Is there an app or website that builds a social media strategy and generates content based on your answers to a few questions?

Hey everyone! I’m looking for a tool (app or website) where you can input information about your business, niche, or goals by answering a series of questions, and it automatically creates a full social media strategy and generates ready-to-use content based on those answers.

Ideally, something that helps with planning and content creation without needing to prompt everything manually from scratch.

Does anyone know of a tool like this? Recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

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No_Instruction_2294•2 days ago•1

I'm building a tool almost like this (Corithe
It let's you connect your tool and analysis your metrics based on the goals you set. It tracks video format, hooks, and your algorithm for what gou should post next. Right now there aren't a lot of tools that do what you're describing. Ai is not creative enough for this kind of work, it still need a human feeding it information, and new ideas to work the way you're describing.

Admirable-Bread-1755•1 day ago•1

checkout gethibiki.com exactly what you are looking for

Billybeanznotmylover•1 day ago•1

claude is good, literally built an webapp similar to milanote without the paywall

contentstudio-io•3 days ago•1

A lot of tools claim to do this, but honestly the “full strategy” part is usually pretty generic. What works better is doing the strategy thinking yourself (with AI as a helper), then using a tool for content creation and scheduling.

A simple way to do it with any AI assistant (ChatGPT, Claude, etc.) is to give it all of this in one go:

  • What your business does and who your ideal customer is
  • Your goal (awareness, leads, sales, community)
  • Which platforms and how often you can realistically post
  • 2–3 accounts you admire in your niche
  • What’s worked or flopped for you before

Then ask for content pillars, a 30-day posting plan, and post ideas for each pillar. Save that whole setup and reuse it each month, so you’re not prompting from scratch.

Most social media management tools also have AI writing built in now, so once you have the plan, you can generate and schedule posts in the same place.

What kind of business is it? The right approach changes a lot between B2B, local businesses, and creators.

RubberyHostility•3 days ago•1

I’m not sure there’s one that does it all well, most just spit out generic calendar templates and call it a strategy

Interesting_Fold_662•3 days ago•1

I will do that for you.

thanafunny•2 days ago•1

none. any LLM (chatgpt, gemini, claude) can generate a plan if you feed it a few details about your business. but none of those content strategies will work in the long run without an experienced marketing professional who can analyze what works and what doesn't

all these tools basically piece together what other people have put out there or whatever they can dig up online. but none of them truly understand what a customer or potential buyer actually wants.
sure u can use one for a couple of months. but u won't see growth or sales, much less sustainable results in the long run

but if you want to convince yourself that paying $20 a month for some tool is better than hiring a professional, then by all means go ahead

that's exactly why content creators tend to get better numbers than businesses these days. connecting with an audience takes trial and error not some bot telling you what you want to hear just to keep you happy and using it

Different-Tap-530•3 days ago•0

Do you need finished graphics too, or mainly a posting plan and captions? I'd check whether it saves your business details, so you're not filling in the same form for every batch.

AutopilotDigital•3 days ago•0

Most strategy-builders I've seen lean on a questionnaire to set your tone and posting cadence, then generate captions around it. The gap is usually in scheduling and publishing, so look for something that closes that loop instead of just handing you a content calendar you still have to post manually. AutopilotDigital might be able to help you with what your looking for it can generate 30 posts from a prompt and shedule them to go out on facebook instagram and tik tok. It adds captions and hashtags that are custom built from your brand personality. https://autopilotdigital.ca/ is the website you can use code ghost for 25% off and its free to try for 7 days im not sure its exactly what your looking for but worth checking out.

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