Digging takes the week.
A busy client's best ideas are spread across calls, old posts and company material. Add a different industry for every account, and finding the next useful angle becomes a job of its own.
For agencies and ghostwriters
News
worth
asking
about.
Answers
worth
posting.
Socialclue follows each client's industry and turns their calls, writing and point of view into LinkedIn and X drafts. Your writers edit. Your clients approve.
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Waiting for a writer
A draft for your writer, with the industry story, client input and position behind it.
Examples with a fictional agency and clients.
Where an agency's week actually goes.
Every client starts to sound the same.
A tone guide doesn't capture why a client disagrees, what they've changed their mind about, or the correction they made last week. Writers need that context when the next draft starts.
Feedback gets lost between drafts.
A change in a document, an approval in email, a comment in Slack. The writer needs to know what is approved, what needs attention, and which decisions should carry into the next draft.
Socialclue starts with your client: what they said, what they believe, and what's happening in their industry.
Four steps
How it works
From fresh industry developments to a draft your client recognizes.
Select a step to see an example.
Client knowledge meets a changing industry.
Sources in. Drafts out. Your writers edit, and your client approves before anything goes to LinkedIn or X.
Client approvals
Client review, from one link.
Clients read their posts, approve each one or ask for a change from a private link. No account needed. Your writer sees the decision beside the draft, with the feedback that needs attention.
Feedback belongs with the draft.
Keep the client's correction in context, so the next writer can see what changed and why.
3 posts for your review
Tue 23 Sep · LinkedInWaiting for you
Our first-week activation went from 31% to 38%.
We didn't ship a feature. We removed three onboarding steps.
The first screen now asks what a new user wants to do, then gets out of the way.
One cohort isn't proof, so we're watching the next one.
Our roadmap will keep following what people use, not just what they ask for.
We didn't ship a feature. We removed three onboarding steps.
The first screen now asks what a new user wants to do, then gets out of the way.
One cohort isn't proof, so we're watching the next one.
Our roadmap will keep following what people use, not just what they ask for.
Say which month's signups we compared.
Thu 18 Sep · LinkedIn and XApproved · Mon 14:02
12 releases in August. Weekly actives up 14%…
ApproveRequest changes
Beyond the draft
From the news to the next conversation.
Find the question behind the news.
Follow selected websites, publications, news articles, YouTube channels, industry leaders and regulatory updates. Socialclue connects relevant developments to the client's material, positions and calendar, then proposes an angle or a question for the next interview.
Give the client something specific to answer.
A new report, a policy change or a debate can become an interview question: what changed for their business, where do they disagree, and what experience can they share?
Plan around what is coming.
Bring industry dates and the client's own calendar into the content plan. Your writer chooses which developments deserve a post and which need more input.
Coming up · Keel Finance
The industry says
Quarter-end close keeps getting shorter.
Industry survey · out 3 Nov
Elena's experience
We moved to a continuous close.
For Elena's next interview
What broke in the first month, and would you do it again?
Industry survey + calendar · fictional example
The writer changes. The context stays.
Build each client's foundations from interviews, past posts and blogs: their audience, direction, beliefs, boundaries and topics. Propose positions for the client to confirm, and keep the context behind them available to every writer on the account.
Flag the contradiction.
Compare a draft with confirmed positions and earlier posts. When they disagree, flag it for the writer and ask whether the client's view has changed.
Learn from what gets corrected.
Client corrections and writer edits inform future drafts alongside the client's own writing. Keep each client's preferences with their workspace when a different writer takes over.
What Mira believes
Roadmaps should be earned by usage, not by volume of requests
Held firmly · 3 posts, 2 calls · Confirmed by MiraUsage-based pricing punishes your best customers
Leaning · 2 posts, 1 call · Confirmed by Mira!Possible conflict with Mira's position
This draft argues for metered pricing. Mira's position, confirmed 3 Aug, says the opposite.
Ask Mira if her view changedRevise the draft
Give the numbers their context.
Every draft comes as a text post, and as a chart when there's a number worth showing. Keep source references beside the figures and show whether a number came from client material or an external publication. Your writer checks what the data supports before it reaches the client.
