Hi, we're MagicSocial.

Your posts, already written.

We capture what your business is already doing (the busy season, the fixed problem, the win a customer thanked you for) and turn it into LinkedIn posts that sound like you. You read them, tap approve, and get back to work.

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Harbor Kitchen & Bath

LinkedIn · draft for your approval

A client asked last week why our quote came in $4,000 higher than the other two she got. Fair question. We had walked the crawlspace and priced the subfloor rot the others never looked for. The quote that finds the problem early is the cheap one.

Sounds like youWaiting on your yesFree to start

Summer is finally here! At Peak Plumbing we deliver best-in-class solutions for all your plumbing needs! Contact us today to learn more! #Plumbing #HomeServices #SmallBusiness

Any AI writing tool

Looks AI, turns people off

AI slop

We replaced a water heater in Maple Grove on Tuesday that we first serviced back in 2009. Sixteen years out of a builder-grade unit. The owner asked what made it last so long. Honest answer: an anode rod swap every few years. Forty dollars. That is the whole secret.

Your MagicSocial campaign

Written to hit home with your audience

We study your audience before we write a word.

Before we write anything, we study your customers themselves: the reviews they leave, the questions they keep asking, what they celebrate, what they complain about, and the exact words they use when they recommend a business like yours. We also study which posts across the web actually landed with audiences like yours, what got a real response and what sank. Then we write what hits home, in language your people already speak.

What we actually do for you

Never out of things to say

We mine your real work for post-worthy moments: the busy season, the problem you fixed, the question customers keep asking. The weeks you are slammed are the weeks we post anyway.

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Sounds like you, not a robot

We learn from what you have actually written. No hustle hooks, no fake vulnerability, none of the stuff you scroll past and mock.

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Campaigns, not random posts

A planned arc over weeks, two good posts at a time. Nobody needs you to post daily; they need you to show up steadily.

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Never guesses your facts

A thumbs-down plus one sentence of why becomes a standing rule you can see and edit. We get smarter about your brand every week, and the rules belong to you.

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Example campaigns

Fictional businesses, real method: this is what a campaign looks like when it ships.

Flat neobrutalist illustration of stacked plates and a menu
RestaurantLocal

Fall menu launch

Willow Street Bistro filled Friday bookings before the new menu even dropped.

See how it works Illustration of a lawn mower and small trees
LandscapingLocal

Spring cleanup push

Vasquez Lawn & Tree filled May with jobs booked from three posts.

See how it works Illustration of scales of justice and a handshake
Law officeReferrals

New-client welcome series

Harper Family Law showed clients what to expect before the first call.

See how it works Illustration of a climbing wall with colorful holds
Fitness studioSeasonal

Class schedule launch

Ridge Climbing Gym announced fall classes to members who actually saw them.

See how it works Illustration of stacked pastry boxes tied with a bow
BakeryeCommerce

Holiday pre-order campaign

Second Street Bakery sold out pre-orders two weeks early.

See how it works

More of what we write

Job announcement that sounds human

A now-hiring post people actually shared.

Hiring

Price-increase letter, the honest way

Raised rates without losing goodwill.

Hard news

We-are-still-open update

Roadwork out front, customers kept coming.

Local

Anniversary thank-you post

Ten years in business, told like a story.

Milestone
Every Monday

Drafts land. You say yes or no.

Each week a short set of drafts arrives for your review. Approve from your phone in a few minutes; anything you reject teaches us a rule.

See how a week looks

The centerpiece

You approve every word.

Drafts arrive with their evidence attached. Mark what's wrong, we fix it, and your approval leaves a dated record: what goes out is exactly what you signed.

Post 4 of 5 · LinkedIn
Draft: client results post

A client came in last week already resigned to writing a big check in April. We went through his file and found two elections his old software never asked him about.from your interview

That is the usual story with October reviews: our year-end checklist saved clients an average of $12,000 last seasonfrom your season report across 31 returns. The savings hide in the questions nobody asks in April.from your season report

October is when the calendar still has room to fix things. April is just bookkeeping.from your records

Correction · K. Meyer (owner) · 2026-07-19

"$12,000" overstates it. The season report says the average was $8,400. Use the exact figure.

Why we built this

MagicSocial exists because small businesses keep getting told to 'just post more' by tools that write the same post for everyone. You have real customers, real wins, and real numbers; that is better raw material than anything an AI can invent.

So we built the boring-sounding thing that matters: software that reads what your business has actually done and refuses to publish anything it cannot back up.

Built for ownersNo marketing degree neededYour facts only
For freelance marketers

Running social for a few small businesses?

Every brand gets its own sources, its own voice, its own standing rules. Nothing bleeds between clients, and every post still shows where each fact came from. The top tier covers two or three brands in one workspace.

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Straight answers about small-business marketing

GuideFrom brief to a week of posts in one afternoon

A walkthrough of the MagicSocial campaign workflow: load the sources, generate, review, schedule.

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Questions owners actually ask

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