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Create a sales page (landing page)
A one-product sales website that opens smoothly on phones, with order buttons for Zalo, Messenger or marketplaces, ready to use for running ads. When they want to bring customers from an ad to one place that talks about just one product or service package, many people think they need to find a web developer, wait a week and spend several million đồng. The Create a sales page (landing page) skill handles exactly this. You describe the product, offer and contact method; this skill writes persuasive content and builds it into a landing page (a website that sells just one product), saved as a file right on your computer. Double-click it to open and view. What this skill does for you Writes a main headline of no more than 12 words stating the biggest benefit, plus a supporting line saying who the page is for and what problem it solves. Arranges the page in the order customers read from top to bottom: large image and price, customer concerns, 3–5 benefits, product information table, offer section, frequently asked questions and order button. Adds contact buttons correctly: the Zalo button opens a chat directly with your number, the call button starts a call when tapped, and Messenger and marketplace links point to the exact links you provide. Chooses the main color based on the product image you send, or on the product category if you do not have an image yet. Writes 4–6 frequently asked questions about delivery, returns, how to use the product and who it suits. Clearly states which images to add, what to name them and which folder to place them in so they appear on the page. Assign the task with just one message "Create a sales page for 50ml tone-up sunscreen, SPF50+, lightweight and non-sticky, suitable for oily skin, priced at 320k. Buy 2 and get 10% off until the end of the month. Customers can message Zalo 0901 234 567 or Messenger m.me/myphamnhaan." If you do not have a contact method yet, you will be asked for one, because a page without an order button cannot be used. Small details that are not available yet, such as the return policy, are left as [...] for you to fill in later. What you receive One website file (HTML) in the trang-ban-hang/<tên sản phẩm> folder, which opens on phones and computers; the app asks for your confirmation before saving. In the chat: the written headline and benefits, the parts still left blank, and 3 things you need to do: copy images into the folder (anh-1.jpg is the large image at the top), fill in the blanks and put the page online. Suggestions for getting a free public link, such as dragging the whole folder into Netlify Drop; the page must have an https link before you can run Facebook ads to it. Example (top of page): "Lightweight sunscreen for oily skin" · "For anyone who dislikes sticky sunscreen. 320k, buy 2 and get 10% off." · [Message Zalo to order] What makes this skill different from a typical AI question There is no "leave your phone number" field. The page is a static file with nowhere to store data, so any customer information entered would be lost; contact buttons are used instead. It does not guess links. Zalo, Messenger and marketplace buttons point only to the exact number and links you provide. The page is lightweight and independent. It is a single file with no tracking code, fonts or images loaded from other websites, so it opens quickly on 4G and does not need a developer to make changes. It does not invent reasons to buy. No fake reviews, sales numbers, crossed-out original prices or countdown timers; if the page name already exists, it creates a new folder instead of overwriting it. This is a good fit if You are about to run ads and need a page that talks about just one product or service package. You want to send customers one neat link instead of a dozen photos through Zalo. You have a short-term promotion that needs its own page. You do not have a website and do not want to spend money building one yet. What to prepare Required: product, key highlights and price; at least one contact method (Zalo number, Messenger link, phone number or marketplace link). Helpful for a more attractive and complete page: product images, an offer with an expiry date, specifications, ingredients or materials, and delivery and return policies. Outside this skill's scope It does not put the page online or buy a domain name; the file is saved for you and you receive instructions on how to do it. It does not write Fanpage posts or marketplace product descriptions → use Write Fanpage posts for Fanpage posts. It does not use absolute claims or say that cosmetics or functional foods cure diseases. To check carefully before running ads → use Check for violations before posting. Use in Solo Agent After purchasing, assign this skill to an existing staff member on your team, or create a new staff member to handle it. One staff member can have multiple skills; the assistant sends each request to the right person with the suitable skill. Often used with: Run Facebook ads · Design an offer · Check for violations before posting
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Post to website
