One post, eight networks
Content is composed once and published to Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest and Google Business Profile.
One place to post
Social media management for small business
Compose one post, preview it, publish to eight networks, and answer comments and messages in one inbox.
Shapes are examples and not any network exact size.
Preview every crop
Schedule Instagram posts and Facebook posts visually
Compose a post once and see a preview of how each network presents it. Each network crops images and video differently, so checking the preview ensures everything survives before anything goes out.
Check every visual shape
Visual check ensures important parts of photos or videos remain visible when cropped equally on all sides.
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Social media content calendar built for local teams
Pick a business to see an example week of posts. Schedule content across different platforms and answer incoming questions from one central location.
Example week illustrates scheduling and is not a promise of results.
Five steps from draft to published
Choose a workflow below. An approval step can be required before anything publishes, allowing owners to review staff posts. Results come back per network.
Consolidate communication channels
Manage multiple social media accounts together
Comments and messages from every network arrive in one inbox. Answer everything centrally so a question on Instagram does not sit unseen while staff are watching Facebook.
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One centralized inbox
Comments and direct messages from all connected platforms filter into a single queue for straightforward answering.
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Results reported per network
Post performance numbers arrive clearly separated by platform to report results for each connected network.
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Replaces separate subscriptions
Consolidation into one place replaces the need for a separate social media management subscription.
Platform limits and requirements
Rules to know before posting
Avoid surprises by understanding a few platform rules worth knowing before the first post goes out, covering Google Business Profile posts and platform limits.
Rule
Business meaning
Everything included with social media management
Look at exactly what comes with social media management, from post creation to final publishing and approval steps.
Preview on each network
Screen views display exact layouts for every selected destination before publishing.
Calendar with drag to reschedule
Visual calendar displays scheduled posts and allows them to be rescheduled to different days by dragging.
Approval before publishing
Built-in workflow ensures an approval step can be required before anything publishes.
One inbox for comments and messages
All incoming communication arrives together to prevent missed questions on unchecked apps.
Results per network
Follow-up reporting breaks down performance numbers for every connected platform individually.
Posts written for the business
Separate content writing service creates blog posts, social media posts and articles; every piece is sent to the business to approve before it is published.
Frequently asked questions
- Which networks can I post to?
Posts are composed once and published to Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest and Google Business Profile.
- Can I schedule Instagram and Facebook posts?
Yes, scheduling applies directly to both platforms, placing composed drafts onto a calendar where they wait for their planned publishing time.
- Do I need a professional Instagram account?
Instagram only allows scheduled publishing from outside its app for professional accounts, meaning Business or Creator types, not personal accounts.
- Can a post wait for approval before it publishes?
An approval step can be required before anything publishes, allowing owners to review material written by staff.
- Where do comments and messages go?
Comments and messages from every network arrive in one inbox, keeping communication centralized and preventing missed questions. Response times are not stated here; please call for details.
- Do posts have to be disclosed when staff or paid creators post?
Under FTC Endorsement Guides, posts by an employee, a paid creator, or someone given free product must disclose that connection. Both the brand and the person posting are responsible.
- Who writes the posts?
Blog posts, social media posts and articles can be written for the business as a separate content writing service. Every piece is sent to the business to approve before it is published. Pricing is not stated here; call for details.
Compose once and prevent missed questions across networks
Call (844) 422-7000 or book a walkthrough to set up one inbox for social media management.
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