What should i know about one week of posts one newsletter

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What should I know about One Week Of Posts, One Newsletter?
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Mouldi Nouri
asked 1 month agoMouldi Nouri

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One setup. Seven days of social posts. A newsletter drafted in your brand voice. You tune that voice once. Real talk: you're running the whole business solo. Writing a week of posts plus a newsletter can eat a whole afternoon. Prigmar's social agent and newsletter agent handle the drafting so you get that time back. Both agents write in the same voice. Set it once, and every post and email sounds like you. How to set it up: 1. Connect your channels and newsletter list. 2. Tune your brand voice once so the agents match how you write. 3. Turn on the social agent and the newsletter agent. 4. Review the week's posts and newsletter draft — edit anything you want. 5. Approve yourself, or set it to auto-publish on your schedule. A few things to know. Agents are sold separately or bundled — start with just these two. Each agent comes with a 7-day free trial, so you see a full week of output before you pay. You stay in control the whole time: choose approve-first or auto-publish. Want fully hands-off? Set auto-publish and the posts and newsletter go out on their own. Prefer a final look? Keep approval on and clear the queue in a few minutes.
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See the work before you commit. With a 7-day free trial, the social agent drafts a full week of posts, and the newsletter agent writes one newsletter—all in the brand voice you set once. You stay in control. Approve each piece, tweak it, or turn on auto-posting so it runs without you. How to start: 1. Connect your channels to Prigmar. 2. Pick the social agent and the newsletter agent. 3. Tune your brand voice one time so every draft sounds like you. 4. Review the week of posts and the newsletter. 5. Approve them, or switch on auto-posting and let them publish. Each agent is sold alone or in a bundle, and every one comes with a 7-day free trial. So you can test it without paying upfront. If it saves you hours writing posts and emails each week, keep it. If not, cancel before day 7.
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