



The way you reframe a client on a call is the post. Social for coaches fails when it becomes mindset-Monday templates, and works when the feed sounds like a session.

“Without Magic Marketer, I probably wouldn’t be posting to social media at all.”

“It’s impressive how easy it is to post to social media.”

“It’s easy, simple and I have social content going out everywhere.”
What to post
Not a content calendar of invented themes. The work already produces these.
The sentence that changed how they saw the problem. That is a carousel and a quote card.
If three clients asked it, the feed has not answered it yet.
What you will not do, who you are not for. Specific beats “I hold space”.
One method, in the order you taught it. Not a 12-slide dump of the whole hour.
Where it comes from
With consent. Strip names. The teaching moment survives; the client story does not have to.
What you would have posted if you were not tired. That memo is the week.
If you have answered it twice, it is content. Paste the reply.
Platforms
Where clients already watch other coaches. Reels, carousels and a quote from the call.
Where B2B and corporate coaching is decided. Long posts from the same session, not a second brand.
The between-session face. A two-minute voice note is enough to fill a few frames.
Cadence
Three to five posts a week is enough to stay in the room. A session a week is more than enough source material. The job is review, not a Sunday content day.
Usual mistakes
If the caption could sit on anyone’s grid, it will convert for no one.
The insight can go out. The identifying detail cannot. Review is the boundary.
Inspiration is the session you already ran. The feed is late because nobody captured it.
From this world
“I never thought I would say this, but I actually enjoy doing social media now!”
Natalie Hewitt
Practical Clinical Governance
Tools that do this
Free to start. Same job as Magic Marketer, without the brand kit.
The teaching they already did. A reframe, a method, a question they answer every week. Not a motivational quote they did not say.
A recording, a photo, a link, or one sentence. Review the drafts. Publish when they are yours.
Takes minutes to get set up. No card needed.