What the agent did
Chris, who works in property management, set up Grok Bot to run social media marketing for an HVAC company he uses. The company picks the content it wants and the bot schedules it.
Result, as claimed
Content they selected is scheduled until April 2027 with the $200 per month Grok subscription, and the company ended its $2,000+ per month contract with a marketing firm.
This is the result as the person described it in public. It has not been checked and is not a typical outcome.
Proof
Try it yourself
An agent that drafts a month of social posts for a local business and schedules only the ones the owner approves.
Difficulty: Beginner
Prompt
You run social media for [business name], a [type of business] in [city]. Read our website [URL] and our last [10] posts on [platforms]. Draft [12] posts for next month: seasonal tips, recent jobs, reviews and offers. For each post give the platform, the text and an image idea. Put them in a sheet with columns Date, Platform, Text, Image idea, Approved. Schedule only rows marked Approved. Never invent prices, reviews or job photos. Ask me when you need a real photo or detail.Tools
- Grok Bot What Chris used
- Google Sheets Free approval sheet, like the spreadsheet in the story
- Buffer Scheduler with a free plan
Steps
- Collect the business website, past posts and a few real job photos.
- Run the prompt and review the draft sheet.
- Mark the posts you approve and let the agent schedule those.
- Check the first week of posts after they go out.
Watch out: An agent can get facts about a business wrong, so a person at the business should approve every post before it is published.
Starter version by Solopreneur Code