Social Media Manager

A month of posts, in your words.

What it replaces

The marketing job that dies first, because it needs company knowledge on a busy day.

The job

Turns what your company already knows into a month of drafted posts and images for you to approve — written from your own documents, past posts and price lists, so it sounds like your company. No per-seat, per-post or per-image bill.

What it does

• Reads a knowledge folder — past posts, docs, price lists, photos
• Generates a month of drafts against the theme you set
• Renders the visuals locally to your brand rules
• Queues everything for approval — nothing publishes unapproved
• Schedules the approved run, feeds results into the next

What you get

• A month of drafted posts, from your own documents
• Images rendered to your brand rules, with no per-image bill
• An approval queue you clear in one sitting
• A record of what performed, folded into next month

How far it goes on its own

Writes, illustrates and schedules unattended. Publishing is gated: you approve the queue, it posts on time.

Where it is weak

• The case for running this locally is cost and control, not confidentiality. Cloud tools do this job well.
• Three external platform APIs, all of which change without warning. That is why this is catalogue rather than committed.

What leaves your building

• Every platform you publish to — LinkedIn, Meta, X — and any scheduler. Publishing is public by definition, so the privacy argument is weakest here.

Works with

• LinkedIn · Meta · X
• Buffer-class schedulers
• Your brand asset folder