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What people actually hire Magic Marketer to fix

Ten jobs, in the words customers use for them. Each one has the story of somebody it worked for, the tools that do the work, and the features involved.

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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

10 jobs

Jobs people bring us

Real stories

Each one proved by a customer

18 tools

The converters behind the job

Free

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Find the one that sounds like you

01Keep posting while I'm booked out with client workThe weeks you are busiest are the weeks the feed goes quiet, and those are the weeks the next enquiries were supposed to come from.Proved by Steph VaughanRead this use case →02Stop paying someone to write posts that don't sound like meOutsourced social usually fails on voice rather than volume. The posts arrive, they are fine, and none of them are yours.Proved by Natalie HewittRead this use case →03Get the whole team posting without hiring a marketerConsistency usually arrives with a hire. It can also arrive by making reviewing small enough that anyone can do it between other work.Proved by Marce OsorioRead this use case →04Post consistently for the first time everMost people do not have a strategy problem. They have a thirty-day problem: nothing has ever run long enough to see whether it works.Proved by Nic JacobsonRead this use case →05Launch something across every channel in one weekA launch needs the same message in six shapes at once, which is where most launches quietly become one post and a link.Proved by Nic JacobsonRead this use case →06Stop starting from a blank page every MondayComing up with the idea is the part that stops people, not the typing. The ideas already exist in the week you just had.Proved by Steph VaughanRead this use case →07Show up on a channel I've been ignoringEvery account has one channel it has written off, usually because its format is the one nobody has time to make.Proved by Marce OsorioRead this use case →08Get my expertise out of calls and into the feedThe clearest explanations you give all week are given once, to one person, on a call nobody else hears.Proved by Natalie HewittRead this use case →09Cut the time social takes from days to minutesThe cost of posting is rarely the posting. It is the writing, the designing, the resizing and the deciding.Proved by Steph VaughanRead this use case →10Look as good as businesses ten times my sizeBuyers read production quality as a proxy for competence, which is a hard thing to fake and an expensive thing to buy.Proved by Nic JacobsonRead this use case →

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