Growth guide · free · no signup · 62 min
Social media that brings customers, not just views.
Six chapters for founders, solo creators and small brands who sell something online: a 30-day plan, account setup, format testing, cross-posting without burnout, turning attention into sales, and letting an AI agent do the busywork.
No email gate. Every platform claim links to the platform’s own documentation; everything else is written as something to test on your account, not a promise.
The chapters
In order, because each one uses the last. Read the first if nothing else.
- 01Start here: the 30-day planA week-by-week plan for going from an idle account to a working posting habit, with a checklist you can actually finish. Setup first, then batching, then reading results.9 min
- 02Set up your accounts properlyProfiles, bios, links, and what each network says it rewards — from the networks’ own documentation — plus the one-account-or-several question for founders with a personal and a brand account.11 min
- 03Find formats that workHow to test hooks and formats on purpose instead of posting and hoping: a simple experiment log, what counts as a fair comparison, and how to read results without fooling yourself.10 min
- 04Post everywhere without burning outRepurposing one idea across networks, the per-network adjustments that actually matter (length, media, links), and a cadence a solo operator can keep for a year.10 min
- 05Turn attention into salesLink strategy, landing pages that work from an in-app browser, offers that fit a post, and how to measure which post actually drove a sale — including what per-post attribution can and cannot honestly claim.12 min
- 06Let an AI agent do the busyworkConcrete prompts for Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor connected over MCP: drafting the batch, scheduling the 30-day plan, checking what failed, and reading the results — using only capabilities that exist today.10 min
Who it is for
Written for
- A founder with a product and no audience yet.
- A solo creator who sells a course, a template or a service.
- A small brand where one person runs every account.
- Anyone who wants to know which posts brought customers, not which got likes.
Not written for
- Agencies managing many clients; there is no approvals workflow here.
- Anyone chasing a viral number. Nothing in these chapters promises reach.
- Paid social. This is organic posting only.
- YouTube. It is not covered.
How it is written
Sourced
Each chapter ends with the platform help-centre, newsroom and developer pages its claims rest on. Where a network has published nothing, the chapter says so.
No invented proof
No view counts, no revenue screenshots, no testimonials. seenpaid is a young product and would rather show nothing than something made up.
Product where it helps
seenpaid is a scheduler for 21 networks with an MCP server for AI agents and optional per-post revenue tracking. It is mentioned where it removes a step, and every step works without it.
Questions
Yes, and no. Every chapter is a public page. There is no email gate, no signup wall and nothing to download. seenpaid is mentioned where it genuinely helps a step, and you can do every step without it.
Indie founders, solo creators and small brands who sell something online and want social media to bring customers, not just views. If you have nothing to sell yet, the first four chapters still apply; chapter 5 will not.
Each chapter ends with a Sources list linking to the platform’s own help centre, newsroom or developer documentation. Anything not backed by one of those is written as something to test on your own account, not as a rule.
Because we do not have honest ones to show yet. seenpaid is a young product with a small number of customers, and we would rather publish a guide with no view counts than one with invented ones.
Budget roughly one focused hour a day for the first week, then less. The plan front-loads setup and batching so that weeks two to four are mostly publishing, reading results and adjusting.
No. Chapter 6 is optional. It shows how to hand the repetitive parts to Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor through MCP if you already use one of them; everything in chapters 1 to 5 works by hand.
Start with the plan.
Chapter 1 is the 30-day plan. Everything else is the detail behind one of its weeks.