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Frameworks & perspective posts
Your actual point of view on the problems you solve, turned into short, sharable posts that build the kind of authority a generic “business coach” feed never earns. Over time, a consistent point of view is what turns "someone I follow" into "someone I'd actually hire."
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Case-study & results graphics
Anonymized wins and engagement outcomes turned into clean, credible graphics — the social proof a founder needs before they'll take the call. Anonymized where it needs to be, specific everywhere else — vague success stories don't build the same trust as ones with real texture.
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Short-form video for your take
A 60-second video on the mistake you see founders make most does more for authority than a week of text posts — produced from a quick recording you send us. A founder is far more likely to watch a short video than read a long post, even if the content is the same.
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Same-business-day replies
A DM asking about your process or availability gets a fast, professional response, not left sitting while they book a call with someone else. That fast reply reads as a preview of what it's actually like to work with you.
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LinkedIn available on Cube Prime
Every plan covers Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest, and Threads. Prime adds LinkedIn, where the founders and operators who hire consultants actually spend their time during the workday.
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Monthly performance recap
Which post earned the most saves, what drove profile visits, and what we're covering next month — in plain English, not vanity metrics. Which take actually resonated is often a better signal of market demand than any survey.
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What a normal month looks like
You send us a voice memo, a recap of a client win, or a take on something you're seeing across engagements — five minutes is usually enough. We turn it into posts, send them back for your review, and schedule the month once you've approved. If a specific engagement needs to stay anonymized or confidential, we handle that by default, not as an afterthought.
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Confidential engagements stay confidential
We never publish a client name, identifying detail, or specific figure without your explicit sign-off — anonymized "a client in [industry]" framing is the default, not the exception. You control exactly how much of any engagement becomes public.