AI social media management

Run social content as an accountable workflow

Research, create, approve, publish, and measure social content across LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X, and Reddit from one workflow.

Plan social content

Direct answer

Promarkia's Social Squad turns source material and campaign goals into channel-native content, then keeps public posting behind approval. It also researches conversations and can prepare post-specific Reddit responses where buyer intent is explicit.

Best for

Founders, social leads, agencies, and lean marketing teams managing several networks with limited production capacity.

What this squad can do

Research topics, audiences, trends, and relevant conversations
Create channel-native posts and campaign variations
Publish to connected social accounts after approval
Review results and feed insights into the next content cycle

What you get

Social calendars
Platform-specific post drafts
Approved publishing receipts
Engagement and opportunity summaries

From request to verified outcome

Define the audience, source material, channels, and desired action.
Research the angle and platform context.
Draft native versions for each selected network.
Review claims, voice, links, media, and destination accounts.
Publish approved posts and retain per-platform receipts.

Integrations

LinkedInFacebookInstagramXReddit

Example prompts

Create a week of LinkedIn and X content from this product announcement.
Find Reddit discussions with explicit demand for our service and draft useful replies.
Turn this webinar into platform-specific social posts.

Frequently asked questions

Which social networks are supported?

The squad works with LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X, and Reddit through available connected accounts.

Does it post automatically?

It prepares the exact post and waits for approval when a public write is required.

Can it repurpose existing content?

Yes. Articles, videos, launches, research, and founder notes can become channel-specific social assets.

Can it research Reddit opportunities?

Yes, with strict relevance rules that prioritize explicit buyer, implementation, hiring, or recommendation intent.