Choose an approach that fits your experience
These sequences are for your own audience and people who need help choosing a tool. They are examples of how to work, not promises of registrations, payments or earnings.
Use real features, check terms before publishing and disclose affiliate links. Start with one approach to learn which questions your audience asks.
Approach 1. Demonstrate a working task
Suitable for a post, short video or story sequence. Choose a task you can demonstrate in the app, such as drafting text or scheduling a publication.
- State the starting task and who faces it.
- Show the steps using your own example, without customer data.
- Explain what you check and edit before publication.
- Name the feature used and show where to find current pricing.
- Add your referral link and one call to action: explore the service or try the relevant feature.
Approach 2. Answer a client looking for a tool
Suitable for specialists and agencies when a client asks where to prepare content or schedule posts. Clarify the task first, then show a suitable feature.
Do not use this approach as a reason to send bulk messages to strangers.
- Clarify which channels and tasks the client is choosing a service for.
- Check whether the required feature is supported and on what terms.
- Show a short example, then send the link if the client is interested.
- Explain that it is an affiliate link and you may earn a commission if they pay.
- Let the person compare the terms and decide independently; do not promise their results for them.
Approach 3. Write a review for your audience
Suitable for a blog, professional community or your own website. A review should help people choose a tool, so start with their task rather than a list of every feature.
- Explain who you are evaluating AI SMM for and for which task.
- Show a few real actions and the result of your own work on the material.
- Distinguish what you tested personally from information supplied by the service.
- Include the review date and links to current terms.
- Add your referral link and keep the review up to date.
Approach 4. Walk through a task at a class or meeting
If you run training or professional meetings, demonstrate AI SMM through a specific task relevant to participants. This is an approach for your own event, not a promise of a free course from AI SMM.
- Choose a task you can explain and demonstrate during the meeting.
- Check that your account has the required features beforehand.
- Demonstrate with a safe example that contains no customer data.
- Explain where participants can find current features and pricing.
- If you share a referral link or promo code, disclose it and state the current discount terms.
Assess the result and choose the next step
Compare publications using the data available to you: views and clicks on the platform, and registrations and payments in the affiliate dashboard. Do not present a single result as an earnings forecast.
- Few clicks: check whether the task and call to action are clear and the link is visible.
- Clicks but repeated questions: clarify the feature description and offer terms.
- No expected action after registration: check the link and whether the promised use case fits the product. Do not promise commission without an actual payment.
- Found an inaccuracy: correct the publication before the next placement.