Build 30 Days of Social Media in 1 Hour
Sam is a free AI social media manager. Answer 17 questions and pick one platform. Sam writes two prompts: a voice sheet so your posts sound like you, and a month generator. Paste both into one chat in Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini and get a full month of posts plus a calendar telling you what to publish when.
Who It's For
- You run a small business and post on social media, or know you should.
- You post on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, or X.
- You want posts that sound like you, not like a robot.
- You already use Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini, or you're willing to open one. A free account is enough.
The Problem
A blank chat box doesn't know your voice. Ask it for a month of posts cold and you get generic captions that sound like everyone else's.
How It Works
- 1Answer 17 questions about your business, your offer, your voice, and your month. Paste in one or two things you've actually written.
- 2Pick one platform and the days you post.
- 3Open a new chat in Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini. Paste Step 1 and send it. Your AI confirms it has your voice.
- 4Paste Step 2 into the same chat and send it.
- 5Get a full month of posts plus a calendar telling you what to publish when.
Real Output
A simple zap beats a custom AI agent more often than most AI sellers will admit. Here's how we decide which one to build. Use automation when: The steps are the same every time. The input is clean, like a form or a signed contract. The output is predictable. Example: A contract gets signed. The invoice goes out, the welcome email sends, and the kickoff call gets booked. Use AI when: The input is messy, like an email, a call, or a document. The task needs judgment, but not yours. A good first draft saves real time. Example: A lead writes three paragraphs about their problem. AI reads it, sorts it, and drafts a reply for you to approve. Use neither when: The process itself is broken. Automating a bad process gets you bad results faster. Fix the steps first. Then decide. Ask three questions before you buy anything: 1. Does this happen at least weekly? 2. Are the steps the same every time? 3. Does a person need to judge the result? Weekly with the same steps: automate it. Weekly and it needs judgment: AI drafts, a person approves. Rare: leave it alone. We lead with AI. We never force it. The best system is the cheapest one that works. #AI #Automation #SmallBusiness
1. Tuesday, Nov 3: Text post. "You don't have an AI problem. You have a 50-hour week." (bold statement) 2. Wednesday, Nov 4: Document carousel. "5 places your week leaks hours. And the cheapest fix for each." (list) 3. Tuesday, Nov 10: Video. "What does your business do while you sleep?" (question) 4. Wednesday, Nov 11: Text post. "Before we built AI for a single client, we built it for ourselves." (personal story) 5. Tuesday, Nov 17: Long-form article. "A 50-hour week adds up to 2,600 hours a year." (stat) 6. Wednesday, Nov 18: Document carousel. "Stop shopping for AI tools. Start here instead." (command) 7. Tuesday, Nov 24: Video. "Picture Thanksgiving weekend. Your phone's face down." (scenario) 8. Wednesday, Nov 25: Text post. "A simple zap beats a custom AI agent more often than most AI sellers will admit." (contrarian)
Is the Social Media Manager free?
Yes. Enter your name and email to hire Sam. One email hires every free AI employee we release. A free AI account is enough.
Which platforms does it cover?
Instagram (12 posts a month), Facebook (10), LinkedIn (8), TikTok (12), and X (12). Pick one per run. Run it again next month for another.
Which AI tools does it work with?
Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini. Keep both prompts in one chat, because Step 2 only works with Step 1 above it. If your AI stops partway, tell it to keep going.
Do you see my answers?
No. Your answers stay on your device. We never see them.
How long does it take?
About an hour.
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