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Case-study & client-win posts
Real results from real engagements, turned into ongoing proof-of-work content instead of a portfolio page nobody finds on their own. A steady drip of real wins does more long-term selling than any single polished case study PDF.
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Behind-the-scenes & process content
A look at how your team actually works builds more trust with a prospective client than another list of services ever could. Showing the actual work, not just the finished result, is what separates an agency people trust from one that just talks a good game.
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Short-form video for pitches & explainers
A 60-second breakdown of a campaign or a quick team intro does more for credibility than a static graphic — produced from clips or screen recordings you send us. It's also easier to send a prospect than a link to a deck they may never open.
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Same-business-day replies
A DM from a prospective client gets a fast, professional response, not left sitting while they reach out to a competitor instead. A prospective client evaluating three agencies often picks whichever one actually responded first.
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LinkedIn available on Cube Prime
Every plan covers Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest, and Threads. Prime adds LinkedIn, where the marketing leads and founders comparing agencies are most likely to see your case studies land.
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Monthly performance recap
Which case study earned the most profile visits, what drove inbound DMs, and what we're covering next month — in plain English, not vanity metrics. The same reporting philosophy you'd apply to a client's account, applied to your own — proof the approach actually works.
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What a normal month looks like
You flag a wrapped campaign, a client win, or a behind-the-scenes moment worth sharing — a Slack message or quick call is enough. We turn it into posts, send them back for a look, and schedule the month once you've signed off. Client-confidential details stay out unless you've explicitly cleared them for public use.
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Nothing goes out without client approval where it matters
A case study that names a client, shows a screenshot of their account, or references a specific result gets your sign-off — and theirs, if your contract requires it — before it's ever scheduled. Anonymized framing is always available when a client prefers to stay unnamed.