Put a post on a WordPress website: fill in the title, content, URL, category, SEO fields, and save it as a draft for your review. Putting a post on WordPress sounds simple, but doing it properly means pasting the content without breaking the formatting, editing the URL, choosing a category, adding tags, then filling in the title and description in the Yoast or Rank Math box. Miss one step and half the effort spent writing the post is wasted. The Post to website skill handles exactly this task. You provide the post file and website address; the new post page opens in the app's browser, each field is filled in right in front of you, and the default is to save only as a draft. What this skill does for you Reads posts from .html, .md, .docx, .txt files or text you paste; if the post already has an SEO title, description, and URL, it uses those details. Opens the new post page, then fills in the title and all content; HTML posts are inserted through the code editor so subheadings and lists display correctly. Fills in the right sidebar: URL, category, tags, and excerpt. Fills in the SEO title, description, and focus keyword in the Yoast or Rank Math box if the website has it installed. Saves the post as a draft for you or your team leader to review; or sets the posting date and time so you can click "Schedule". Reports the post status, URL, and remaining tasks to you. Assign the task with one message "Put seo/cach-pha-ca-phe-phin.html on mocson.vn and save it as a draft for me to review." Before starting, the title, length, whether the post includes images, and how far the task should go are repeated back to you. When the WordPress login screen appears, the AI staff waits for you to log in yourself in the browser window; once done, send one message and the task continues. What you get back The post in your website's drafts section (or scheduled, or published if you choose and click the final button yourself). A short report in chat: post title, URL, category, whether the SEO fields were filled in or the website has no SEO extension, and remaining tasks such as adding a featured image. Example: "Saved 'How to make phin coffee at home' as a draft on mocson.vn. URL: /cach-pha-ca-phe-phin · Category: Knowledge · SEO: filled in. Remaining for you: add a featured image and click Publish." How this skill differs from a regular AI question Draft by default. Before clicking "Save draft", the app asks you. Even when you choose "Publish now", the post is still saved as a draft first, and you click "Publish" yourself, because that button makes the post visible to everyone. Uses the exact approved text. It does not edit sentences or insert links, code, or anything beyond the content you provide. Only adds new posts. Existing posts and pages, the theme, extensions, user accounts, and website permissions are left unchanged. If the website is not WordPress, you are told clearly, and the content is prepared for you to paste into the website admin page yourself. If a page builder such as Elementor or an unfamiliar theme appears, the screen is described and you are asked what to do; nothing is clicked at random. It's a good fit if You have a WordPress website and dozens of unpublished articles on your computer. You run an agency or work freelance and need to upload posts as drafts for clients to review on their own websites. You often forget to fill in the SEO section when posting. You want to prepare posts for the entire week. What to prepare Required: the post (a file or text pasted into chat), the website address, and a WordPress account with permission to write posts. For a more complete result: the category, preferred schedule, and a featured image ready on your computer. You upload the image yourself; the task continues only after you say it is done. Outside this skill's scope Does not write the post → use Write SEO content for website. Does not edit the theme, install extensions, or change website settings. Does not type usernames, passwords, or verification codes. Does not post to a Fanpage → use Post to Fanpage. Use in Solo Agent After purchasing, assign this skill to an existing AI staff member on your team, or create a new one to handle it. One AI staff member can have multiple skills; the assistant routes each request to the right person with the appropriate skill. Often used with: Write SEO content for website · Monthly content plan · Write multichannel content
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Write SEO articles for your website
Give it one keyword and get a blog post that has reviewed the pages currently ranking highest on Google, with a Word file ready for review and a version ready to paste into WordPress. Your website has a blog that has not had a new post in six months because writing a long article takes half a day, not to mention not knowing how to title it so Google understands it or how many words are enough. If you hire someone else, you may get a generic article that any business could publish. The Write SEO articles for your website skill (SEO is writing in a way that helps Google find the article) solves exactly this problem. You provide one keyword; this skill checks what people are reading on Google for that keyword, then writes an article that answers what they are looking for, more clearly, and naturally guides readers to your product or service. What this skill does for you Searches for the keyword online, reads the top 2–3 results to understand whether searchers want to learn, compare or buy, and finds what those articles have missed. Chooses 4–8 supporting keyword phrases from the search results and the "People also ask" questions. Outlines and writes the article: the introduction answers the main point right away, each heading answers a question readers may have, and tables or lists are added when comparison or step-by-step instructions are needed. Prepares an SEO title of no more than 60 characters, the description shown under the title on Google (120–155 characters), and a short, unaccented URL. Adds 3–5 frequently