Amazon shows seven.
Most listings stop at four, and the three empty slots are free space nobody is using.
A buyer who is deciding whether to trust a brand checks whether anyone is home. Posts arrive finished every month: the artwork, the caption written for it, and the tags. From $295 a month.
Four different treatments, because a month built from one template is exactly what makes a feed read as automated.
Most listings stop at four, and the three empty slots are free space nobody is using.
Not being able to tell how big it is remains the most common reason a parcel comes back.
Desktop and mobile crop differently, so one artwork is never one artwork.
That is the whole title now, spaces included.
Amazon accepts nine images and displays seven.
Re-framed and re-set for the feed it is going to, not squashed into it.
These are our own posts, not a client's. Every claim on them is one we publish elsewhere on this site, and none of them is a performance figure, because we do not have one we could stand behind. Hover a column to stop it and read a post properly.
Two a week. Enough to stop the account looking abandoned, which is the only thing a dead feed tells a buyer.
Three a week. The point where a feed starts reading as a brand that is actually running rather than one posting when it remembers.
Five a week. For a catalogue with enough products that one a day is genuinely different each time rather than the same post reworded.
Every platform is on every plan, so the only thing that changes between them is how often you post. A post re-cropped for a second feed is a re-crop rather than a second design, which is not something to charge you twice for.
The usual version of this service hands over a folder of images and leaves the hard part with you. Writing the caption is the hard part, and it is where most sellers stall and the month quietly stops happening.
Files land with you by default and you post on your own schedule, which needs nobody to have access to anything. If you would rather not think about it, scheduling and publishing across every platform is $95 a month on top. That one needs access to your accounts and it owes a weekly action rather than a monthly delivery, so it is priced and named separately rather than folded in to make the headline look better.
No payment now. We come back with a start date and the day each month gets invoiced.