Create & publish
Voice profileYour style card, exemplars and registersCycles & captureA month planned, or a photo and one lineTopic RadarNews worth posting, ranked against your voiceReview & approveOne inbox. Nothing publishes without youEmail add-insOutlook and Gmail, straight from your inboxGrow & prove
EngagementHooks, first comment, mentions, timingPromote & Hook LabTest openings as small ads before you postAccount targetingPaste 200 companies, see who actually saw itPost to pipelineLeads and cost per lead, per postPublishing & schedulingOfficial APIs, on the slots you chooseThe compliance deskTEAM+Nothing publishes until you approve it. Enforced in code.
A complete tour of what Avatorial does — and, just as deliberately, what it refuses to do.
The single source of truth behind every draft. You can read all of it, and edit all of it.
Upload your official LinkedIn data export (the "get a copy of your data" archive) and connect Reddit to import your posting history. No scraping — your archive, your consent.
Your posts are ranked by recency and engagement; you confirm the 3–6 that sound most like you. These rotate through every generation as few-shot examples.
An AI pass distills how you actually write: sentence rhythm, paragraph shape, vocabulary, opening and closing habits, emoji and punctuation, formality, humor, hashtag behavior. Fully human-editable.
Stage one asks your goals, red lines, and tone. Stage two generates ~15 follow-ups that probe tensions between what you said and how you actually write.
A free-text instruction injected verbatim into every generation. "Never say thrilled. Prefer stories over advice." Edit it any time; it wins over everything else.
Your edits and reject reasons accumulate and can be folded back into the style card on demand — the profile gets sharper the more you review.
Set a monthly post budget and a variation mood — Steady (±20%), Varied (±35%), Spontaneous (±60%). Avatorial casts a 4-week calendar: weekday-weighted, inside your active hours, silent (or themed) on your holidays. You approve the plan before a single word is generated. Slots are invitations, not quotas — a weak draft means an empty slot, never filler.
Phone-first: snap a photo, add a one-line hint, done. The hint is the creative brief, the photo is the evidence. A finished draft lands in your review inbox — capture never touches the scheduler.
On Reddit, Avatorial discovers conversations matching your topics and drafts a substantive comment for the best ones — and drafts replies to people who comment on your own posts. On LinkedIn, paste any post URL to get a reply draft, or reshare it with your own commentary on top. We never read your feed programmatically. Suggested, never auto-sent.
Outlook and Gmail add-ins turn any email into drafts without leaving your mail client: forward-worthy insight in, on-voice LinkedIn post out — landing in your review inbox like everything else. Approval never moves into email; the add-in only starts the draft.
Fresh, on-topic news — drafted for you, never posted for you.
Choose from a curated catalog of mainstream and local outlets across 20 countries, plus expertise packs (Tech & AI, Business & finance, Marketing, Science & health) and Google News topics. Add your own RSS too. Pick one country or several.
A cheap-first funnel — keyword filter, then semantic similarity against your own voice profile — surfaces only the handful of stories that actually fit you before any AI writing happens. Muted topics are honored.
Pick how many drafts a week you want (default 3, capped by your plan). Radar lets the content decide between a post and a long-form article. Everything lands in review for your sign-off — nothing is ever auto-published.
Between generation and your inbox stands a judge.
Every draft is scored against your own profile on four axes: on-voice, substantive, non-generic, safe. Not a generic quality bar — yours.
A failing draft gets regenerated with the judge's notes, up to three attempts. Still weak? The slot is dropped. An empty slot is a designed outcome; a forced post never is.
When you reject with a reason — wrong tone, too salesy, factually off — that reason drives a targeted regeneration, and feeds the long-term profile.
Set target lengths per format — a standard LinkedIn post, an image or carousel caption, a video description, a long-form article. Workspace defaults, personal overrides. Advisory, never a hard cap; the format is inferred from your media automatically.
Attaching a carousel or an image changes the format, and a 1,700-character essay is far too long as a carousel caption. When a draft runs over its target, Avatorial offers a re-cut that keeps your voice, your hook and your closing ask — offered, never applied behind your back, so edited copy is safe.
