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Both, deliberately. Willow Create drafts posts from a profile of your business, and a dedicated human coach reviews the work and plans with you. The AI removes the blank page; the coach keeps it on-brand and keeps you accountable. Neither works as well alone.
Your coach knows your industry. They build your content profile during onboarding, agree the angles each quarter, check the drafts before they reach you, and meet you on regular calls to brainstorm and unblock. They're a single point of contact — not a ticket queue.
Plans run annually with a 30-day notice period — no exit fee, no renegotiation. Many customers pause Willow once a quarter is fully scheduled and switch it back on when they need it. You stay in control.
LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook and X — planned, drafted and published from one calendar. Willow is also the only tool that lets you tag personal LinkedIn profiles from inside the platform, applied at draft time rather than after publishing.
Onboarding takes about two weeks, after which you're posting consistently. Visibility compounds from there — customers report lifts like +206% impressions and +146% follower growth over their first quarters. Consistency, not volume, is what moves the numbers.
That's the point of building a profile rather than typing a prompt. Create writes in your tone of voice and point of view, and every edit you make trains it further — so the drafts get sharper week over week. On average, 60% of drafts are published unchanged.