Every day, one branded four-image carousel goes out to your Instagram and Facebook. It is built from your brand guidelines and your own photos — your colors, your type, your voice, your property — and a person reviews every single post before it publishes. You get the consistency of a full-time social presence without hiring one or becoming one.
A four-image carousel to Instagram and Facebook daily — the format that gives a post more surface than a single image ever gets.
Every post is generated from your brand profile and your own photo library. Nothing generic, nothing off the shelf.
A person looks at every post before it goes out. If it is not right, it does not publish. Automation does the labor; judgment stays human.
No long contract. Stay because it works, cancel with 30 days notice if it does not.
Automated Social is $600 per month, month to month, cancel with 30 days notice.
This service requires Brand Guidelines first — that is the document every post is built from. Most clients buy the two together.
The reason these posts look like you and not like everyone else is the brand profile built during your Brand Guidelines engagement. That comes first — everything here follows from it.
See Brand GuidelinesSocial media management is usually sold one of two ways: cheap and fully automated, which looks like it; or hand-made and expensive, which most businesses cannot sustain. This service sits deliberately in between — automated production, human judgment, your brand. Here is what that means in practice.
Recent posts from Cavmir's own Instagram. The same system builds yours — in your colors, your type, your voice.
Each post starts from two inputs: your brand profile — the working file created during your Brand Guidelines engagement — and your photo library. The system composes a four-image carousel: a hook image that earns the stop, two images that carry the idea, and a closing image that tells the viewer what to do next. Captions are written in your voice as defined in your guidelines, not in the interchangeable caption-speak that fills most feeds.
Before anything publishes, a person reviews it. Not a spot check — every post, every day. The reviewer checks that the photos are used well, the copy sounds like you, and nothing is off-brand, off-market, or simply off. Posts that fail review get fixed or replaced. Then the post goes out to your Instagram and Facebook at a consistent time, and the next one enters the queue.
You can be as involved as you want. Some clients look at the queue every week; most look at their own feed once in a while and let it run. If you ever want a topic covered, a photo featured, or a post pulled, you tell us and it happens.
A four-image carousel is a small story rather than a single frame. It holds attention longer, gives the viewer something to swipe through, and lets one idea build instead of shouting once. It is the format we use for our own accounts, and it is the only format this service publishes — one strong post a day beats three thin ones.
Daily matters because feeds reward presence. An account that posts in bursts and then goes quiet reads as unattended — to the platform and to the person deciding whether your business is active. A steady daily cadence is the single most reliable signal that a business is alive and cared for, and it is precisely the thing owners and operators cannot sustain by hand. That is the honest case for automating it.
What we will not do is promise follower counts or booking numbers. Social media compounds slowly and unevenly, and anyone quoting you a precise result before seeing your account is guessing. What we commit to is the part we control completely: a post worth publishing, in your brand, every single day, reviewed by a person before it goes out.
Three things. First, brand guidelines — if you do not have them yet, that engagement comes first, and it is the reason your posts will not look like anyone else's. Second, your photos: a folder of real images of your property or business, refreshed whenever you have new ones. Third, connected accounts: you grant posting access to your Instagram and Facebook through Meta's standard business tools, and you can revoke it any time.
After setup, the ongoing ask is close to zero. New photos when you have them, a heads-up when something changes — a renovation, a new offer, a season opening — and the occasional yes or no when we ask whether you want a specific theme covered. The service is built for owners who want a consistent presence without acquiring a second job.
No. Our reviewer approves every post before it publishes. If you prefer to approve posts yourself before they go out, we can set the queue up that way instead — some clients want the final say, and that is fine.
Instagram and Facebook — one carousel to both, every day. If you need X, LinkedIn, or another channel, talk to us; that is scoped separately.
Tell us and it comes down, and we adjust the direction so the next ones land better. The brand profile gets refined as we learn what you like — the service gets more accurate over time, not less.
Yours. That is the point of the service — real photos of your property or business, composed and branded properly. We do not fill your feed with stock imagery that could belong to anyone.
Because the posts are generated from your brand profile. Without it there is nothing to build from except defaults, and defaults look like everyone else. Brand Guidelines is a one-time engagement, and most clients start both at the same time.
The service is month to month, and you can cancel with 30 days notice. If you need a short pause — a closure, a renovation — tell us and we will work with you.
One branded post a day, reviewed by a person, built from your own brand and photos. Already have brand guidelines? Start today. If not, start there.