For consultants and B2B coaches
Turn industry conversations into first drafts in your own voice
Spot a relevant post on LinkedIn, X, Reddit, Facebook or Instagram, capture it, and get seven drafts in your brand voice. You review, add your own expertise, and publish wherever you already do.
$1 for 7 days, including 10 content packs in total. Card required. Renews at $49/month unless you cancel before the trial ends.
Business discussion forum (fictional)
"We've bought three project tools in two years and nobody uses them past month two. How do you tell before buying whether a team will actually adopt something?"
Draft · LinkedIn post
Before your next software purchase, ask the people who'll use it three questions:
- 1. What do you do today when a new request comes in?
- 2. What would make you stop using the new tool?
- 3. Who has to change a habit for this to work?
From a thread to a draft you can make your own
A fictional example of how one conversation becomes two different starting points. The source is context. You write from your own experience and opinion.
Source post
Business discussion forum (fictional) · ops_lead_maren
"We've bought three project tools in two years and nobody uses them past month two. How do you tell before buying whether a team will actually adopt something?"
Fictional. Used as context, not copied.
Draft · LinkedIn post
Before your next software purchase, ask the people who'll use it three questions:
1. What do you do today when a new request comes in?
2. What would make you stop using the new tool?
3. Who has to change a habit for this to work?
Adoption problems often start before the purchase, when nobody has named the habit being replaced.
What would you add to the list?
Draft · FAQ entry
How can I tell whether my team will use a new tool before I buy it?
Run a short pilot with a few people, including a skeptic. Agree in advance what "in use" means, who owns the rollout, and when you'll review the results together.
Your expertise is the part PostMine can't write
- The source post is context, not something to copy.
- Client stories, numbers and opinions come from you.
- You decide what is accurate enough to put your name on.
- PostMine does not publish for you. The calendar organizes and schedules drafts; you copy each one into the tools you already use.
01
Know what to write about before you sit down
Relevant conversations are already happening where you read. PostMine starts from them, so your topics come from real questions rather than a brainstorm.
For example: You notice a thread about scope creep in your niche, capture it, and have seven drafts to react to.
02
Drafts that start closer to your voice
Save a brand-voice profile with your tone, audience, preferred phrases and terms to avoid. Every content pack starts from those settings, and you still edit.
For example: You never say "leverage," so it goes on your avoid list once.
03
One conversation, several formats, one calendar
A single capture produces a blog post, LinkedIn article, X thread, Facebook post, Instagram caption, Reddit post and FAQ entry. The calendar helps you plan where each one goes.
For example: A thread about hiring becomes a long post for your site and a shorter one for LinkedIn.
How it works
1. Capture a relevant post
Right-click a supported post on LinkedIn, X, Reddit, Facebook or Instagram.
2. Generate your content pack
PostMine drafts seven formats using your brand-voice profile.
3. Review, edit, then use
Add your expertise, fix anything that's off, and copy the draft into your own publishing workflow.
Questions
They start from the tone, audience, phrases and avoid list in your profile, which should bring them closer to how you write. How close depends on how clearly you set it up, so expect to edit.
Your next post can start from a real conversation
Capture one relevant post and see what a first draft in your voice looks like.
$1 for 7 days, including 10 content packs in total. Card required. Renews at $49/month unless you cancel before the trial ends.