u/Relevant-Ad-575

Hey everyone,

I've been spending a lot of time trying to come up with social media content for my SaaS, figuring out what to post, writing captions, making graphics (this especially) and it's starting to eat into the time I'd rather spend building.

Right now I write captions myself, spend time every week figuring out what to even post, jump into Canva to make graphics, and occasionally go through competitor pages to see what they are putting out. It adds up to hours I genuinely do not have.

I've been using Claude to help with copy and I've looked at n8n for automation but I cannot find anything that actually ties it all together properly. What I want is something that understands what my product does, does some competitor research in the background, and then comes back with post ideas, captions, and images I can just approve and push out. No more starting from a blank page every time.

Does something like this exist or is everyone still stitching it together manually? What setups are y'all actually running?

Hey everyone,

I've been spending a lot of time trying to come up with social media content for my SaaS, figuring out what to post, writing captions, making graphics (this especially) and it's starting to eat into the time I'd rather spend building.

Right now I write captions myself, spend time every week figuring out what to even post, jump into Canva to make graphics, and occasionally go through competitor pages to see what they are putting out. It adds up to hours I genuinely do not have.

I've been using Claude to help with copy and I've looked at n8n for automation but I cannot find anything that actually ties it all together properly. What I want is something that understands what my product does, does some competitor research in the background, and then comes back with post ideas, captions, and images I can just approve and push out. No more starting from a blank page every time.

Does something like this exist or is everyone still stitching it together manually? What setups are y'all actually running?

Hey everyone,

I've been spending a lot of time trying to come up with social media content for my SaaS, figuring out what to post, writing captions, making graphics (this especially) and it's starting to eat into the time I'd rather spend building.

Right now I write captions myself, spend time every week figuring out what to even post, jump into Canva to make graphics, and occasionally go through competitor pages to see what they are putting out. It adds up to hours I genuinely do not have.

I've been using Claude to help with copy and I've looked at n8n for automation but I cannot find anything that actually ties it all together properly. What I want is something that understands what my product does, does some competitor research in the background, and then comes back with post ideas, captions, and images I can just approve and push out. No more starting from a blank page every time.

Does something like this exist or is everyone still stitching it together manually? What setups are y'all actually running?

I teach piano online and between lessons I ask students to film themselves practicing and send it to me so I can check if they're actually doing it right.

Right now everything goes through WhatsApp and it's getting messy. Videos scattered across different chats, easy to miss things.

Do any of you do this or am I making extra work for myself? If you do, how do you keep track of it all?

I teach piano online and I've been trying to build more of a feedback loop between lessons. I give students assignments, they practice, then I want them to send me a video so I can actually see if they're getting it right and send feedback back.

Today, it all goes through WhatsApp. It works but with multiple students it becomes a mess with videos buried in different chats, no structure, hard to track who sent what. I've seen that students who get quick feedback between lessons improve faster and I get more referrals from them. So I want to keep doing it, just not through WhatsApp.

Is this something y'all teachers even do, or am I overcomplicating it? If you do it, how are you handling it?