Company pages carry Drafter, Approver, and Page-admin roles. Any single approver may approve (including their own drafts); only page-admins manage roles and connections.
No role exists that grants anyone power over another person's personal account. That's a database constraint, not a policy promise.
Every approval, publish, role change, and account connection is recorded — who, what, when — and visible to page admins.
Personal LinkedIn publishes via LinkedIn's own "Share on LinkedIn" OAuth. Reddit posts (text and native image posts) via the Reddit API with a disclosed bot identity. Company pages via the Community Management API. Never your session, never cookies.
LinkedIn's API can't create long-form articles, so Avatorial doesn't pretend to — it drafts the article and hands it to you for LinkedIn's own editor. It also checks length before publishing, so an over-long post is caught with a plain explanation instead of a platform error. Anything that fails comes back to your review inbox with the reason, ready to fix and send again.
Approved posts with a future slot publish themselves at slot time — approval is re-verified at the moment of publishing, so a revoked role stops the send.
Where a platform provides engagement APIs, numbers are real. Where it doesn't (personal LinkedIn), you can enter metrics manually and they're always labeled user-supplied. Performance signals nudge future drafts — with a visible explanation and an off switch.
Tools that lift reach — every one of them a suggestion you sign off on, never an automation.
Keep a personal "mention book" of people and companies. Avatorial reads a draft and suggests who's worth tagging. Entities we can resolve are tagged through the API; the rest become a hint to type in LinkedIn's own composer — because tagging expands reach, and companies often reshare posts that mention them.
LinkedIn has no API that can read your connections, so we use the data export you already have: upload it and your mention book fills with real names and profile links. Names, links and company only — never email addresses. You can also seed it from the people you already tag in your own posts.
LinkedIn suppresses posts with outbound links in the body, so Avatorial drafts a first comment — the link, or a question that seeds discussion — posted right after the post goes live (where the API allows it; surfaced in the handoff otherwise).
Two or three alternative opening lines to win the click before the fold, plus on-brand hashtag suggestions. You choose; nothing is forced in.
Avatorial buckets your own published posts by weekday and hour, scored by real engagement, and suggests the windows that actually worked for you — with sensible defaults until there's enough history.
Reshare any LinkedIn post with your own take on top, drafted in your voice through the official API.
On Reddit, Avatorial drafts replies to people who comment on your posts — keeping the conversation going without living in the app.
Paid amplification through LinkedIn's official Advertising API — on posts you approved, with money guardrails you set.
Turn any published post — yours or a Thought Leader Ad from a teammate's — into a sponsored campaign without leaving Avatorial. Every boost starts paused with a budget you typed yourself; nothing spends a cent until you flip it on.
Test two or three opening lines as small dark-post ads for a few days, watch live click-through rates, and apply the winning hook to the organic post — evidence before reach, at coffee-money budgets.
Paste up to 200 target-company names; Avatorial resolves them against LinkedIn's own registry and builds the audience. Afterwards, a company-level breakdown shows exactly which target accounts saw your post.
Create a LinkedIn Event with a built-in lead form, then seed a team campaign so every member promotes it in their own voice — drafts in review inboxes, never auto-posted.
The question every social tool dodges: did any of this turn into business?
Lead-form responses from boosted posts sync into Avatorial and attach to the exact post that produced them — name, company, work email, mapped automatically from LinkedIn's own form fields.
Spend, impressions, clicks, leads, wins and cost per lead — one row per boosted post, so "which content pays for itself" stops being a feeling.
Mark a lead Won and Avatorial reports the conversion back to LinkedIn's Conversions API (a privacy-preserving email hash, nothing more) — so LinkedIn's optimizer learns which clicks become customers.
For regulated teams — finance, legal, health — where "who approved this" is an audit question, not a rhetorical one.
Optionally require two different humans to approve every company-page post before it can publish. Personal accounts are exempt by design — your voice stays sovereign.
Set a review deadline in hours; drafts that sit past it escalate once by email to the approvers — no draft silently ages out.
Download the full audit trail — every approval, publish, role change and connection, who and when — as CSV, ready for the compliance binder.
Choose how long rejected and dropped drafts are kept (30–365 days); after that they're purged along with their feedback and tuning traces. EU-hosted, DPA available.
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