Your business posts every day.
You don't lift a finger.

Proof, not promises

My own store runs on this — right now, today.

HotsTuff is a trending-products storefront I operate. I don't write its posts, refresh its catalog, or schedule anything. The system I'd build for you does it all:

• Re-curates its own catalog every 3 days from live trending data, then redeploys the site — automatically.
• Publishes branded image cards every day — captions, design and QR codes all generated and scheduled by the engine.
• Watches its own health — if posting credits run low or anything fails, it files an alert on its own. It even skips redundant posts on catalog-refresh days.

What you get

A posting engine tuned to your shop.

• Daily posts in your voice — your logo, your colors, your specials, your tone. You approve samples before anything goes live.
• Branded image cards — not bare text. Each post ships with a designed card, and can include a QR code straight to your menu, booking page, or store.
• Content that refreshes itself — seasonal rotations and new material on a schedule, so your feed never goes stale or repetitive.
• A human keeping watch — I monitor every client's engine. If something needs attention, I fix it before you notice.
• A monthly summary — what posted, what's coming, and anything worth knowing. One email, once a month.

Live, not a mockup

Straight from our own feed — posted by the engine.

East Coast Social runs on its own engine — these cards published themselves to the feed on this page, one a day, no hands. Scroll it and check the dates yourself. Yours would look like your shop — in English, French, or both. Your call.

The same cards, out in the wild: TikTok @find.hotstuff · X @FindHotsTuff

Your brand, not ours

Same engine, your colors — never the same card twice.

Six formats for six (fictional) local shops. Your week mixes them automatically — photo days, promo days, review days, event days — so your feed looks like a busy business, not a template.

Same engine, different playbooks

A bakery's week isn't a garage's week.

Businesses that make things get a maker's week — what's fresh, the hero item, the daily rhythm. Businesses that do things get a trust week — reputation, free know-how, the booking. Two fictional shops, straight out of the engine:

Sunrise Bakery — the maker week

Main Street Garage — the service week

How it works

Three steps, one week.

1. A 20-minute chat about your business

   What you sell, how you talk to customers, what you want the town to know. That's the whole homework.

2. I build your engine and show you a free week of samples

   Within a week you'll see real example posts in your branding — before you've paid anything. We adjust until it sounds like you.

3. It posts. You run your business.

   Your feed stays alive every single day — while you do literally anything else. Monthly report lands in your inbox.

Pricing

Less than one quiet Tuesday of missed customers.

Agencies charge $1,000+ a month because someone there writes and designs it by hand. A post a day is about five hours a month of somebody's time — $79.50 even at New Brunswick minimum wage. I built the tool that does the making, so my time goes into your voice and answering my phone. That's why it's $79, not $1,000.

Text me STOP any time and the posting stops that day — no notice, no reason needed. It's your page; you keep the brake.
Every setup starts with a free week of sample posts — you see exactly what your feed will look like before you pay a cent.
Your schedule, not ours — daily, three times a week, weekdays only, whatever fits your business.
Launch pricing · no contracts · cancel any month, keep everything that was posted.

Questions owners ask

Fair questions, straight answers.