Say what you want to promote — or start with your website — and Advanza writes a separate post for each channel you're on, generates the images to go with them, and gets everything ready to publish together. You read it and approve. That's your part.
Idea
A sentence, or your website address
Channels
The networks you've connected
Writing
A separate post for each one
Visuals
Images generated to match
Approval
You read them all and say yes
Launch
Published together, and measured
Four steps, and only one of them needs you.
Say what you want to promote in plain English — or paste your website address and let Advanza work out what you sell, who buys it, and how you talk about it.
The same idea becomes a short post for X, a longer one for Facebook, a caption with the hashtags in the first comment for Instagram, something with a point of view for LinkedIn, and a searchable description for Pinterest.
Every post sits together in one review. Change a line, swap an image, ask for another angle, or drop a channel entirely. Nothing reaches anyone until you say so.
One approval publishes to every channel you've connected — and sends the email version to your own list — then collects what happened into one place.
Advanza is built to hand you finished work, not to take decisions away from you.
Every email and post sits in review until you approve it. Advanza will never surprise your customers on your behalf.
Advanza learns your tone from your website and your past campaigns, and copies it — it doesn't invent a new voice for you.
From a one-line idea to a reviewed, scheduled, multi-channel campaign in the time it takes to have a coffee.
Results feed back in, so the next campaign leans on the channels and messages that actually brought in business.
No. Describe what you want to promote in plain English — or paste your website and skip even that. Advanza handles the campaign structure, the channel mix, the copy, and the timing.
Only if you want it to. By default everything waits for your approval, and you can approve from the web app or the Advanza mobile app. If you'd rather let a recurring campaign run itself once you trust it, you can.
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn (personal profiles and company pages), X and Pinterest — plus email to your own list. Connect the ones you use, and Advanza writes each post for that platform rather than reusing one caption everywhere.
Edit it inline, ask for a different angle, swap the image, or reject it entirely. Advanza produces a draft — you decide what it becomes.
You don't have to do it on day one. Most people start by letting Advanza run one campaign end to end, then move the rest across once they see it working.
Tell it what you want to promote. Approve what comes back. Watch it publish.