Do I still need the Social Media Worker?
No. The Social Content Worker includes everything in the Social Media Worker the weekly calendar, captions, hashtags and monthly report plus a full content engine and the growth layer that ties them into one funnel.
What content does it write?
LinkedIn posts, captions and hooks, carousels and long-form thought leadership, executive branding posts in your founder's voice, blogs and articles, website copy, proposals and capability statements, and your monthly newsletter and campaign emails all planned in one monthly content calendar.
How does it learn our brand voice?
You share your style guide and brand tone, and it reads your last 90 days of published content and your website. Then every edit you make to a draft feeds back in, so the gap between what it writes and what you'd write closes over the first month.
Will the writing read as AI-generated?
That depends on the brief you give it and the edits you make early on. The Worker writes from your own published material rather than generic prose, cites sources, and flags anything it could not verify instead of inventing it. You keep the veto on every piece.
Does it publish without me reading it first?
Not unless you turn that on. Every account starts in approval mode the Worker drafts, you approve. Most clients move to auto-publish for routine content after a few weeks and keep approval on cornerstone pieces and anything sensitive.
How many posts and pieces do we get a month?
Up to 50 posts a month across up to 5 platforms, plus up to 30 content pieces including 4 executive branding posts planned in 1 monthly content calendar. Carousels, articles, website copy, newsletters and campaign emails all count as content pieces.
What are executive branding posts?
Posts written in your founder's or CEO's own voice for their personal LinkedIn their views, their lessons, their industry. They approve every one before it goes out.
Can it write proposals and capability statements?
Yes. It drafts proposals, capability statements, company profiles and case studies from your own material, then you review and finalise them.
Does it spend our ad budget without approval?
Never on its own. You set the total budget, the per-channel caps and the target cost per lead. Campaigns and creative go through approval before they go live, and any reallocation above the threshold you choose comes back to you first.
Why is it $149 when the price is $298?
The Social Content Worker is priced at $298/mo. It is currently 50% off, so you pay $149/mo the same Worker with everything in the plan included.
What do I get for $149 a month?
Everything in the Social Media Worker; up to 50 posts a month across up to 5 platforms (TikTok and YouTube Shorts included); up to 30 content pieces a month LinkedIn posts, carousels, articles, website copy, proposals and your newsletter with 4 executive branding posts and 1 monthly content calendar; cross-channel campaign planning; brand-tone and style guide training; a monthly 60-minute strategy session and a monthly analytics summary with growth recommendations.
Is the ad spend included in the price?
No $149/mo is the Worker. Media spend is paid to the platforms directly from your own ad accounts, so you keep ownership of the accounts, the audiences and the history.
What happens in the monthly strategy session?
Once a month you get 60 minutes with a HIVENOX growth strategist. You go through the monthly analytics summary together, agree what to scale and what to cut, and set the next month's campaign plan and executive branding topics.
How is this different from hiring an agency?
An agency bills for hours and hands work back on their cycle. The Worker runs continuously, reports on itself monthly, and costs the same whether it publishes four posts or forty. You keep the brief and the veto, not the workload.
How fast do we see results?
Campaigns are usually live inside a week. Paid channels show cost-per-lead movement in the first fortnight; organic and SEO compound over the first quarter. We agree the measure and the baseline with you before anything starts.
Where does our data sit?
Australian and Saudi regions are both available. For government and regulated buyers, the Sovereign deployment option keeps data residency and control inside your jurisdiction.
