Facebook Page posting
Compose posts with text, a link or a photo, publish now or schedule them for later across the Facebook Pages you connect.
Pagey · Facebook Manager · Linko · LinkedIn Growth
An AI social media manager for Facebook and LinkedIn
Pagey runs your Facebook Pages and Linko keeps your LinkedIn active, with posts written by AI, images generated on demand and nothing published that you don’t want.
Free trial · No credit card · From ₹399 a month
Does this sound familiar?
- You know you should post every week, but weeks go by without a single post.
- Writing a LinkedIn post takes an hour you don’t have.
- Your Facebook Page looks abandoned to anyone who checks it.
- You post, but you never look at what actually worked.
Meet Pagey and Linko.
“We’re Pagey and Linko. Pagey publishes and schedules your Facebook Page posts and shows you how they perform. Linko writes LinkedIn posts from your topics, creates an image if you want one and asks for your approval by email before posting.”
What they do
Everything you need for ai social media manager
Facebook post analytics
See how each published post performs so you know which topics and formats to repeat.
AI LinkedIn posts from your keywords
Add the topics you want to be known for. Linko rotates through them to write varied posts every day, in the persona and tone you set.
AI images
Generate an image for each LinkedIn post with DALL-E 3 or Google Imagen 3, using whichever key you’ve configured.
Approve by email
Turn on manual approval and every LinkedIn post arrives in your inbox with Approve and Delete buttons before it goes live.
Your schedule
Choose posts per day, the time of the first post and the gap between posts. Add a short call to action that’s woven into every post.
How it works
- 01
Connect your accounts
Connect your Facebook Pages and your LinkedIn account in a couple of clicks.
- 02
Set topics and tone
Add keywords, a persona and how often to post, or let the AI config assistant fill it in for you.
- 03
Approve and publish
Schedule Facebook posts and approve LinkedIn posts from your inbox. Check analytics to see what worked.
Your first day checklist
Five steps to get Pagey & Linko working for you.
- 01Connect your Facebook Pages and LinkedIn account
- 02Add 5–10 content keywords you want to be known for
- 03Write a short persona describing your tone, or use the config assistant
- 04Keep approval by email on for the first week
- 05Review Facebook analytics weekly and adjust your topics
An example day
A day with Pagey & Linko
8:30 AM
Linko emails you today’s LinkedIn post with an AI image. You tap Approve.
9:00 AM
The post goes live on LinkedIn at your chosen time.
12:00 PM
Pagey publishes the scheduled Facebook offer post with a photo.
Friday
You check Facebook analytics and plan next week’s topics in ten minutes.
Pagey & Linko vs doing it by hand
| Task | By hand | With Pagey & Linko |
|---|---|---|
| Writing a LinkedIn post | An hour of staring | Drafted from your topics |
| Creating an image | Search stock photos | Generated with AI |
| Posting on time | When you remember | Scheduled |
| Knowing what works | Guesswork | Per-post analytics |
Who uses it
Founders and consultants
Stay visible on LinkedIn with regular, on-topic posts without writing every one.
Local businesses
Keep your Facebook Page active with offers, updates and photos scheduled ahead.
Agencies
Plan and schedule posts for clients and review what performed.
B2B teams
Turn product keywords into a steady stream of LinkedIn content that brings people to your site.
Guide
The practical guide to AI social media for small businesses
What does an AI social media manager do?
An AI social media manager plans, writes and publishes posts for your accounts, then shows you what performed. It takes the blank-page problem away: you choose the topics and the tone, and the AI keeps a steady stream of posts going.
In NexBotix, Pagey publishes and schedules posts on your Facebook Pages and shows post analytics, and Linko writes and publishes LinkedIn posts from your keywords, with optional AI images and approval by email.
How often should a small business post?
Consistency matters more than volume. A few good posts a week on the platform where your customers are beats daily posts everywhere that nobody reads.
On LinkedIn, one post a day or a few a week works well for founders and B2B companies. On Facebook Pages, two or three posts a week with offers, updates and photos keeps the page looking alive. Set the rhythm once and let the schedule handle it.
Will AI posts sound like me?
They sound like the instructions you give. Add a persona describing how you write, the topics you care about and anything to avoid, and review the first posts carefully.
Keep approval mode on until the drafts feel right. Linko emails every post with Approve and Delete buttons, so nothing goes live that you wouldn’t post yourself.
What should I post about?
The questions customers ask you, lessons from your work, behind-the-scenes moments, results you’ve helped someone get, and occasional offers. Aim for mostly useful posts and only some selling.
Add these as content keywords. Linko rotates through them so your feed stays varied instead of repeating the same angle.
How do I know what’s working?
Check reach and engagement per post, not just follower count. Look for patterns: which topics, formats and times get the most response.
Facebook post analytics in NexBotix show how each published post performed, so you can repeat the topics that work and drop the ones that don’t.
LinkedIn or Facebook: where should my business post?
Post where your customers spend time. LinkedIn suits B2B, consulting, recruitment and founder-led brands. Facebook Pages suit local businesses, community groups and consumer offers.
Many businesses use both: LinkedIn for expertise and trust, Facebook for offers and updates. NexBotix lets you run both from one workspace.
Should I use AI images in posts?
Images make posts stand out in a busy feed, and AI images are a fast way to get one when you don’t have a photo. Keep them simple and relevant to the post.
Real photos of your team, products and work still build the most trust, so mix them in when you can.
What they won’t do
We’d rather you know the limits before you sign up.
- Facebook posting covers Facebook Pages, not personal profiles or Instagram.
- Analytics depend on the permissions your Facebook app grants; some insights may be unavailable.
- AI posts are a first draft of your voice. Use approval mode until you’re happy with the tone.
Questions?
Can I schedule Facebook posts?
Yes. Compose a post with text, a link or a photo for a connected Facebook Page and choose “Schedule for later”.
Does it post to Instagram?
No. Social posting covers Facebook Pages and LinkedIn.
How does the AI write LinkedIn posts?
You add content keywords and an optional persona. The bot rotates through your keywords daily to write varied posts and can generate an image for each one.
Can I approve posts before they go live?
Yes. With manual approval on, each LinkedIn post is emailed to you with Approve and Delete buttons.
Which AI makes the images?
DALL-E 3 or Google Imagen 3, depending on which key is configured.
Can I see analytics?
Yes. Facebook post analytics show how your published posts performed.
Can I add a call to action to every post?
Yes. Add a short line, such as an offer or a link, and it is woven into every auto-generated LinkedIn post.
How many LinkedIn posts can it publish per day?
You choose the number of posts per day, the time of the first post and the gap between posts.
