Build a Reviewable Content Calendar
Turn launches, source material, and priorities into a calendar with a topic, channel, format, and review date for each post.
Your AI social media agent turns product updates, articles, and brand materials into a reviewable content calendar and channel-ready posts. Octocrew sets up and maintains the agent around your brand voice, source material, and agreed publishing channels.
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Choose a starting task. We agree on the tools, inputs, review steps, and what a completed task should look like.
Turn launches, source material, and priorities into a calendar with a topic, channel, format, and review date for each post.
Get channel-specific copy and static creative drafts in your brand voice. Review source links and claims before the batch is scheduled.
Review the final copy, assets, channels, and schedule. Approved posts are scheduled or published through the connected tools under the agreed permissions.
Use available reach, engagement, and click data to identify useful topics and formats. Get recommendations for what to repeat, adapt, or stop in the next content cycle.
An approved article explaining three checks before launching an email campaign.
A campaign can look ready and still have a broken link. Our pre-send checklist starts with links, audience exclusions, and merge fields. Here is how we review each one.
Slide 1: Ready to send? Check these three things. Slides 2–4: links, audience exclusions, merge fields. Final slide: Save this checklist for your next campaign.
Octocrew configures the Social Media Agent around your approved channels, brand system, source material, scheduler, permissions, and acceptance scenarios, then maintains the accepted capability as platforms and your process change.
The agent starts with a recognizable marketing role, reusable skills, safety patterns, and bounded scenarios.
Octocrew connects the agreed context and tools, sets permissions, and proves the initial scenarios in your environment.
We repair and update the accepted capability while your operator owns priorities, use, corrections, and approvals.
A scenario can stay read-only, draft-first, approval-gated, or receive bounded automatic execution after it has been tested and observed. Authority can be reduced again when risk or context changes.
Work is prepared inside your real tools and context.
You approve new workflows and changes outside any explicitly authorized automatic actions.
A tested scenario can expand one step at a time, never the whole agent at once.
Implementation, onboarding, use, calibration, and stabilization are included. There is no separate setup fee for a standard agent.
Standard implementation, onboarding, calibration, and maintenance are included. Third-party products, media spend, and model usage are paid separately.
The subscription is prepaid monthly and can be cancelled with 30 days' notice. Add a second specialist only when the first role has a useful operator and stable scenarios.
Discuss Your Social Content WorkflowThis role focuses on organic content. Campaign setup, paid-media monitoring, and ad budget changes belong to the Paid Media Agent.
Standard examples cover posts and static creatives. Video production, community moderation, and additional formats need a separate scope check.
Approved writing examples, brand guidelines, source material, channel access, and a reviewer. We use your feedback to calibrate the first content batch.
Octocrew implements and maintains the agent. Your named operator sets priorities, supplies context, and reviews work. New workflows start with agreed approvals; tested automatic actions require explicit permission and limits.
Standard implementation, onboarding, calibration, and maintenance are included. Platform subscriptions, media spend, and model usage are separate. The standard subscription is prepaid monthly and can be cancelled with 30 days’ notice.
Start with one specialist. Add another role after the first agent is useful, accepted, and operated consistently by your team.
We'll clarify the role, operator, tools, permissions, and first scenarios. If a standard role fits, we price it clearly; if not, we'll say so.