Propose the topics
Start from your actual activity — a project delivered, a client question that came up three times, a shift in your trade — rather than a generic calendar.
Sania writes your posts, produces the visuals, adapts the tone to each network and proposes a calendar. You review, you approve, it publishes. LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook.
AI can handle the repetitive part of an SME's social media: proposing topics, writing posts, producing visuals, adapting the tone to each platform and scheduling publication. At Swiss Agent Network, Sania's Community Manager service covers LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook, and submits every post for approval before publishing. What AI does not replace is the raw material — your projects, your sites, your convictions — nor the decision to publish.
Most Swiss SMEs do not abandon their social media for lack of ideas, but because formatting, visuals and scheduling take an evening they do not have.
Start from your actual activity — a project delivered, a client question that came up three times, a shift in your trade — rather than a generic calendar.
Compose the text and produce the matching visual, in your company tone and in the format each network expects.
The same subject is not told the same way on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook. Length, register and hook all change.
Propose a sustainable calendar and publish once your approval is given, without you having to think about it on the day.
The network that matters for most Swiss B2B SMEs: expertise, projects, recruitment and visibility with referrers.
Visual first. Relevant for trades whose work can be shown: architecture, crafts, hospitality, retail.
Still solid for local roots and neighbourhood communities, particularly outside the large urban centres.
A wrong email is corrected with one recipient. A post that is online has already been seen, screenshotted and sometimes shared before you delete it.
Every post goes through your approval inbox. That is the default setting and we recommend keeping it.
A client result, a percentage or a reference that was not provided is flagged as missing. Credible but false content is the worst case.
We do not produce fictional client reviews or scenarios presented as real. That applies to your channels as it does to our own site.
Positions taken, sensitive subjects and what you refuse to address are defined with you, not inferred.
Replying to a negative comment, crisis management, communicating about an incident: these situations need a person.
Our full list of refusals →The competitive and topic monitoring services feed the community manager with verifiable, current material.
See all services →The questions that keep coming back in your inbox are often the best subjects for a post.
AI assistant for emails →A post that generates an enquiry must end up in your follow-up, not get lost in notifications.
Sales follow-ups →The service is included in Scale and available as a choice from Business. Each post consumes 5 SAN credits.
See pricing →It can take over the repetitive part: proposing topics, writing posts, producing visuals, adapting the tone to each network and scheduling publication. What it does not replace is the raw material — your projects, your sites, your convictions — nor the decision to publish.
The Community Manager service writes, illustrates and schedules posts for LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook.
Not by default. Every publication goes through your approval inbox before it appears. A post commits the company image and is poorly corrected once online.
It works from what you give it and what it can access. A figure, a client reference or a result that was not provided must be flagged as missing, not invented. That is the rule that separates useful content from content that exposes you.
The service is included in the Scale plan and can be chosen as a service from the Business plan onwards. Each post created consumes 5 SAN credits. Details are on the pricing page.
No. For an SME, a sustainable rhythm beats an intense pace abandoned after three weeks. The proposed calendar should match what you can genuinely review and approve.
That is your decision and it deserves to be made explicitly. We recommend that the editorial line, the positions taken and the factual information stay owned by a person in the company, whatever tool is used to shape them.
No, and we do not present it that way. An agency brings strategy, an outside perspective and art direction. This service covers the regular execution of a line that has already been defined — which is precisely what many SMEs cannot sustain on their own.
If the answer is uncomfortable, the problem is not inspiration — it is the time it takes to format.