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PlanMedia plans a month of social media, makes every piece from your own products, waits for your approval and publishes on six channels. Each part has its own page.
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- A whole month of social media, planned in one clickPlanMedia's AI content calendar plans a month of posts, carousels, stories, reels and shorts from your own products, puts each piece on its day and waits for your approval.
- On-brand images, made from the products you actually sellPlanMedia makes social media images from real photographs of your products and places: one idea per piece, sized for its channel, checked against your brand rules. Five credits an image.
- Reels and Shorts from a single product photoPlanMedia turns a product photograph into a vertical film for Reels, Stories, TikTok and YouTube Shorts. Every film is storyboarded first and renders only after you approve the storyboard.
- The brand kit the agents read before they write a wordPlanMedia's Brand Hub holds your products, places and people as @elements with their own photographs, plus your colours, voice, languages and rules. Every piece the AI makes follows it.
- An Orchestrator and seven specialists, each with its own briefPlanMedia's AI team: an Orchestrator you talk to and seven specialists, Strategist, Creative Director, Visual Director, Video Director, Copywriter, Brand Guardian and Analyst, each working to a brief you can edit.
- The one step that needs a person, made the shortestPlanMedia puts every piece in one review queue: slide to approve or send it back with a note. Share a month with a client as a link; they approve in their browser with no account.
- Approved once, published on time on every channelPlanMedia publishes approved posts, carousels, stories, reels and shorts on their day and hour, each in the format its channel expects. Connect your accounts once in the Brand Hub.
- Ask for it in a sentence, get it back finishedAsk PlanMedia's Orchestrator in plain language for a post, a picture, a film, a month or a change to a rule. It briefs the specialists and brings the finished work back.