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Keep posting while you are booked out with client work
The weeks you are busiest are the weeks the feed goes quiet, and those are the weeks the next enquiries were supposed to come from.
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“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.”
BEFORE
How it usually goes
- Posting happens on the quiet weeks and stops on the busy ones
- Enquiries arrive in the same rhythm, two months behind
- Every post starts from nothing at the end of a full day
AFTER
What changes
- A voice note between appointments is enough to fill a week
- Drafts wait on the review wall instead of waiting on you
- The busy weeks look identical from the outside
The proof
“It just saves time and a lot of brain space.”
Steph Vaughan
Infinite Styling
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How it gets done
The tools that do this job
Each tool is one source in, one set of posts out. Any of the three below is enough to get this job running.
What is doing the work
The features behind it
Other use cases
These usually come up together
“Stop paying someone to write posts that don't sound like me”Outsourced social usually fails on voice rather than volume. The posts arrive, they are fine, and none of them are yours.Read it →“Get the whole team posting without hiring a marketer”Consistency usually arrives with a hire. It can also arrive by making reviewing small enough that anyone can do it between other work.Read it →“Post consistently for the first time ever”Most people do not have a strategy problem. They have a thirty-day problem: nothing has ever run long enough to see whether it works.Read it →
What they post
Posts Steph made with Magic Marketer
Recent posts from her Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook.
Whichever way you say it, it starts the same way.
A recording, a photo, a link, or one sentence typed into a box. Any of them is enough to start.