Stop posting what you sell
Post what your customers feel
GitMir Content works out who buys from you and why — in your customers’ own words — plans steady content lines for them and writes the posts. You approve each one; what you say is not right shapes the next.
Pains → Content lines → Posts → Your approval
No monthly price · 10 credits per post written
From what you sell
to what they feel
No website, repository or code — a description of your business is enough.
Describe your business
What you sell and at what price, where you are and when you work, the languages you serve customers in, your booking link and how you talk to customers.
Who buys and why
GitMir names the people who buy from you and what bothers them — in the words your customers use, with what they want instead and the service of yours that answers it.
Content lines
Two to four steady streams of posts, each for one audience and one pain: the platform, language, rhythm, posting time and voice.
Posts you approve
Each answers a customer’s question at a stage — noticing the problem, a new view, practice, proof, an objection, the offer — with a first comment for your booking link.
You review
instead of writing
A week of posts in one sitting, each one in your voice.
Not “wellness” and “self-care”, but what people actually say: “I can’t turn my head by six”. Pains you edit or mark as bringing bookings stay.
Each line says who it is for, which pain it works on, how often and at what time it posts, and in what voice.
The customer’s question, the point, the text, a first comment where your booking link goes, a call to action and hashtags — as a post, a carousel, a reel script or a story.
“Not this one, because…” is kept on the line, and every next post of that line follows it.
To review, approved, scheduled, published, not used — each post in one place, with the time it goes out.
The same pains are what GitMir Sales Agent names behind every conversation — so you see which pain brings bookings.
Your business,
your words
A post that mentions a price your business facts do not have is marked before you approve it.
Every post waits for your approval, edit or “not this one”.
Publishing on their own opens after GitMir’s Meta app review. Until then: copy the text, publish, mark as published.
Posts come as text. Image generation is planned and not in the product yet.
No monthly price
10 credits a post
You pay for what GitMir writes, in your team’s shared credits.
30 credits
20 credits
10 credits — for the posts that come back, not for the ones asked for; up to 12 at a time
10,000 credits with a new account
Before your first posts
What is GitMir Content?
GitMir Content works out who buys from you and why, in your customers’ own words, plans steady content lines for them and writes the posts — with a first comment for your booking link. You approve each post or say what is not right, and the next ones follow it.
What do I need to start?
A description of your business: what you sell and at what price, where you are and when you work, the languages you serve customers in, your links and how you talk to customers. No website, repository or code is needed.
Where do the pains come from?
From what you wrote about your business, and from the market research if you ran GitMir Market for it. Each pain comes with the words customers use, who it hurts, what they want instead and which of your services answers it. Pains you edited or marked as bringing bookings stay when you work them out again.
What is a content line?
A steady stream of posts for one audience and one pain: the platform, language, rhythm, posting time, voice and format. GitMir proposes two to four lines; your notes on a line are followed in every new post of it.
What does a post include?
The customer’s question it answers, the point it makes, the text, a first comment where your booking link goes, a call to action and hashtags. Each post has a stage — noticing the problem, a new view, practice, proof, an objection or the offer — and a format: a post, a carousel, a reel script or a story.
What if a post is not right?
Say why — “too salesy”, “we never offer discounts”, “use our real photos”. It is kept as a note of the line, and the next posts of that line follow it. You can also edit the text and the first comment yourself before you approve.
Does it publish to Instagram for me?
Not yet. Publishing to Instagram and Facebook opens after GitMir’s Meta app review. Until then you copy an approved post, publish it yourself and mark it as published; scheduled posts keep their time.
Does it make images?
Not yet: posts come as text, with what the picture should show left to you. Image generation is planned.
How much does it cost?
No monthly price. Working out who buys and why is 30 credits, proposing content lines 20, and each post written 10 — you pay for the posts that come back, not for the ones asked for, up to 12 at a time. 10,000 credits to start.
Post what your customers feel
Approve every word
Then let GitMir Sales Agent answer the people who write after reading it.