Studio Answers What you need from me

What do you need from me?

About ten minutes once, then a few minutes a week. To start, you connect your social accounts through each platform’s own login and answer six short questions about your brand. After that, Leanboat Studio needs one thing from you: your approval on the week’s posts before they publish.

The ten minutes, in detail

ConnectAuthorise the accounts you want covered, on each platform's own login screen. Or skip it and start from your website address, connecting before the first post goes out.
Six questionsYour brand, your goal, who you're for, your identity, your style, your plan. Short answers are fine; the file gets sharper as it runs.
Nothing elseNo brand guidelines document, no asset library, no content calendar, no brief. Your website and your existing posts do that work.

The few minutes a week

The week arrives as a link in your inbox. Read it, approve it, or say what you’d change in a sentence. That’s the whole ongoing commitment, and it’s deliberately the only thing that can’t be done for you: approval is the one decision that ships something to your audience.

What we don’t need

  • Your passwords. Authorisation happens on the platform, never in a form of ours.
  • A brief. If you want something specific, say it in a sentence. There’s no template to fill in.
  • Your time in a meeting. There is no onboarding call in the path. You connect, you pay, it starts.
  • Assets you’d have to make. The engine works from your site and your feed as they already are.

What helps, if you have it

A website with real information on it, and an account with some existing posts. Both make the first brand file better, because both give the engine more of your actual voice to work from. Neither is required, and plenty of accounts start with very little of either.

Related questions

On getting started.

About ten minutes to connect your accounts and answer six questions about your brand, then a few minutes each week to approve the posts.

Ten minutes, then a yes a week.

That's the whole ask.