Generate the week
In your campaign:
- Click Add Post(s).
- Choose a Target Platform template: Generic Post, LinkedIn Update, X Thread, IG Carousel, Facebook Post, Reddit Post, or Tumblr Post.
- Set Number of Posts (1–30).
- Click Auto-Generate with Ace.
Ace writes each post with a hook and a body, using your campaign context and Brand Profile. You'll see them as cards on the campaign board.
Generating a batch at once costs a few credits. It's metered by length, so it costs far less than a separate chat per post.
Plan my week
Plan my week goes a step further: it first plans the week (a day, time, pillar and angle for each post, from your pillars, your knowledge and what's worked), then writes every post. This course's lab uses it to write your week.
The editing pass
Bulk-generated posts are a first draft. Here's a fast, reliable edit:
- Read every hook out loud. Would you stop scrolling? If not, rewrite it (next lesson).
- Cut the first sentence of the body. It's often throat-clearing. Posts usually improve without it.
- Add one specific detail per post: a number, a name, or a real moment. Specifics are what make a post sound human.
- Check against your plan. Does each post match its planned format and goal? Move or rewrite the ones that don't.
- Delete the weakest one and generate a replacement. Keeping a mediocre post because it exists is how feeds go stale.
Use the campaign chat
The chat panel in your campaign is Ace with your campaign's context and Brand Profile built in. Ask it things like "Make post 3 more direct" or "Give me three alternative hooks for the Tuesday post." When a reply has a draft you like, Apply to Post puts it into the post you choose.
Try it
Write your week now: open the Write Your Week lab and run its first two stages. Plan my week writes 3 posts per network as drafts in a new campaign (about 9 credits for one network; the cost shows before anything is written, and nothing is published). Then do the five-step editing pass on those posts in Social Media Studio. The lab waits for you: finish it after lesson 7.