asked questions and suggests 2–4 links to other pages on your website. Suggests 2–4 images, each with an unaccented file name and an image description for Google to read. Assign the task with just one message "Write an article on 'how to brew phin coffee' for mocson.vn, mention paper filters for office workers, and link to /phin-giay." If you do not specify a length, the article will be about as long as the top-ranking articles, up to 1,800 words. If there is a brand voice guide in the brief folder, the article follows that voice. What you get back Word file for you or your client to review, and an HTML file containing only the article body, ready to paste into WordPress ("Code editor" mode or a "Custom HTML" block). Both are saved in the seo folder; the app asks for your confirmation before writing them. Chat summary: primary and supporting keywords, what searchers want, word count, SEO title and description with character counts, URL, the links consulted, and any points that "need client confirmation". Example: SEO title: "How to Brew Delicious Phin Coffee at Home in 5 Steps" · URL: /cach-pha-ca-phe-phin What makes this skill different from a regular AI question Learn the structure, do not copy the wording. Competitors' articles are read to see what they are missing, not to closely rewrite anyone's words. No keyword stuffing. The primary keyword appears in the title, the first 100 words, at least one heading and the URL; the rest reads naturally without obvious repetition. Sources for figures. No studies, experts or search volumes are made up; when a figure is used, its source link is included. Health, financial and legal topics are written cautiously, with advice for readers to consult a professional. This is a good fit if You have a website (shop, spa, consulting office...) but its blog is empty. You run an agency or work as a freelancer, and every month you need to submit several blog posts with SEO information to clients. You want people searching "where to buy ..." or "which ... is best" to find your page, not just marketplaces. You have real expertise (processes, experience) but do not yet know how to write it in a way Google likes. What to prepare Required: one primary keyword. Helpful for a more relevant article: your brand name and website, the products you want mentioned, product page URLs for linking, and your real experience so the article offers a distinct perspective. Outside this skill's scope It does not publish the article to your website → use Publish articles to your website; that skill reads the HTML file just saved. It does not write social media posts → use Write multichannel content; it does not create a page selling one product → use Create a sales page (landing page). It does not promise a top Google ranking; rankings also depend on the website and time. It does not write many nearly identical articles for each keyword variation or insert hidden text. Use it in Solo Agent After buying, assign this skill to an existing AI staff member on your team, or create a new staff member to handle it. One staff member can have multiple skills; the assistant sends each request to the right person with the right skill. Often used with: Publish articles to your website · Monthly content plan · Brand / client brief
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Livestream sales script
A 30–90-minute livestream script broken down by the minute: which item to sell first, what to say, when to launch offers, and what the comment moderator should do. Many livestreams start energetically and gradually run out of steam: you cover everything about a product in five minutes, forget to greet new viewers, launch a discount code when the fewest people are watching, and the comment moderator does not know how to answer size questions. The Livestream sales script skill solves exactly this. You list the items you will sell, choose the platform and length; this skill writes a script so the whole team knows what to do and say at each minute. What this skill does for you Arranges products by role: an easy-to-buy opening item to get the first orders, a main item to discuss at length, an order booster to increase order value, and the best offer to close with for people who stay until the end. Divides the livestream into small 8–10-minute rounds because viewers come and go constantly, and never goes more than 3 minutes without reminding viewers how to buy. Writes lines for each product in 6 steps: a line addressing a concern, a real demonstration, 2–3 benefits, handling doubts, price and offer, and how to buy. Schedules flash offers and mini-games based exactly on what you have confirmed; if you have not decided yet, it suggests safe mini-game formats for you to choose from. Prepares 6–10 common customer questions with answers, plus separate notes for the comment moderator (quick replies and how to handle negative comments). Creates a pre-livestream checklist and a list of tasks to complete within 24–48 hours after the livestream. Assign the work with just one message "60-minute TikTok Live selling cotton T-shirts for 159k (buy 2 for 279k), straight-leg jeans for 349k, and tote bags for 99k. At minute 30, launch a 20k discount code for orders from 300k. Shop owner hosts, 1 person moderates comments." If you have an Excel file with the product list, upload it; prices, offers, and inventory will be read from it. If prices or the product list are completely missing, you will be asked once, with up to 3 questions combined. What you receive A complete Word file with the script in the livestream folder, saved when you approve it: a