Posting
Your content calendar posts itself
Posts and reels wait in an Airtable calendar. At the time you set they go to Instagram, and the row updates so you know it went out.
For coaches with full calendars and quiet feeds
I set up the posting and the lead replies behind your coaching business, so your feed stays alive on your busiest weeks. You approve, it runs.
Works with LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, email and your booking page.

Really quick responses, willing and able to help you out whenever you need it.
Such dedication and precision that it made my life a little bit easier.
He also thought for the future and he built according to the future.
A quick intro before we talk
There's the coaching, and there's everything around it. I take the second one off your plate.
I started building automations in June 2021, halfway through a physics degree at the Federal University of Technology, Akure, and I never stopped. Today I run NoQodePro and work with business owners in the US, Canada and Europe.
I still do every build myself, so the person on your call is the person who builds it.
A normal week with it running
Tap a day to see what goes out on its own and what waits for your yes.
You write your ideas once, in your own words. They become posts for each platform and wait for your yes. After that they go out at the time you picked, and every result is logged where you can see it.
These are sample posts. Yours will sound like you.
Things I've built
Screenshots of real workflows from my own builds. Open any of them full size.
Posting
Posts and reels wait in an Airtable calendar. At the time you set they go to Instagram, and the row updates so you know it went out.
Posting
One post comes in and goes out to each platform. Every result is logged back to Airtable.
Posting
A new WordPress post is turned into captions for each platform, and each one is saved to Airtable.
Posting
It researches the topic, writes the post and makes the image, then publishes to LinkedIn on a schedule.
Posting
Drafts land in Google Sheets and your reviewer gets a Slack message, so nothing goes out unseen.
Leads
A new lead is saved, gets a personal reply and is tagged hot, medium or low. Your team gets a message.
Follow ups
Every hour it checks who hasn't replied and sends the next message. Once someone replies, it stops. It also leaves weekends alone.
Follow ups
It asks the client for a review, waits a day for the reply, sums up the feedback and tells your team in Slack.
The record
Ade was excellent to work with. He was professional, responsive, and highly knowledgeable. Every issue was resolved quickly, and the final setup worked exactly as expected.
He saves me a lot of time and headaches by doing things quicker.
Much less time than anticipated.
He fixed my problem very quickly with great communication along the way. Great to work with.
Ade is fantastic at what he does. He's patient and thorough.
What happens after you book
You tell me where your week goes. The call is free.
Usually one thing, the one that gives you back the most hours. If I think it's the wrong build, I say so.
It runs on the tools you already pay for, and you see every post and every message before anything goes live.
Each build reports its own failures, so I usually hear about a problem before you do. You get the logins when it's done.
Book a free 30 minute call and tell me where your week goes. You'll leave knowing what I'd set up first.
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