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Use case · Social posting

Auto-post to social media every morning with an AI agent

Silk finds the content, writes the post, makes the graphic and publishes it from your own Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn accounts, on a schedule you set by asking.

The same landscaping company's spring lawn care post published on its Facebook page and on LinkedIn, each with its own photo.
You ask

“every morning at 8, find 5 new listings within 50 miles of my zip code and post them with photos and links to my Facebook business page”

Silk does
  1. 01 Searched for new listings near your zip code
  2. 02 Picked the 5 newest with photos
  3. 03 Wrote a short post for each
  4. 04 Opened your Facebook business page, already logged in
  5. 05 Published the posts with photos and links
  6. 06 Logged them in your Posts sheet
You get

Five listings live on your Facebook page by 8:05, every morning

This is the fastest-growing way people use Silk. Social posting went from about 59 runs a month to 419 in the last 30 days, a 7.1x jump, across 18 users.

The best example comes from a real estate agent. Every morning Silk finds five new listings within 50 miles of a zip code and posts them, with photos and links, to a Facebook business page. Nobody touches it.

What you get

  • Posts that go out on time, every day or every few days, without you there.
  • Fresh content: listings, new products, blog posts or trending topics in your niche.
  • A graphic or photo with each post.
  • Your own accounts: posted from your page, as you, not from a third-party app.
  • A log of everything posted, so you can see what went out.

How it works

  1. Describe the routine once: where the content comes from, where it goes and when.
  2. Silk sets up the schedule. No settings screen. Just ask.
  3. Each run, it finds the content, writes the post, prepares the image and publishes.
  4. It logs what it posted and tells you if anything needs a look.

Routines people actually run

  • Daily listings: “Every morning at 8, post 5 new listings near my zip to my Facebook page.”
  • Content engine: “Three times a week, write a post from my latest blog with a custom graphic and post it to Facebook and LinkedIn.”
  • Trend scout: “Every Monday, find the trending YouTube topics in my niche and turn the best one into a video package with scripts.”
  • Profile upkeep: “Update our business hours and description on all our social pages.”

Tips

Start with approvalHave Silk draft for a week and check them, then let it post.
Give it your voicePoint it at 5 past posts you liked.
Pick a reliable timeChoose a time your computer is on, or queue posts in your scheduler.
Save it as a skillThe routine becomes one line you can reuse for clients.

See 10 ways people use Silk, or control it all from Telegram.

Questions

Can an AI agent post to my Facebook page automatically?
Yes. Silk posts from your own computer, in the Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or scheduler accounts you're already logged in to. You set the schedule by asking, for example "every morning at 8."
Do I have to connect my social accounts to another service?
No. Silk uses your own logged-in browser, so there's no extra app to authorize. If you already use a scheduler, like the one in GoHighLevel, Silk can post through that instead.
Can it make the images too?
Yes. Silk can make a custom graphic for each post, use photos from the source such as listing photos, or design in a tool you already use.
Can I check posts before they go out?
Yes. Ask Silk to draft the week's posts and send them to you, or queue them for approval, and only publish what you OK.
Does my computer need to be on at posting time?
Yes, schedules run on your computer while Silk is running. If that's a problem, have Silk write and queue a week of posts in your social scheduler in one go.

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