Show what is being compared.
Review the measure, period and audience behind every chart.
Keep private details out of the draft.
Mark sensitive client material for exclusion. Review the draft and its sources before sharing it for approval.
NNorthlane
First-week activation
Source: client-provided activation tableSame measure, monthly signup cohorts · example data
Give the client something to add to the conversation.
Discover relevant posts or bring a post link. Socialclue suggests comments and replies using the client's voice and positions, with the post in context for your team to review.
A person chooses every comment.
Edit the suggestion, choose an alternative or skip it. Nothing posts until the client or your team clicks Post.
Follow through on their own posts.
Draft replies to incoming comments as well as comments on other people's posts. Your team decides which conversations to join.
PR
Priya Ramana voice Mira follows · pricing
“Usage-based pricing is the only honest pricing. Everything else is a subscription to hope.”
In Mira's voice
I'm cautious about metering the activity we want customers to repeat. How do you separate a fair usage limit from a penalty on adoption?
PostAlternativeSuggested comment · review before posting
Safety
Your clients' material. Your team's judgment.
Separate client workspaces, sources beside every claim, and a person at every decision. Socialclue does the digging; your team makes the calls.
It drafts. Your writers edit. Your clients decide. That's the whole deal.
- Separate material, positions and corrections for each client.
- Source references beside claims and figures for writer review.
- Client approval before a post goes out.
- A person chooses each comment and reply.
- Sensitive material marked for exclusion from drafts.
- Your writers never need a client's password.
- Likes, follows and messages are not automated.
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Get early accessPricing
One plan. Priced per client, never per seat.
Agency
First-year early-access offer · Up to 3 clients included · $49 a month per additional client
For agencies and ghostwriters managing several client voices.
- Three separate client workspaces; unlimited writers and teammates
- Calls, client material and ongoing industry-source discovery
- Industry-informed interview questions and calendar context
- Client positions, voice, correction learning and contradiction checks
- Text and chart drafts with source references
- Client review links, comment suggestions and replies
Prices are monthly in US dollars. No payment is collected when you reserve.
FAQ
Questions agencies ask
What can Socialclue turn into posts?+
Client interviews, uploaded transcripts and recordings, past posts, founder and company blogs, websites, publications, news articles and YouTube material. It also follows selected industry leaders, regulatory updates and calendar events to suggest angles connected to the client's own experience. Calls can also come in from Google Meet and Zoom.
How does it learn each client's point of view?+
Each workspace brings together the client's material, foundations and confirmed positions. Past posts and blogs inform the voice; client corrections and writer edits inform future drafts. Contradiction checks flag possible conflicts for review, including when writers change. The client can confirm that a position still holds or explain how it has changed.
What does it create at launch?+
Text posts and charts for LinkedIn and X, plus interview questions, comment suggestions and replies. Your writer reviews drafts and their sources; the client approves posts. The examples on this page are fictional previews of the product.
How do comments and replies work?+
Bring a relevant post link or review suggested conversations. Socialclue drafts a comment or reply in the client's voice for your team to review, edit or skip. Nothing posts until a person clicks Post.
Does this replace my writers?+
No. It drafts; your writers edit. It takes the digging out of the week, so their hours go into the angle, the writing and the client relationship.
Is each client's material kept separate?+
Yes. Each client has their own workspace, positions and corrections. One client's material isn't used to draft for another, even when the same writer handles both.
Is Socialclue available now?+
Not yet. Socialclue is in development, and this page takes early-access reservations.
How does pricing work for agencies?+
Early-access members reserve at $89 a month for the first year; the standard price is $149 a month. Up to three clients are included, and each additional client is $49 a month. Writers and teammates are not charged per seat. Reserving collects your details, not a payment.
What happens after I reserve early access?+
You receive a confirmation email. We'll email you when access is ready, with the payment details before you decide to subscribe. Nothing is charged when you reserve. If you'd like hands-on onboarding and to help shape the product, reply to the confirmation email.
Every client in their own words. Only when they say so.
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