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Social Mentor for Business
Practical help for small businesses that cannot stretch to a social media manager. Plan relevant content, hashtags and posting times to test, with clear next steps for potential customers.
Turn your goals and the details you share into practical next steps for Instagram, TikTok or YouTube. Advice supports your growth; it cannot guarantee followers, sales or going viral.
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One personalised AI report, plus your content planner and templates for seven days.
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- Four seven-post plans each calendar month, saved for you to revisit.
- Bio improvements, post ideas, hooks and caption suggestions.
- Public web research into relevant trends and creators, with sources.
- Business lead-generation ideas and a practical action plan.
- Relevant hashtag suggestions and posting times to test.
- Saved page details, a post results tracker, and a planner to put advice into practice.
One £4.99 membership covers personal and business advice, sharing four monthly reports and one trial per account.
We work from your submissions and public research, not private social account analytics. Review AI advice and sources before acting.
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Sample report excerpt · fictional example
A local decorating business wants more enquiries
Profile improvement: Make your location and service clear: “Furniture wrapping in Liverpool. See recent transformations below. Message us with a photo for an estimate.”
Post to try: Show the finished result first, then three stages of the transformation. Caption: “Keep the furniture. Change the finish. Which colour would you choose?”
This week: Publish two project clips and one answer to a common customer question. Give each a clear invitation to ask for an estimate.
What to measure: Record profile visits and genuine enquiries for seven days. Compare which post prompted useful questions, then adjust next week’s plan. Results are not guaranteed.
Your report is tailored to the information you provide. This example is not a customer result or a live trend recommendation.