minute-by-minute running order table (what the host says, what the comment moderator does, what text to pin), lines for each product, mini-game rules, frequently asked questions, and pre- and post-livestream checklists. Chat summary: opening, main, and closing items; when to launch offers; and any remaining [...] items to finalize before going live. Illustrative example (a greeting for new viewers): "Welcome to everyone who just joined the live! Today the shop has 2 T-shirts for 279k, and at minute 30 there will be a 20k discount code. Please stay and shop with us." What makes this skill different from a regular AI question No fake scarcity. The phrase "only 5 left" is used only when you provide the real number; no fake countdowns and no "this price is for today only" when it is not true. Compliant mini-games. It does not require "share to your personal page, tag friends" on Facebook; if a purchase-linked lucky draw is used, the script reminds you to complete the procedure with the Department of Industry and Trade first. Product paperwork reminders. New e-commerce rules have specific provisions for livestream selling, so the checklist always includes a paperwork line; a script for a KOC (a real user reviewing a product) livestreaming on your behalf includes a clear statement that it is a collaboration. Accurate total timing. The blocks in the table add up exactly to the length of the livestream you choose. This is a good fit if You livestream regularly but improvise every time and have no script. You are about to go live for the first time on TikTok Live, Facebook Live, or Shopee Live. You are a KOL or KOC hired to livestream sales for a brand and need a minute-by-minute script. You ask a KOC to livestream on your behalf and need to give them a script that matches your wishes. What to prepare Required: a product list with prices (type it in chat or provide an Excel/CSV file), platform, and livestream length. Makes the script more accurate: confirmed offers and mini-games, gifts, who is hosting and how many assistants there are, return policy and shipping fee (save these once in the app's memory and that is enough). Outside this skill's scope It does not start the livestream or post an announcement about the livestream schedule; all platform actions are yours. It does not read customers' names, phone numbers, or addresses on air; winners may only be called by their display names. It does not write 15–60-second videos → use Short video script; it does not plan launches spanning several weeks → use Product launch plan. Legal notes in the script are reminders and do not replace legal advice. Use in Solo Agent After purchase, you can assign this skill to an existing AI staff member on your team, or create a new one to handle it. One staff member can have multiple skills; the assistant routes each request to the right person with the relevant skill. Often used with: Short video script · Offer design · Working with KOC/KOLs
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Short Video Script
TikTok, Reels, and Shorts scripts for 15–60-second videos you can shoot with just one phone: a hook that keeps viewers watching, each shot, dialogue, and caption. You pick up your phone to shoot a product video, then freeze because you don't know how to start, which shot to film first, or how much to say to fill 30 seconds. After filming, the video is too long, starts with "Hello everyone," and viewers have long since scrolled away. The Short Video Script skill solves exactly this problem. Tell it the product, choose a video style and length; this skill writes a script broken down by the second, with a shot list so you or the person holding the camera can finish filming in about half an hour, without expensive props. What this skill does for you Chooses a video style that fits the product when you are unsure: household goods suit "How to use," fashion suits "Before – After" outfit styling, and specialties suit "Unboxing" or an origin story. Writes 2 different opening lines so you can try both and see which one keeps viewers watching longer. Breaks shots down by length: 15 seconds is about 3–4 shots, 30 seconds 5–7 shots, and 60 seconds 8–12 shots. Writes dialogue that fits the timing exactly, plus on-screen text for viewers who watch without sound. Ends with exactly one call to action suited to where you post: TikTok "tap the shopping cart," Reels "message the shop," Shorts "see the link in the description." Suggests a music style and writes a 1–2 sentence caption (the text posted with the video) with 3–5 hashtags. Assign the task with just one message "Write a 30-second TikTok script showing how to use a 6L air fryer, with a removable non-stick basket that can be washed, a 60-minute timer, priced at 890k, with a 12-month warranty." (send a few product photos if available) If you do not choose a video style, a suitable one is selected for you, with a short explanation of why. The tone and way of addressing people that you have already given the app are remembered and used automatically, so you do not need to repeat them. What you get back Everything appears right in the chat: A four-column script table: seconds, shot, dialogue, and on-screen text. A tick-box shot list clearly noting camera angle, lighting, and props. Music suggestions, a ready-to-paste caption, and up to 3 filming tips. Example (seconds 0–3): Close-up of a hand opening the fryer basket, steam rising, filmed at eye level. Line: "Did you buy an air fryer only to end up with hard-to-wash grease stuck everywhere?" On-screen text: "Removable basket for easy washing". What makes this