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Know what needs fixing before you publish.
Run More Posts points to the exact lines that may weaken your post and explains what to change.
No vague score. No red warning circle. Just a useful second opinion.
Better ideas, useful feedback, scheduling and analysis. The words stay yours.
Most consultants do not have an idea problem.
They have a habit of abandoning good topics after writing about them once.
Feedback
Your opening is more general than usual. Your strongest posts normally begin with a specific observation.
Voice-profile observation
You usually open with a direct statement.
Matches your voice · 92%
The problem
You were told to post consistently. So you did. One post gets attention. The next one disappears. You look at the numbers, compare the two and still cannot tell what made the difference.
Then you try a writing tool. It gives you a clean post in twelve seconds. The grammar is fine. The structure is familiar. It also sounds like something anyone could have posted. That is the problem.
You do not need more generic content. You need a better way to judge your own writing, publish it consistently and learn from what happens next.
What it does
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Run More Posts points to the exact lines that may weaken your post and explains what to change.
No vague score. No red warning circle. Just a useful second opinion.
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It learns from the posts you have already written and shows you what it notices.
You can correct anything it gets wrong, and those corrections become rules it follows from then on.
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A week after publishing, you get a few clear observations about the result.
Not another dashboard full of numbers. Something you can use on the next post.
Run More Posts looks for patterns that often make a post feel forced, repetitive or machine-written. Click a finding and the relevant line is highlighted in your draft.
The post check
Every consultant I know is competing on the same three words: strategy, growth, transformation.
It is not that their rates were too high, it is that the buyer could not tell what they were paying for.
Last month I sat in on 14 sales calls with a 30-person firm.
Every call stalled at the same question.
What is actually included.
Nobody could answer it in one sentence.
So we stopped selling the process.
We named three outcomes, dated them and priced them separately. Nine days of work, no rebrand. Their average deal went from £34k to £52k in a quarter.
Compared with how you normally write
The opening runs 21 words. Your hooks usually run about nine.
Six one-line paragraphs. Your strongest posts usually have two.
One em dash, which is punctuation you normally avoid.
You see the issue. You decide whether to change it. Nothing is rewritten without you; the sentence stays yours.
Voice profile
Your voice should not be hidden inside a system you cannot inspect. Every observation includes the posts it came from.
Think one is wrong? Correct it. Your correction becomes a rule and stays a rule.
Other tools tell you they know your voice. Run More Posts shows you what it thinks your voice is.
Try it — correct one on the right
Your rules · kept from then on
The rest of it
Choose when a post should go out and see the week ahead in one calendar.
See the numbers, then get a plain explanation of what they may mean.
Turn an idea or an existing post into a carousel you can edit before publishing.
Find topics inside your own best-performing posts instead of starting with a blank page.
Pricing
You are not charged for writing, scheduling or checking your posts. You only use credits when you ask Run More Posts to create something for you.
$490 billed yearly
Save $98 per year
For people starting to post more consistently.
$990 billed yearly
Save $198 per year
For people who want regular ideas, rewrites and deeper feedback.
$1490 billed yearly
Save $298 per year
For people publishing frequently and using Run More Posts throughout the week.
Run More Posts helps you make it clearer, publish it consistently and learn from the response.