A publishing plan your team can follow
A business owner preparing next week’s posts and an agency managing several client brands need the same basic clarity: what is ready, who needs to review it and when it should go live. Keep drafts and scheduled posts in a shared calendar, then adapt the caption and media for each connected account.
Plan campaigns around your trading hours and South African audience. Check the publishing time and time zone before scheduling; for customers abroad, plan around their day too. Use your own performance data to decide when to post instead of relying on a universal “best time”.
AI captions with your brand’s context
Start with the product facts, audience and tone you want. Limeo’s writing assistance uses Brand Brain context to help draft captions and rewrites. Review every suggestion for accurate prices, local wording and promises your business can keep.
AI can help you work through a first draft, but your team approves the final message. Image generation and editing with prepaid credits are planned additions and are not available yet.
Keep client feedback beside the work
For South African agencies, a growing client list can mean a growing number of approval threads. Separate brands into workspaces, assign the right access and collect feedback before publishing. Agree on a reviewer and a deadline so the person scheduling the post knows which version is approved.
Choose channels by account and format
Check the integrations available for your account before planning a campaign. Publishing permissions, supported media and inbox coverage differ between networks. A platform connection does not mean every feature of that network is available through its API.
Pricing in South African rand
Plans start at R299 a month for one person and five social profiles. Growth is R649, Pro is R1,299 for five users and 30 profiles, and Agency is R2,499 for 15 users and 100 profiles. Paying yearly saves up to 23%, and every plan starts with 14 days of Pro.
A practical starting point
Connect the accounts you are authorised to manage, choose one brand and prepare a week of content. Review a draft with your team before scheduling the first post. Once that process works, add the next brand or campaign.
For a fuller checklist, read the South African social media planning guide. Questions about your setup? Contact the team.