Postcadence reads each client's website and writes their month of posts in their own voice. Every fact traced to their site. Every post checked before you see it.
Google rewards businesses that post steadily. Agencies juggling many clients end up with missed months, recycled greetings and generic filler, and nobody notices until a client asks.
One place where every client's month is planned, written, checked and ready.
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Reads the client’s site safely and builds a profile where every service carries a quote from their own pages.
Spaces posts across the month, adds local holidays for their province, and skips ideas used recently.
Matches how the business talks. Hard rules: no phone numbers, no invented prices, one clear call to action.
A second AI scores every post and sends anything generic or repetitive back for a rewrite, with the reason.
Postcadence runs on n8n. These are the actual workflows behind every calendar, drawn from n8n's own data. Hover any step to see what it does.
Every minute: claims the next queued job, runs it, marks it done or failed, and alerts Telegram on failure.
Not yet. Postcadence writes and organises the posts; you copy them into each Google Business Profile or export a CSV. Direct publishing is on the roadmap.
12 by default, about three a week, which suits Google Business Profile. You can choose anywhere from 4 to 31 per client.
Paste the text of their key pages instead, and the profile is built from that.
Every service, price and claim must be quoted from the client’s site or your brief. Anything else is dropped before a single post is written.