AutomationSocial postsExample data, Tue 13 Oct, 9:41

Social posts

FDX does the homework for your Instagram and Facebook posts every Monday. You post them yourself.

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How it works

  1. FDX looks at businesses like yours nearby. It searches the web for your competitors and reads their public Instagram, Facebook and website. You choose which ones count.
  2. It tells you what they did this week, in 3 short lines. For example: two gyms ran a free week offer, and posts with real members got the most comments.
  3. It writes 3 posts for you, each with a day to post, a picture idea and why it should work. Copy one, then post it on Instagram or Facebook yourself. FDX never posts for you.
Do this every Monday morningNew research and 3 drafts land here. Each run uses a few credits for the web searches. Research now runs it once straight away.

1. Businesses FDX watches

Keep the ones that are really your competitors. FDX reads their public posts and website each week.

FDX looks for competitors around here.
[Competitor 1]Posts most days: class timetables and member shout outs. Running a first week free offer. (Instagram)
[Competitor 2]Two or three posts a week. Short coach tip videos get the most comments. (Instagram)
[Competitor 3]Calm, photo led posts. Launched a 6 am class this week. (Website)

2. What they posted

Research from Monday 19 October, across 3 competitors.

  • Two competitors pushed a first week free offer with short videos.
  • Posts with real members got the most comments.
  • Nobody posted about early morning classes. That gap is yours.

3. Your 3 post drafts

Tuesday 6:30 am ยท Video

The 6 am crew is the best kept secret in town. Come and try a morning class this week.

Picture idea: 10 second clip of the early class finishing.Why: No competitor talks about early mornings.