Ninety days of posts
you never have to make.
Your products, in posts and articles, going out every day on the channels your buyers already use. A batch lands on your phone, you tap approve on Sunday night, and the week publishes itself. That is your whole job.
The new range is photographed. Nothing has been posted.
Your shoot is booked, your products look better than they ever have, and now somebody has to write the captions. Four hours on a Sunday gets you two posts and a folder of crops. By Wednesday your new range is competing with a photo from March.
- ✕ A Sunday evening in Canva, for two posts and a folder you do not finish
- ✕ A retainer that sends the same templates back every month
- ✕ Or quiet channels, while buyers who would have bought keep scrolling
Thirteen weeks, and the feed stops being your problem.
Weeks 1 and 2
Your catalogue is read, your voice is set, your channels are connected. Ten posts are sitting in your queue waiting for one tap.
By day 14: you have approved ten posts and written nothing.
Weeks 3 to 6
Posts land every day on the channels you picked. Each Friday one note reaches you: what went out, and what it did.
By day 42: a month of content has published without you opening a design app.
Weeks 7 to 13
Now the buyers who are not following you yet: articles that answer what they type into Google and the assistants, product and collection pages, and the posts that worked run again.
By day 90: ninety days of posts, the pages that do the selling, and a record of what came back.
Posts and articles, in numbers you can count.
100 posts a month. Two channels, so your feed stops going quiet. Ten posts approved by day 14.
120 posts and 24 articles a month. Every channel, plus the articles that bring buyers who have not found you yet.
300 posts and 60 articles a month. Every channel, the whole catalogue rewritten, and a review each month of what each channel returned.
A post is one post or pin for one channel. An article is one written piece with its own research and links, which keeps bringing your buyers in long after a post is gone.
Three programmes, and where every dollar goes.
Each ninety days is three months of a plan on the pricing page, plus the one off catalogue build. You see the number without a call.
Foundation
One store, two channels. The feed stops going quiet.
- ✓ 100 posts a month for ninety days, written from your own products
- ✓ 50 catalogue pages, so the store reads properly when someone lands on it
- ✓ One note each Friday: what published and what came back
- ✓ A month that publishes nothing is not billed
Growth
Every channel, articles included, for the buyers who have not found you yet.
- ✓ 120 posts and 24 articles a month for ninety days
- ✓ 100 catalogue pages across the products that actually sell
- ✓ A scheduling calendar, so you can see the month before it happens
- ✓ A month that publishes nothing is not billed
Scale
A large range, every channel, and a record you can hand to anyone.
- ✓ 300 posts and 60 articles a month for ninety days
- ✓ 200 catalogue pages, which covers most stores outright
- ✓ A monthly review of what each channel returned
- ✓ A month that publishes nothing is not billed
After day 90 you carry on at the published monthly rate, pause with access to everything, or run it in house. Nothing renews you onto a different number.
At the end of ninety days, all of this stays with you.
Your accounts
Posts publish to accounts in your name, on the channels you chose. They stay yours whether you carry on or not.
Your voice, written down
How your shop sounds, in one place you can hand to a new hire or a freelancer later.
Every file
Each image and caption, yours to keep, repost and reuse in your own ads.
Your calendar
What went out, when, on which channel, with the result next to it. Not a screenshot of someone else's dashboard.
Three weeks in, this is what your phone shows.
- ✓ Reactions and comments on the posts themselves, so you can see which product earned the attention
- ✓ Saves and shares, which is how a product travels without you paying for it
- ✓ Messages asking about a size, a colour or a delivery date
- ✓ Orders from buyers who had not heard of you until the post found them
Every number in the Friday note carries a date and a channel, and a post that did nothing is reported as a post that did nothing. You are looking at your own accounts, not a dashboard we built to flatter the work.
A written read of your catalogue, before you pay anything.
One call, then a page in writing: what can publish now, which photos are missing, which channels fit your buyers, and what your ninety days would cost. It costs nothing and it is yours to keep either way.
What owners ask before they start.
Do I have to write anything?
No caption, no brief, no hashtag tag. Your voice is set in the first two weeks, then posts arrive in batches and you approve them from your phone in one sitting.
Whose accounts do the posts go to?
Yours, in your name. Every image and caption published in the ninety days is yours to keep and repost.
How is the price worked out?
Three monthly payments of a plan on the pricing page, plus the one off catalogue build. Foundation is three months of Social Growth at $597 plus the 50 page build at $750, so $1,347.
What do you need from me to start?
Product photos, which can be phone photos, one person who can approve a batch in about thirty minutes a week, and access to the channels you want posted to.
What happens after ninety days?
You keep the voice profile and the calendar, and choose: carry on monthly, pause with access, or run it in house.
What if a month publishes nothing?
Your agreed pieces go live each month. If a month publishes nothing, that month is not billed.
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