Social media planning in CoVince — replaces Publer, Buffer, Metricool, Hootsuite.
Publer Professional on its own costs €11 per user. Here it is inside €19 for the whole platform.
It is Monday and the calendar is empty again. Somebody has to think of something clever before eleven, and the picture is in a chat, and the caption is in someone's head. That is not a content strategy — that is a weekly panic with a logo on it.
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The content calendar is a spreadsheet, the posts are in someone's notes, and the images are in a chat.
Every channel wants its own login, and nobody can say what went out last week.
Planning slips because writing each post from scratch takes twenty minutes you do not have.
A rhythm, not a to-do list: you set which KIND of post belongs on which day, and the weeks fill themselves.
Drafts are written for every open moment by the CrewMate you choose — you edit, you approve, it goes out.
What was published and how it performed sits on the same record as the plan that produced it.
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The next two weeks per moment — dashed slots still to write, solid ones scheduled
Set the concept week: post types per day-part, per account.
Press write — every empty moment gets a draft from your subjects, sources and news.
Approve, or let a moment schedule itself. Published posts collect their own statistics.
This is one of 17 tools in CoVince. It is not a separate product — it sits on the same members, the same journeys and the same data as everything else, which is the entire point.
And it follows things up on its own. A survey nobody filled in, an appointment tomorrow, a decision still waiting for an answer, a growth path about to expire — the reminder goes out without anybody remembering to send it. That is usually somebody’s Friday afternoon.
The accounts you connect — the usual business channels — from one content calendar, with the post, the image and the statistics on the same record instead of in three different tools.
It drafts them. You set the concept week — which kind of post belongs on which day-part — and every empty moment gets a draft from your own subjects, sources and news, written by the CrewMate you pick. You read, edit and approve. Nothing goes out unapproved unless you tell a moment to schedule itself.
For planning, drafting, scheduling and reading back what a post did, yes — and it is the same licence as the other sixteen tools. Publer Professional alone is about €11 per month; here the whole platform is €19 per user.
Published posts collect their own statistics, and they sit on the plan that produced them — so "what did we do last quarter and what came back" is one screen, not an export and a spreadsheet.
Social media planning sits on the same members, journeys and data as the rest of the platform. These three are the ones it is used with most.
The same stack bought separately costs €222 per user per month.
