Social Editorial
Every post checked before it carries your name.
We write your posts for LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, X and TikTok — drawn from your own content, in your voice, with your figures. The difference is not the writing but what happens before it: every draft passes a review against twelve fixed grounds for rejection, and you receive the verdict verbatim. Anything unsubstantiated does not go out.
What we deliver
- LinkedIn · Instagram · Facebook · X · TikTok
- A review record for every post — verbatim, not a checkmark
- An image for every post, in your own design
- You approve before anything is published
Tiers
Fixed package prices for this service — bundled with all the others on our pricing page, so you can compare everything at a glance.
View prices & packagesWhy it matters
Why this matters
Under section 8(2) of the German Unfair Competition Act you are liable for everything on your channel — even when an agency or a machine wrote it. The usual answer is to become slower and more cautious. Ours is a record: for every post it is documented which source carries it, which version of the target page was read at the time, and why the review let it through. If it is ever disputed, you have something to produce. That is the part a 39-euro tool does not deliver — and most agencies do not either.
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Section 8(2) UWG
The owner of a business is liable for competition violations committed by anyone acting on their behalf — the attribution applies even where the owner knew nothing of the act. Handing over the writing does not hand over the liability. That is why the review record is not an extra here but the actual object of the service: it is what exists if it is ever disputed.
Source: Section 8(2), German Act Against Unfair Competition (UWG), version of 1 December 2021.
How we work
A topic wheel built from your own pages
We read your subpages and turn them into a topic store: one topic per substantiated statement, every figure with its source. Alongside it a fact store the editorial desk may draw from — and only from that. Both belong to you and stay yours, even if you cancel.
Write, review, revise
Each topic becomes a core text and from it one version per channel — length, tone and form differ, the statement does not. Then the review against twelve grounds for rejection: a claim without evidence, a price figure in the post, a blanket judgement about competitors, a call to action your target page does not actually deliver. A rejected draft goes into revision once. If it is rejected again, you receive both review reports instead of a post.
Your approval, then the channel
You receive the finished posts together: text to copy, image to upload, the first comment carrying the link, and the review verdict beside it. Nothing appears without your yes. On the Full build tier we publish ourselves, after your documented approval.
A channel that regularly says something substantiated — and a folder of review records showing, for every post, what it rested on.
Common questions
Is this written by an AI?
Yes, and we tell you rather than hide it. The topics, the rules, the fact store and every approval come from people; the phrasing is done by a language model under twelve grounds for rejection. The point is not that a machine writes — nearly everyone does that now. The point is that here every draft must pass a review, and you get its verdict in black and white.
What if a post is wrong after all?
Then you see it before publication, because you approve. And you can trace how it came about: for every post it is recorded which set of facts was read and what the review decided. We correct and you approve again — without hunting for the origin.
Why do you price by topic and not by post?
Because a topic is the work and a post is only its form. One substantiated thought becomes up to five channel versions; the research, the sourcing and the review happen once. Billing per post would create an incentive to sell the same thought five times. We sell it once.
Can you do this in Spanish or English too?
The Full build tier includes two languages; further ones cost 390 € per month. This is not translation but a version of its own: a post that works in German rarely works when carried over word for word.