What it asks you (4 questions)
- Paste this week's write-up (from a doc is fine).Feeds the blog, the email, and both social teasers.
- A one-sentence headline for the issue
- The call-to-action
- Which list should this go to?The approved email is sent to everyone on the list via your connected Gmail, personalized per recipient.
What happens when you click (6 steps)
- Magik draftsBlog post
- Magik draftsNewsletter email
- Magik draftsLinkedIn teaser
- Magik draftsX teaser
- You approveReview & approve this week's issue
- Magik sendsSend the approved email via Gmail
What you walk away with
- A publishable blog post led by your headline
- A newsletter email adapted from the post, personalized per recipient
- Matching LinkedIn and X teasers that point back to the post
- One approval gate covering all four pieces before the send fires
Liquidity Round Up — questions, answered
Why is a customer's button on your site?
Because it's the best proof of the point: buttons are personalized. This one was tailored to one firm's weekly publishing rhythm. Yours would be tailored to yours — same engine, different definition.
Four pieces of content — do I review each one?
You review them together in one pass. A single approval gate covers the blog post, the email, and both teasers, so everything ships consistent or nothing ships at all.
Can I get a button like this for my business?
Yes — buttons are configuration, not code, so a workflow like this is defined for your business without any custom software. Start with the built-ins and tell us what your weekly rhythm looks like.
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