Nobody tells you that your logo style should depend on your industry, not just your taste.
It starts with your website and ends with posts on your own accounts. Here is every step in between, and where you get to say no.
One link, and there is nothing else to fill in. It works out the rest from your own pages. Add your own job photos any time and they go on the posts as they are.
It goes for the pages that say something about the business rather than the whole site, so a big site takes about as long as a small one.
What you do, where and for whom, what it costs, how you already write, your logo and your colours. All of it off your own site. If something is wrong, change it once and every post uses it.
You get a brand profile you can open and correct. Anything the site does not say, you can add: a price list, a document, a few posts whose tone you liked.
A plan across every network you connect, then finished posts and carousels with the words and the pictures done. If one is not right, say what to change in plain words.
The selling posts get spaced out between posts that just say something useful, and each one is fitted to the channel it is going to instead of copied across all of them.
Every post waits for you as a draft. Approve it and it is scheduled for its time, discard it and another takes its place. It publishes to the accounts you connected, then shows you which posts did something and which did not.
Everything waits as a draft until you say otherwise. If a network refuses a post, you get that network's own reason for it rather than a generic failure.
Real posts PostPost.ai made for real businesses, each one written and designed off that business's own website.
Nobody tells you that your logo style should depend on your industry, not just your taste.
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PostPost.ai turns your products and photos into vertical videos with captions, music and a voice-over if you want one. Ask for changes in plain words, then approve each video before it goes out.
Example videos
Facts, prices and claims come only from your website and what you tell it.
A product or service, your business, a sale or news, tips, reviews, a showcase of your work, one finished job, or how it works.
Pick a voice and its accent, or none, and the captions follow the words as they are spoken.
Videos are included on Business and higher plans, from $59/mo.
How videos workConnect the accounts you already have. Each post is fitted to the channel it is going to instead of copied across all of them.
The parts it deliberately leaves to you.
Every post it writes waits as a draft. It goes out when you approve the week, or when you schedule it yourself.
There is no template pack behind the posts, and no importing a brand from a social profile. Correct the brand profile and everything written after that reads the correction.
Edit the words yourself, or describe the change and it writes the caption again or makes another picture.
What the first hour looks like, and what it will not do.
A link to your website. If the site is thin on detail, add a price list or a document and it reads that too.
About a minute for the brand profile and your first posts.
No. Every post it writes is a draft until you approve it or schedule it yourself, and you can change or throw away any of them first.
Correct it in the brand profile: your services and their prices, who you sell to, the way you write. Posts written after that read the corrected version.
Yes. Each brand keeps its own profile, its own plan and its own connected accounts, and you can invite other people into one of them.
Instagram, Facebook, Threads, X, TikTok, YouTube, Telegram and LinkedIn. You connect them once, and it publishes to the ones each post is planned for.
Paste your website and see the brand profile and the first posts it writes from it.