By industry
A salon’s DM inbox is nothing like a law firm’s approval queue. Each guide below covers what actually works in your vertical: the content rhythm, the questions your audience DMs you, which AI agents to hire first, and how the draft-approve-schedule rails keep everything on brand — with a worked example scenario per industry.
Listing posts, open-house countdowns, and an agent that answers "is this still available?" DMs while you are mid-showing.
The real estate playbookA week of menu, staff, and special posts planned in one sitting — plus comment replies that sound like the person at the pass.
The restaurants playbookTurn expertise into a steady LinkedIn presence and let an agent qualify discovery-call DMs before they reach your calendar.
The consultants & coaches playbookAuthority content with a mandatory approval rail — nothing publishes until a partner signs it off.
The law firms playbookShow the work, not the admin: portfolio carousels, process posts, and a queue that keeps posting while you are in the studio.
The artists playbookEvent announcements across every platform at once, with comment moderation that keeps school pages safe.
The schools & education playbookCampaign calendars, volunteer spotlights, and donor thank-yous — run by a team of two with an AI staff behind them.
The nonprofits playbookYour archive is a content engine: recycle best-performing shoots, schedule galleries, and answer booking DMs automatically.
The photographers playbookRelease-cycle content mapped out from announcement to afterglow, with fan DMs answered in your voice.
The musicians playbookSunday's sermon becomes a week of clips, quotes, and reflections — and the community stays welcoming with spam kept out.
The churches playbookApproachable patient-education posts on a schedule, appointment questions answered fast, reviews-era reputation handled.
The dentists playbookHealth-practice marketing with hard rails: educational content on schedule, and no AI ever gives medical advice in your DMs.
The doctors & clinics playbookProduct drops scheduled everywhere, comment-to-DM funnels for launches, and an agent that answers stock questions from live data.
The ecommerce playbookBefore-and-afters, open-slot posts, and DM booking replies with your price list — posted while you are with a client.
The salons & barbershops playbookFresh-inventory posts, walkaround clips, and lead capture that tags hot buyers before they cool off.
The car dealerships playbookSeasonal campaigns, guest-question DMs answered around the clock, and one calendar across every property page.
The hotels & travel playbookClass schedules, member spotlights, and transformation-story carousels — consistent even during opening-shift weeks.
The gyms & fitness playbookBook-launch arcs, reader-question replies, and a LinkedIn ghostwriter for your nonfiction platform — while you write the next one.
The authors playbookCompliance-first by design: every post waits in an approval queue, every AI reply stays inside the rails you set.
The financial advisors playbookJob-site before-and-afters and project timelines posted from your camera roll — proof of work that wins the next bid.
The contractors & construction playbookWhy this isn’t one generic playbook
Every workspace gets the same building blocks — AI agents, the planner, automations and the unified inbox — but a dealership configures its Sales & Lead Agent around inventory questions while a church tunes its moderator against scam waves. The industry guides show those configurations, honestly: only shipped features, no invented numbers, scenarios clearly marked as illustrations.
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