Overview
PostProval positions itself as a social media management platform that differentiates itself from standard offerings in the space.
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- I'm selected to PITCH at Web Summit in Lisbon next week!! 🇵🇹🥹 A couple of weeks ago, I applied by sending in a video of my pitch. Max. 60 seconds to convince them. And apparently, I stood out 😳 I had 2 days to put together some slides for my 3-minute pitch on Tuesday. And that's just round 1. If I make it through, I'll pitch again on Wednesday in front of another group of experts. And if I survive THAT round, I'm off to the main stage for the PITCH finals 🤯 But let's not get ahead of ourselves. First, I need to get those 3
- Why I'm building ANOTHER tool A lot of PostProval comes from me thinking that there HAS to be an easier way to do things. Because as a social media manager, I’ve done the whole thing: Send content to a client. Wait for feedback. Send a reminder. Get feedback through WhatsApp. Make changes. Send it again. Get a "looks good!" Wonder whether "looks good" actually means APPROVED 😂 Then go back through the conversation later because you can’t remember which version was final. These seem like tiny annoyances. But when you manage
- Normally, I sit at my desk and barely say a word all day. Last week, I stood on my feet for 6 hours and talked NON-STOP 😅 At the Freelancer Summit, I got to show people what I'm building with PostProval. And I realized something: a 5-minute conversation can do more than 1.000 LinkedIn posts. Seeing people's reactions, hearing their frustrations and showing them how PostProval could make their work easier. That's something you just can't get from behind your desk. Although my feet were very happy to be back there the next
- It's ready! 🚀 Tomorrow, 'No Social Media Guru Cr*p' #80 lands in the inboxes of a couple of hundred social media managers. Here's what's inside: ➡ A social media budget that adds up ➡ Instagram opens straight to Reels? ➡ What 1.000 posts can’t replace If you're not on the list yet, this is your reminder. Sign up before Thursday morning 6:15 AM. Link in the first comment 👇 ---- 👋 I'm Britt, founder of PostProval And I'm on a mission to make social media management a lot easier 💙💛❤️
- A client sees 1 Instagram post. A social media manager sees a whole to-do list 😅 Coming up with the idea. Doing the research. Writing the caption. Creating the visual. Sending it for approval. Getting feedback. Making changes. Getting more feedback. Making more changes. Finally scheduling it. And then there's still community management and checking the results. Sounds familiar? 🤭 I think this is something we, as social media managers, could communicate a lot better. Because when a client pays for 12 social media posts, they often
- Yesterday I came home exhausted. Today I woke up with more motivation than ever 🥹 Yesterday was my very first time exhibiting at an event with PostProval in Belgium: the Freelancer Summit. I can tell you that I had no idea what to expect. Would people be interested? Would they understand what I'm building? Would anyone even stop by? Well... they did 🥳 I met so many lovely people, had great conversations and got to share the story behind PostProval. But what made me happiest? Seeing people genuinely interested in something I've
- Tomorrow, we're launching PostProval 2.0 at the Freelancer Summit (organised by UNIZO). Today, the internet decided to add a little ✨spice✨ Two critical security flaws have been discovered in PHP. For the non-IT people: PHP is basically one of the things keeping millions of websites running. And software platforms. Researchers have discovered two serious weaknesses that could potentially let hackers take control of affected websites/platforms. Fun! Love that for us 😬 The good news? A security update is expected today. The bad news?
- The things you hear as a social media manager... "Can we get more followers?" "Why did this post only get 12 likes?" "Can you post this flyer on our socials?" And my personal favourite: "Our competitor posted this. Can we do the same?" 💩 But behind those questions is usually something else: the client doesn’t know what to expect from social media. And that’s partly our job too. Not to promise that every post will perform. But to explain WHY we’re posting something. Who it’s for. And what we actually want that post to achieve.
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