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A Max month holds up to 60 posts, 20 carousels and 20 videos.
Handle This MonthlyThese are real posts we made for our own business, boomp.net, in September 2026. A Max month holds up to 60 posts, 20 carousels and 20 videos.
Your feed feels dead because it could belong to anyone.
You could find an hour tomorrow and still not post.
Your feed isn't quiet because you're lazy.
If you keep skipping social media, it's probably the ick — not the clock.
Your feed doesn't need more posts.
"I don't have time" is often just a cover for "I hate talking about myself."
You're not too busy to post.
Posting more won't save a feed nobody believes.
The models got better.
The blank box was never the hard part.
The stuff you leave off your website is usually the stuff that earns trust.
A referral shows up already sold on you.
The thing customers remember isn't your years of experience.
Ten more posts a week won't fix a feed nobody believes.
Your best posts are the wins you'd never think to brag about.
You already wrote the hard part.
Want a feed that keeps referrals coming?
The best posts aren't on your website yet; they're the daily wins you never thought to mention.
A quiet feed doesn't cost you strangers.
A dead feed doesn't lose strangers—it loses your referrals.
Posting more won't fix a feed nobody believes.
Social media software can keep your feed active.
What's missing from your website is usually the exact post worth publishing.
The thing you'd never brag about is exactly what your next referral needs to see.
Your next post might be hiding in a routine check.
Stuck on what to post?
Not every post needs to win over a stranger.
An “easy booking” post shouldn’t send people on a scavenger hunt.
Give your feed something believable before giving it more posts; frequency can't replace proof of your work.
Most small businesses post when they remember — so their feed goes quiet exactly when customers are looking.
You don’t need to write every social post yourself.
A full posting calendar isn’t worth a claim you can’t prove.
Short on time for social posts?
Before blocking out time to write social posts, give your software a useful starting point: a service page with the offer, price, and what’s included.
Short on time for social posts?
Would you rather explain your business to a writer or review captions based on your service pages?
Handing off social captions shouldn't mean handing over the publish button.
A short social post can promise more than your business intended.
Before hiring a writer, try editing posts drafted from your website.
Handing off your social media shouldn’t mean handing over the final say.
Empty social media queue?
You don't need a dramatic success story; explain a step you never skip.
Your website is a head start on social posts.
What we do
- We read your website and write each month's posts, with the visuals made for you.
- We make your carousels and videos each month too, from the same website.
- We schedule each post after you approve it.
What you do
- You connect the social accounts you want us to post to.
- You review each batch and approve what goes out.
What happens after you pay
- You create your account.
- We read your website, write your first posts and email you when they are ready in Review.
- You connect your social accounts.
- You approve the posts you want, and we schedule them.
- Each month after that, a fresh batch arrives in Review.