15 checks before you automate DMs from comments
A pre-flight list for "comment a keyword, get a link" on Instagram: Meta's rules, GDPR basics, and the things that break in practice.
Read the articleWe write about what we measured ourselves: what advertising costs a small business, which formats work, where automation helps and where it only gets in the way.
A pre-flight list for "comment a keyword, get a link" on Instagram: Meta's rules, GDPR basics, and the things that break in practice.
Read the articleA skill is a folder with a SKILL.md file. Here is how to write one that checks a social post before it ships, step by step.
The numbers that decide what you can publish through official APIs: carousel sizes, video lengths, document pages, caption limits. Each with its source.
Twelve shots in three groups, how to film them without extra kit, and a last check before posting.
Ready replies for the comments a small business gets every week, including a complaint, a price question and spam. Edit, don't paste blind.
What GDPR says about consent when you collect emails from Instagram DMs, and what the AI Act and Meta labels mean for small-business posts. Not legal advice.
A fill-in template for a local business: three post types, a weekly rhythm, and one week filled in for a bakery.
Ten checks a small business can do in one evening, in the order that matters, with what to fix first.
What the Model Context Protocol is, the three commands you need in Claude Code, where the config is saved, and four checks before you connect anything.
Thirty opening lines for a bakery, gym, dental clinic, shop, estate agent or consultant, sorted by pattern. Change the details and use them.
Copy-ready texts for every step of a "comment a keyword, get a link" flow, within Meta's limits, in English with Polish and Ukrainian versions of the key lines.
Google does not penalise AI text — it penalises text without value. What the rules actually say, and the four jobs AI does better than a person.
ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews do not show ten links — they give one answer. What decides whether you are named in it.
The three levels of autonomy: where the agent acts unasked, where it queues for approval, and why we suggest keeping the queue on for the first month.
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