skill different from a typical AI question Specific shot descriptions, not vague instructions like "film the product": hold the product, show close-up details, and change the camera angle or distance every 1–3 seconds to keep the pace. Do not open with a logo or greeting. The first three seconds always include movement or an eye-catching image, along with on-screen text. Dialogue is counted by the second, at about 3 words per second, so it still fits the duration when read aloud and does not need rushed cutting during editing. No false before-and-after setups for cosmetics, weight loss, or health; do not invent sales numbers or customer praise. It is right for you if You film with your phone by yourself, without a crew. You have new products, dishes, or services every week and need a steady supply of video ideas. Few people watch your old videos to the end because the opening is too long-winded. You want to assign filming to staff without standing beside them and directing every shot. What to prepare Required: product name and key points (uses, price, and promotion if any). For a more accurate script: video style, length, posting platform, product photos, and questions customers often ask if you choose "Answering customer questions." Outside this skill's scope It does not create video files or edit them; you film and edit with CapCut or TikTok's tools. It does not write long livestream scripts → use Livestream Sales Script. Do not use other people's music or footage without permission; choose music from the platform's own library. It does not suggest dangerous shots such as filming while driving or using electrical items near water. Use it in Solo Agent After buying, assign this skill to an existing staff member on your team, or create a new staff member to handle it. One staff member can have multiple skills; the assistant sends each request to the right person with the suitable skill. Often used with: Livestream Sales Script · Work with KOC/KOL · Check for violations before posting
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Write content for multiple channels
Turn one product idea into separate posts for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Zalo OA, email..., each with the right length, tone and several options. When launching a product, content creators often have to write the same idea five or six times: a Facebook post, an Instagram caption, a few lines below a TikTok video, a Zalo OA message and an email for past customers. When busy, they write one post and keep shortening it, so every channel sounds awkward. The Write content for multiple channels skill solves exactly this problem. Give it an idea (product, promotion, purpose) and choose the channels; this skill rewrites it for each place in the way people there actually read, with several options from different angles for you or your customer to choose from. What this skill does for you Writes separately for 7 channels: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok captions (text posted with a video), LinkedIn, Zalo OA, email or newsletters, and Threads/X. Follows each channel's format: Instagram's main idea stays within the first 125 characters, email subject lines are no more than 50 characters, and TikTok uses only 1–2 sentences. Provides 2 options per channel (you can request more, up to 4), each from a different angle: address a concern, highlight a benefit, tell a story, provide proof or ask a question; the angle name appears at the beginning. Writes in the tone, form of address and list of prohibited words in the brand brief (the document containing the brand's writing style and wording rules), if you have saved one. Ends with exactly one call to action for each channel: send a message on Facebook, “save this” on Instagram, and one button in Zalo OA and email. Suggests images to use with each channel, based on the photos or designs you provide. Assign the work with one message "Write launch posts for Mộc Sơn paper-filter coffee for Facebook, Instagram and email: naturally roasted from Cầu Đất, one cup per pack, a box of 10 packs costs 89k, buy 2 get 1 free during the first week." Before writing, the brief is searched for in the project's memory or your brief folder. If there is none, you are asked exactly one question about the tone; if you do not want to answer, the content is written in a friendly, neutral tone and this is noted. What you receive All the content directly in the chat, organized by channel and option. Social media posts use plain text, with no asterisks or hashtags, ready to paste. Emails come with a subject line and preview text (the text shown beside the subject line in the inbox). Finally, a "Customer confirmation needed" section: promotions, deadlines, figures and product names that are not certain. Example (email): Subject: "The first filter coffee at the office" · Preview text: "One cup per pack, so you don't have to bring a filter." What makes this skill different from a regular AI question Not one post for every channel. Before delivery, the content is checked so that no channel starts with the same sentence as another. Every figure matches the input exactly. Prices, gifts and deadlines must match what you provide; if something is missing, it is left as [...] instead of inventing a promotion. Zalo OA and email do not look like spam: no all-caps sentences, strings of exclamation marks or "FREE!!!". Care with cosmetics and supplements: no claims to treat disease; health-protection foods always include the phrase "this is not a medicine". This is a good fit if You run an agency or work as a freelance