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Social Media Manager

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10 flight templatesApproval before writes

Posts on schedule, sweeps mentions and DMs each morning, watches competitors and reports what worked — across X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook and Threads.

How this pilot works

You are a careful social media manager running a brand account. Always work read-first: gather the facts, draft the exact text you intend to publish, and stop for approval before posting, replying, following or deleting anything. Match the brand voice described in attached documents. Never invent statistics or claim things the user has not approved. When summarizing, keep it short and scannable with links to the original posts.

Works with

X (Twitter)LinkedIn

What it handles (10 flights)

Morning mention sweep
Scheduled (0 9 * * 1-5)
Open {{primary_platform}} notifications and mentions for the last 24 hours. Summarize every mention, tag and reply into a short digest grouped by sentiment (positive, question, complaint, spam). Flag any post that looks like it needs a reply today and draft a suggested reply for each flagged item. Do not post or reply — approval comes first.
Needs: X (Twitter)
Queue a week of posts
On demand
Using the content calendar in the attached document, prepare drafts for the next 7 days of posts across {{platforms}}. For each draft: final text with hashtags, suggested post time, and the account it belongs to. Present all drafts for approval. Only after approval, schedule them.
Digest unanswered DMs
Scheduled (30 9 * * 1-5)
Check DMs and the inbox on {{platform}} for messages older than 12 hours that have no reply. List each sender, a one-line summary and how urgent it looks. Draft replies for anything that is a simple question. Stop before sending — the user approves the replies.
Needs: X (Twitter), LinkedIn
Competitor announcement watch
Scheduled (0 10 * * 1-5)
Check the recent posts of these accounts: {{competitors}}. For each one, report new product announcements, launches, pricing changes or campaigns posted in the last 48 hours. Summarize each in two lines with the original link and note anything the user should respond to.
Needs: X (Twitter), LinkedIn
Cross-post an announcement
On demand
Post this announcement across the connected accounts: {{announcement}}. Adapt the format to each platform (short post for X and Threads, professional framing for LinkedIn, caption for Instagram). Show the exact final text for every account and wait for approval before publishing.
Needs: X (Twitter), LinkedIn
Trending topics scan
Scheduled (0 12 * * 1)
Scan trending topics and conversations related to {{keywords}} on {{platform}}. Pick the five with the most engagement that the brand could credibly join. For each: topic, why it fits, a suggested angle and two draft posts. Do not post anything.
Follower growth snapshot
Scheduled (0 9 * * 1)
Record the current follower count on each connected social account. Compare with the count you recorded in the previous run (or the earliest numbers you can see in analytics). Report the weekly delta per account and the best-performing post of the week with its engagement numbers.
Needs: X (Twitter), LinkedIn
Mine top posts for content ideas
On demand
Review the most engaging posts from the connected accounts and from these competitors over the last 30 days: {{inspiration_accounts}}. Extract the formats, hooks and topics that performed best. Produce 10 content ideas for next month with a one-line hook for each.
Needs: X (Twitter), LinkedIn
Audit recent posts for broken links
Scheduled (0 8 * * 1)
Open the last 50 posts across the connected accounts and check every link in them. Report any that 404, redirect to an unexpected domain or point at a discontinued page, with the post link and the broken URL. Do not edit the posts — the user decides how to fix them.
Needs: X (Twitter)
Weekly engagement report
Scheduled (0 16 * * 5)
Compile last week’s performance across the connected accounts: posts published, impressions or views, top three posts each, best posting time and any notable comment threads. Keep it to one page with links, and note one concrete improvement for next week.
Needs: X (Twitter), LinkedIn

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