Karmyn RobertsMichelle SmithJohanna PrestonStephanie Allure
4.9 average· 62 of us so far

Social Media Automation

Social media automation for people who are not marketers: a week of posts written from your brand, scheduled to the best time, published once you approve.

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Nic J. · Necto
Without Magic Marketer, I probably wouldn’t be posting to social media at all.
Nic J. · Necto
Stephanie V. · Infinite Style
It’s impressive how easy it is to post to social media.
Stephanie V. · Infinite Style
Omar R. · Buyer’s Blueprint
It’s easy, simple and I have social content going out everywhere.
Omar R. · Buyer’s Blueprint

What you get

Automate the making, not just the posting

A batch of finished posts on your chosen marketing day, every week
Written from your pillars, audience, cadence and voice, not a blank prompt
Volume and formats follow Brand → Formats: carousels, video, quote cards, text posts
Every draft checked against your guardrails and compliance presets before you see it
Best-time scheduling per channel from your own account history
Nothing publishes until you approve it

Autopilot is the weekly rhythm. Create is for the days you have a specific source. Both write from Brand. Both wait for you. Scheduling and cross-posting handle what happens after you say yes.

In plain English

How social media automation works in Magic Marketer

Turn on Make marketing in Settings and pick a marketing day. On that day Autopilot writes a content set from what is stored on Brand: your pillars, your target customers, your tone of voice, your posting cadence and the mix of formats you chose. The drafts land on Home and Calendar as Awaiting your review.

Every draft goes through your guardrails and, if you are in a regulated industry, your compliance presets before you see it. Then you read the set, edit anything, drop anything, and schedule what you keep. Most people spend ten to fifteen minutes on it. (Some of that is coffee.)

From there the rest is automated in the ordinary sense: each post is adapted per channel, scheduled for the best time your own audience has engaged before, and published to LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, X, Threads, Pinterest, YouTube and Google Business.

What it is not: it is not automated engagement. No auto-commenting, no DM sequences, no follow and unfollow. Those are what the platforms police, and the reason "grow on autopilot" tools get accounts restricted. Autopilot automates production and publishing, and leaves the yes to you.

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Questions

Social media automation questions

In most tools, the posting: you make the posts, the tool publishes them on a schedule. In Magic Marketer, the making as well: Autopilot writes a week of finished posts from your brand every week, checks them against your rules, and schedules them once you approve. Publishing is never automatic.

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