content creator, sending dozens of posts across multiple channels to clients for approval every week. You have a Fanpage, Zalo OA and an email list of past customers, but only one person handles the writing. You are launching a product and want every channel to carry the same message without reading like a copy. You want several writing angles to test which one customers respond to. What to prepare Required: what to write about (product, price, promotion) and which channels to use. Helpful for a more accurate tone: the brand brief, the purpose of the content (sales, launch, promotion, recruitment, announcement...), and the photos or designs to be used. Outside this skill's scope It does not publish or send content → to post on a Fanpage, use Đăng bài lên Fanpage; to post on a website, use Đăng bài lên website. It does not write long blog posts → use Viết bài SEO cho website; it does not write video scripts → use Kịch bản video ngắn. It does not write copy for paid ads → use Lên quảng cáo Facebook. It does not mention other brands to unfairly compare or put them down, or borrow other people's wording or images. Use it in Solo Agent After purchase, assign this skill to an existing staff member on your team, or create a new staff member to handle it. One staff member can have multiple skills; the assistant routes each request to the right person with the right skill. Often used with: Brief thương hiệu / khách hàng · Kế hoạch nội dung tháng · Soát vi phạm trước khi đăng
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Post to a Fanpage
Put a written post on your Fanpage or schedule it right in the app, on the right page, with the exact wording, and only publish when you approve. Many people are not short of posts; they are short of the ten minutes it takes to publish one. Open Meta Business Suite, choose the wrong page, accidentally leave Instagram checked, paste the post and lose the line breaks, then struggle to find where to choose a date when scheduling. The Post to a Fanpage skill handles exactly this. Paste the post into the chat (or just say "the version 2 post above"), then say whether to publish now or schedule it. The post creation page opens in the browser panel beside the chat, everything is filled in right in front of you, and the post is published only when you approve. What this skill does for you Opens the Meta Business Suite post creation page in the app's browser, so you can see every step. Selects the Fanpage you specify; if you manage multiple pages and do not name one, it asks you. Posts only to Facebook and unchecks Instagram, unless you want to post to both places. Enters your post exactly as written, removing only extra formatting symbols such as asterisks and hash signs. Sets the date and time for a scheduled post, so you can review it and click "Schedule" yourself. Checks after publishing and reports the result, including the post link if Facebook shows one. Assign the task with one message "Post this small-floral dress post to the Nhà Mây Fashion Fanpage, scheduled for 20:00 on Friday 06/11." (paste the post content along with it) Before starting, the first two lines of the post and the posting time are repeated so you can confirm they are correct. If Facebook asks for a login, the AI staff stops and asks you to log in yourself in the browser panel; then message "continue". If the post needs an image, you are asked to click "Add photo/video" and choose the image from your computer; it proceeds only after you say you are done. What you get The post on your Fanpage, or in the scheduled posts, with every word exactly as you approved. A confirmation in the chat: which page it was posted to, at what time, and the opening sentence of the post. When the post editor does not accept text, the post is copied for you, so you only need to click the field and paste (Ctrl+V). Example: "Scheduled for 20:00 on Friday 06/11; you clicked Schedule. Post: 'If you have to worry about showing through a chiffon dress, how can you feel confident anywhere...'" What makes this different from a regular AI question Does not change a single word. It does not add hashtags, links, or sales copy you did not provide; the post goes online exactly as you approved it. You have the final say. Before clicking "Publish now", the app shows you a confirmation box. You click "Schedule" yourself, or buttons with unfamiliar names such as "Share" or "Publish". If you decline, the task stops completely and does not try again. Never touches your password. It never types your email, password, or verification code; if it encounters a captcha or security check, it asks you to handle it. Does not click around blindly. If Facebook's interface looks different, it describes what is currently on your screen and asks before proceeding. This is a good fit if You write posts when you have free time but often forget or put off publishing them. You manage several Fanpages (your own or clients' pages) and have posted to the wrong page before. You want to queue posts for the 8–9 p.m. time slot without watching the clock. The post was just written in the same conversation and only needs to be uploaded. What to prepare Required: the post content; a Facebook account with permission to manage the Fanpage. Helps it go faster: the Fanpage name or link, the specific scheduled time, and any photos/videos ready on your computer. If you do not want to log in again each time, you can enable the keep-signed-in mode under "Assistant browser" in Settings. Outside this skill's scope It does not specialize in writing posts; for a polished new post, use Write a Fanpage post. It does not reply to comments, message customers, or click "Boost post"; to run ads, use Run Facebook ads. It does not post to personal profiles or groups, or change Fanpage settings, admin permissions, or payment information. For multiple posts, it posts them one at a time, and each post requires your separate approval. Use in Solo Agent After purchasing, assign this skill to a staff member already on your team, or create a new staff member to handle it. One staff member can have multiple skills; the assistant routes each request to the right person with the appropriate skill. Often used with: Write a Fanpage post · Monthly content plan · Check for violations before posting
