Your pages post on schedule, and you approve the calendar.
A trained agent writes your posts and builds the calendar. It publishes only what you have approved, on the platforms your buyers check before they call, so your team reviews a plan instead of building it post by post.
The plan arrives Monday, and field photos are a post by Tuesday.
For a Central Florida contractor, the calendar for the coming weeks is drafted and sent for review. The owner approves most of it. One post is cut. Another goes back with a request for a different photo. Approved posts then publish on the schedule set for each platform.
- Monday.The draft calendar arrives.
- Tuesday.Job photos texted from the field become a post.
- Wednesday to Friday.Approved posts publish on each platform's schedule.
- Any day.A pricing question in the comments goes to your office manager.
- Month end.A report on reach, engagement, follower growth and the best posts.
Posts that sound like your business, formatted for each platform.
The agent works from your services, your market and the way your team describes the job, and each post is shaped for its audience instead of one message pasted everywhere.
Covered platforms: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, TikTok and your Google Business Profile. You choose which ones matter.
- Service and offer posts, formatted per platform.
- Educational posts answering what buyers ask before hiring.
- Local posts for your city and service area.
- Announcements for events, hires, new services and finished projects.
- Short video scripts, image directions and captions.
This service handles approved posts. Comments and direct messages stay with your team.
Approval first
Nothing publishes until you say yes. Once the output is consistently right, many clients approve a month's calendar in one sitting and let the schedule run from there.
Organic only
This covers unpaid posts on your own pages, while ads run separately under paid advertising, planned alongside.
Articles become posts
One article from the AI content writer can supply several posts instead of sitting alone on your site.
Beyond one agent
Posting, articles and reviews working from a single knowledge base is what CompanyOS means in practice.
Before you hand over your pages.
Will the posts sound like a machine wrote them?
They are trained on your service descriptions, past posts and the way your team explains the work, and after you review the first calendar, the wording is adjusted until it sounds like you.
What if we have no photos?
The agent can work from stock direction and graphics, though real photos of your work usually land better, and many clients make a habit of texting job photos to one number.
Can we pause or change the schedule?
Yes. The cadence is yours. So are the platforms and topics, and any of them can change any month. Seasonal businesses often post more in their busy months.
When do the first posts go out?
Usually 2 to 4 weeks after kickoff, inside a 30 day onboarding period, and from then on we keep the training current as your services change and watch for failed posts.
Bring your pages and recent posting history, and hear what a realistic plan looks like.
One short call covers which platforms matter for your buyers and how much control you keep.