Social Media
Social Media Posts for Your Business, Done for You
Before customers call, they look you up. If your last Facebook post was in March, they wonder if you're still open. Then they call someone else.
Keeping your social media up to date is hard when you're busy running a business. There's an easier way.
Why Regular Social Media Posting Matters
Posting won't move you to the top of Google. But it still brings you business. Here's how.
Social media shows customers you're open
Customers compare a few businesses before they pick one. A recent post says you're working. An empty page makes them wonder, and they move on without telling you why.
Your Google listing has a spot for posts
Your Google Business Profile, the listing that shows up on Google Maps, lets you post updates. Most businesses never use it. Old posts disappear after a while, so it only works if you keep posting. Here's what to post there and how often.
Social media helps people find you
Posts bring people to your website. They remind people of your name, so they search for you later. That's how posting helps with Google: not directly, but by getting you noticed.
It helps with AI too
More people now ask ChatGPT or Google, “Who's a good plumber near me?” Those tools recommend businesses they can find a lot of current, accurate information about. A business that posts regularly is easier for them to find.
Social media is hard to keep up with
You need new ideas every week. Every app wants something different. And when work gets busy, posting is the first thing to go. That's why most business owners give up on it.
Three Ways to Handle Your Social Media
Do it yourself
It's free, and nobody knows your business better than you. But it takes time every week, and it's the first thing you'll drop when you're busy.
Hire someone
Someone else does it all. It's the easiest option, but it costs the most, and they have to learn your business first.
Use a social media tool
It's cheaper than hiring someone and faster than starting from scratch. The problem is that most tools write the same boring posts for everyone.
Introducing Hey Ada
I wanted a tool that writes social media posts about your business, not posts any business could use.
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She learns your business and your competitors.
Ada reads your website to learn your services, your customers, and what makes you different. She also looks at what your competitors are doing.
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She plans your month.
Ada comes up with post ideas made just for your business.
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She writes your posts.
You get a separate post for Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profile and more, plus graphics to go with them. You review them and share.
- Google Business Profile
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- Threads
- TikTok
One idea, written three ways.
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Hey Ada is separate from my SEO work. You don't need to be my client to use it.
What Business Owners Say About Hey Ada
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“I just started playing around with Hey Ada, and it is mind-blowing — in the best way! I genuinely love the personalization, especially how it incorporates our brand colors, tone, services, and specific details.”
Hillary Sharpnack, Resolution Mediation
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“I've used ChatGPT and several other AI tools for social media, but none of them have come close to the quality of ideas I've gotten from Hey Ada. I was genuinely amazed by how creative, relevant, and helpful the suggestions were — it felt like a completely different level of thinking. If you're looking for fresh ideas and a smarter way to approach your social media content, I highly recommend giving Hey Ada a try.”
Maria Tumasian, The Oak Standard
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“I love how Ada compares my business with competitors — very cool. She pulled accurate information from my website, which impressed me. I love the topics she came up with for my posts. They're very on-brand and seem to cover topics people are actually searching for.”
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Questions
Is social media worth it for a small business?
Yes, if you keep it up. Customers check your pages before they call, and a recent post tells them you're open and busy. An empty page can cost you the job.
Does social media help my business show up on Google?
Not directly. Google doesn't rank you higher because you post. But posting brings people to your website and gets them searching for your name, and that helps.
How often should I post on social media?
Once a week is a good goal for most small businesses. Posting a little every week is better than posting a lot once and then stopping.
Which social media sites should my business be on?
Start where your customers already look. For most local businesses, that's your Google Business Profile and Facebook. It's better to post regularly on two sites than rarely on eight.
Do I need to be your SEO client to use Hey Ada?
No. Anyone can sign up for Hey Ada.
Stop Staring at a Blank Screen
Let Ada write your social media posts. You focus on your work.
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