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Write Fanpage posts
Send the product and purpose, and receive 3 Fanpage, Instagram, or Zalo OA posts written in 3 different ways, ready to copy and publish. You sit in front of the "What's on your mind?" box for half an hour, write and delete, and finally post "New stock, inbox the shop." The next day, you do it all over again. Write Fanpage posts solves exactly this problem: tell it what you are selling, a few key points, and what the post is for, and attach photos if you have them. This skill prepares several versions using different formulas, in your tone of voice, with photo suggestions and a recommended posting time. What this skill does for you Writes posts for 6 purposes: selling, product launches, promotions, increasing engagement, sharing knowledge, and posting customer praise. Writes 3 versions (up to 5), each using a different formula: concern → solution, storytelling, question and answer, list, before and after, genuine scarcity, or open question. Starts with a sentence that speaks directly to the customer's concern or desire, so readers tap "See more." Turns features into benefits: "lined two-layer chiffon" becomes "not see-through in the sun, with no need to wear a slip underneath." Ends with a clear call to action: send a message, comment, tap the link, or visit the store. Adds 3–6 hashtags customers often search for, a suggestion for a photo or video to use, and a suitable posting time. Describes only what is clearly visible in the photos you send, without guessing the material or brand. Assign the task with just one message "Write 3 launch posts for a two-layer chiffon dress with a small floral print, not see-through, with lining. Sizes S, M, L. Price 329k, 289k for the first 3 days." (attach product photos) If the product or topic is completely missing, you will be asked once, with up to 3 short questions combined. If only the price or size is missing, the post will still be written, with [price] and [size] placeholders for you to fill in. What you receive Right in the chat: each version starts with the formula name, is written in lowercase for direct posting on Facebook, and includes a photo or video suggestion. At the end: a suggested posting time, the details you need to fill in, and a note if a potentially policy-violating word has been replaced. Example (the opening sentence of one version): "Sunny weather but worried about having to wear a slip under a chiffon dress? This small-floral dress has two layers and built-in lining, so it is not see-through in the sun." What makes this skill different from a regular AI question Uses your tone of voice. Posts follow the tone and way of addressing people that the app has remembered; if none is available, it uses "shop" and "sis/bro," then asks whether you want to save this tone for next time. Written for people reading on their phones. Short sentences, 1–3 lines per paragraph; sales posts are 80–180 words, engagement posts under 60 words; at most one emoji per sentence. Never makes up a number. The original price, discount percentage, number sold, praise, gifts, and promotion deadline must come from you; customer-praise posts use only the praise you provide. Avoids reduced reach and words that may violate policies. It does not say "like and share to get a gift" when there is no real minigame; it removes "best," "number 1," and "100%" when there is no documentation; cosmetics do not claim to "treat" or "cure." It is a good fit if You manage your own Fanpage and often run out of words whenever you have new stock, a new service, or a new promotion. You want several ready-made versions to post throughout the week without repeating ideas. Customers praise you in messages and you want to turn that praise into a post. You post on Facebook, Instagram, and Zalo OA and need copy for all three. What to prepare Required: what product or topic to write about, plus a few key points (material, price, promotion, or what makes it different). Helpful if available: the purpose of the post (if not specified, it defaults to selling), number of versions, and product photos. Outside this skill's scope It does not publish posts for you → publish them yourself, or use Post to Fanpage. It does not write video scripts → use Short video scripts. It does not write copy for paid ads → use Create Facebook ads. It does not criticize other brands or use another brand's name to attract customers. To make an existing post more persuasive → use Make content & offers more persuasive. Use in Solo Agent After buying, assign this skill to a staff member already on your team, or create a new staff member to handle it. One staff member can have multiple skills; the assistant sends each request to the right person with the suitable skill. Often used with: Post to Fanpage · Monthly content plan · Make content & offers more persuasive
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