“Hiring an agency felt expensive and hard to trust. DIY works for a week — I don’t stick with it. Posting consistently sounds simple until you’re running an actual business.” — a business owner on a public forum. Consistency is the product here: three posts a week, in your voice, still publishing under your name when client work gets heavy — the exact moment it usually stops.
54% of small-business owners do all their own marketing — which is why posting stops the moment client work picks up. One documented bakery owner spends 10 hours a week on posts instead of baking, time taken from “what I’m actually good at.” Full research on the problems page.
AI drafts the repetitive parts, a specialist reviews everything, and you approve before it ships.
A calendar planned ahead, three posts a week drafted in your voice, from your actual thinking
A specialist reviews every post — nothing publishes unsupervised
You approve in batches; it publishes on schedule under your name, with a monthly review of what worked
Another owner documented the math: $2,000 a month for a social agency — $24,000 a year — against about $1,900 for the middle ground of a specialist plus software. That middle ground is the category we operate, on a written scope with a fixed price
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