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    Get a feed people actually follow.

    Content, management, inbox, engagement. Four jobs, one desk, priced on demand.

    Start with the flagship

    Same team, flagship receipts

    37+

    events marketed

    29K+

    attendees reached

    44%+

    show up live

    9:41
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    Nadia Cole

    We stopped counting registrations and started counting who was still in the room at minute 52. That number changed how we sell.

    Seated audience still watching the stage in front of branded launch screens
    1,284212 comments · 96 reposts

    212 comments

    • Marcus ReedVP Demand Gen

      Did you see that event?? Genuinely the best hour of my week. How do I get on the next one

      1hLikeReply👍 84

    • Priya RamanFounder

      ok the minute-52 metric is going straight into our board deck 😅

      47mLikeReply👍 51

    Job one · content

    Every newsroom starts the same way: a calendar with zero blank days.

    October · approved in one sitting

    0 blank days
    in

    auth

    Doc carousel · 9 slides

    x

    proof

    Thread · 7 posts

    ig

    bts

    Reel · 22s · studio day

    in

    comm

    Open question · reply-all

    x

    auth

    One chart, one take

    in

    proof

    Client story · doc format

    ig

    auth

    Carousel · 6 cards

    in

    offer

    Event invite · native form

    x

    comm

    Poll · then quote the takes

    in

    bts

    Setup-day photo dump

    x

    auth

    Teardown thread

    in

    comm

    Tag-a-peer prompt

    ig

    proof

    Reel · results cut

    in

    proof

    Metrics screenshot + note

    x

    offer

    Soft CTA · reply to join

    in

    auth

    Playbook carousel

    ig

    comm

    Story set · 5 frames

    x

    proof

    Receipt quote-post

    in

    offer

    Webinar CTA · UTM tagged

    ig

    bts

    Bloopers Reel

    • Authority leads, proof backs it, community keeps it human. Offer posts never cross 15%.
    • Native or nothing. A LinkedIn document, a Reel and an X thread are three different builds.
    • Batched and scheduled a month out. Breaking news jumps the queue; weekends get replies, not launches.

    Three of those slots, after they shipped.

    Your brand
    Reel · the 40 seconds where the room went quiet. Captions burned in, hook in the first 1.5s.
    Broadcast camera operator filming a speaker with the audience behind
    3,102148 comments · 212 reposts

    Pillar · Proof

    Your founder
    Document carousel · the show-up checklist we run before every event. Eleven slides, no gate, no form.
    Event director working the floor with a tablet at a summit info point
    91287 comments · 134 reposts

    Pillar · Teach

    Your brand
    Thread · we asked 200 no-shows why. The top answer was not "I forgot". 1/9
    A hand holding a phone showing an event post, the event hall behind it
    2,418306 comments · 588 reposts

    Pillar · Opinion

    Jobs two and three · inbox and engagement

    Then the audience talks back. Good. That was the point.

    Comments · event recap post

    All answered
    • Marcus ReedVP Demand Gen · Northwind

      Did you see that event?? I have never seen a Q&A run 25 minutes over because people would not leave.

      3hLikeReply👍 148

      • Your brandAuthor

        We nearly cut it. Glad we did not. Recording lands Thursday, you are on the list.

        2hLikeReply👍 39

    • Dana WhitfieldHead of Partnerships

      Is there a waitlist for the next one? Asking for my whole team 🙋

      2hLikeReply👍 97

      • Your brandAuthor

        There is. Sent you the link. Bring all six, we will keep the seats together.

        2hLikeReply👍 24

    • Tomas AlvarezRevOps

      Genuine question, how are you getting show-up rates like this? Ours sit around 30%.

      1hLikeReply👍 63

      • Your brandAuthor

        Five touches between the promise and the doors. Wrote the whole thing up, no gate, link in the last post.

        58mLikeReply👍 41

    every reply written by the person who watched the event.

    Four friends in a cafe leaning over one phone together
    One phone, four people, a Tuesday. That is where a comment gets read.
    Dana WhitfieldDirect message · InstagramLead
    hey, saw the thread on no-shows. do you take on outside events?
    09:12
    We do. What is the date and roughly who is in the room?
    09:14 · Read
    March 12, aiming for ~600 ops leaders. Last one we got 190 live out of 900 registered 😬
    09:15
    That gap is the fixable part. Sending you a slot, bring the last event's numbers.
    09:16 · Read

    4 minutes, comment to booked call

    Two women outdoors smiling at a post on a phone
    Every DM starts here, about nine seconds before it is sent.

    Reply rules

    • Leads: first reply under 1 business hour, routed to your CRM with full context.
    • Questions: under 2 business hours, answered by someone who actually read the post.
    • Mentions: same day. Yes, the awkward ones too.
    • Pods, bots and like-circles: archived on sight.

    Engagement log · Thursday

    • 08:42Replied under a CMO's post about webinar no-shows: shared the show-up checklist, no link.
    • 11:05Answered a which-tool thread with a chart from our own data. No pitch.
    • 16:20Welcomed 28 new followers by name. Zero templates, zero DMs sold.
    Inbound DMs · per week61+38%
    Desk rule 01: no pods, no bots, no drive-by compliments.

    Job four · engagement

    Get a feed people follow.

    Pods inflate a number nobody bills against. We spend real minutes in the comments your buyers read.

    08:42

    Replied under a CMO's post about webinar no-shows: shared the show-up checklist, no link.

    11:05

    Answered a which-tool thread with a chart from our own data. No pitch.

    16:20

    Welcomed 28 new followers by name. Zero templates, zero DMs sold.

    A day from the engagement log · no pods were joined

    A megaphone erupting with likes, hearts, bells and comment icons

    Desk rule 01

    No pods. No bots. No drive-by compliments.

    If it does not help the person who wrote the post, it does not go out.

    How engagements run

    Presence gets scoped in one call. Then it ships.

    Pricing · on demand

    01

    Ask

    One call. Channels, goals, who approves what. Bring nothing but opinions.

    02

    Scope

    Pillars, cadence, native formats and reply SLAs. In writing.

    03

    Flat quote

    One number for the engagement. No hourly meter, no per-post math.

    04

    Ship

    Calendar approved in one sitting, inbox wired, first posts live.

    Running an event with us? Social gets easier: one keynote becomes a month of clips, carousels and threads. See the flagship

    FOLLOW, LIKE and SHARE speech-bubble stickers laid out on a desk beside a keyboard
    The three verbs the whole engagement gets judged on.

    The feed is your front page.
    Staff it like one.

    One call: we audit your channels, propose the pillars, cadence and SLAs, and hand you one flat number. If social should wait until after your next event, we'll say that too.

    See the receipts first
    4.9/5 from 40+ organizers