Solutions · Small businesses
Post on X for your business without a marketing team
A ready-made weekly schedule, drafts in your business's voice, and images for your offers and events, so posting takes minutes, not evenings.
Sound familiar?
The owner is the marketing department
Posting happens after closing, when you're tired, which means it mostly doesn't happen.
Nothing to post but promotions
Sales and opening hours get old fast. Most small business accounts don't know what else to say.
Not sure when or how often
Without a plan, posting comes in bursts. Followers forget you between them.
A week with Extudio
- 01
Load the recommended schedule
One click in settings sets seven weekly slots across education, discovery, tips and engagement. Change them later if you like.
- 02
Fill a month in one sitting
Generate a stock of ready tweets in the Bank and pick the ones that sound like you. Click an empty calendar slot to write a post for it.
- 03
Add an image to offers and events
Imagine makes a square or landscape image for an event or offer, with your brand details in every prompt.
- 04
Let it run
Scheduled posts publish from our servers. Check the queue once a week.
What you’ll use most
Every tool reads the same brand kit, so it all sounds like you.
Content Calendar
A weekly grid with your slots filled or empty, so you know what's covered at a glance.
Tweet Generator
Openers like “Quick tip:” and “Most people think...” turn what you know about your trade into posts.
Image Generator
Images for events, offers and announcements without hiring a designer.
Brand Voice
Tell it once how your business talks, friendly or formal, and every draft follows.
Tweet Scheduler
Posts go out on time while you're running the shop.
What a small business can post besides sales
Customers follow a local business for what it knows, not only for its offers. The recommended schedule gives each slot a category; here's what each can mean for a small shop.
| Category | What a small business might post |
|---|---|
| Education | A how-to from your trade, a mistake customers often make |
| Discovery | A new product, a behind-the-scenes look, the person behind the counter |
| Data/Tips | A seasonal tip, a quick checklist, the most asked question this week |
| Engagement | A question to customers, an event, a thank-you |
- Y
Your name@you1/3
Quick tip: a squeaky chain needs cleaning before it needs oil. Wipe it down, one small drop per link, then wipe off the extra. A dripping chain picks up grit and wears out faster.
- Y
Your name@you2/3
Saturday 10am to noon: free tire pressure and brake checks out front. No booking, bring any bike. Kids' bikes welcome. Coffee's on us.
- Y
Your name@you3/3
Most asked question at the counter this week: is it worth fixing my old bike? If the frame is straight and not rusted through, almost always yes. Wheels, chain and cables cost less than a new bike.
Keep it to a routine you can keep
A small business doesn't need to post daily. A few useful posts a week, every week, is enough to stay in front of the people who already know you, and it's a pace you can keep. See how often to post on X.
Extudio is built only for X. If you also post to Instagram or Facebook, you'll still need another tool for those.
Templates and guides for you
Event promo tweet
Promote a webinar, meetup or live session with the outcome up front.
Quick tip tweet
One problem, one specific fix, in a tweet people bookmark.
Question tweet
Ask a specific question and answer it first, so replying feels easy.
Product announcement tweet
Announce a product in one tweet: what it is, who it's for and why it matters.
How often to post on X
Posting frequencies compared, and a weekly mix you can sustain.
The best time to post on X is when your audience is reading
Starting windows, a four-week test and a schedule you can keep.
60 tweet ideas for when you're stuck
60 tweet ideas in 7 categories, each with a short example.
How to plan a content calendar for X
Slots, categories and a weekly batch: an X calendar you'll keep.
Your next week of posts,
done this afternoon.
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