer in writing.

Which platforms should I be on?

Usually two, picked by where your customers already are. We decide that in the first week and show you what the decision was based on.

What does it cost?

A flat monthly price, set by how many platforms we run and how often you post. Planning, design, posting and replies are all included. Tell us those two things and you get the price in one conversation.

Do you answer messages too?

Yes, in your voice. Anything that is a real lead is passed to you as soon as it arrives.

Do I approve what goes out?

Yes. The month goes to you first, and nothing is posted without your yes.

What if I want something changed?

Tell us while the month is still a draft, and it changes. Nothing is fixed until you approve it.

Who writes the posts, and do I get to see them first?

You see the month before it runs. Claude plans and drafts on our setup: next month's posts, this week's photos ready to go out, captions for the week after. A person edits them into your voice and sends you the month to approve. Replies to comments and messages are watched by a person during the day, because that is where a customer is actually talking to you.

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Tell us where your customers are

Ask us which two platforms we would pick for you, or start with the free website check. Both are free.

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