We run your X account: plan, posts and replies, on the market’s clock, not a calendar.
A market is a story with a clock on it. This is what the clock looks like when someone is actually watching: twenty-six minutes, news to reply.
Seven days, including the two that matter most. Games, votes and debates resolve at the weekend, when a single hire has the night off. A team plus an agent doesn’t.
Nothing in the trace is a pick. The odds, the volume, the rules page: the market does the talking, the post just gets there while it’s live.
We know which one you’re in - and how much of the feed should be explaining, listing and linking.
Your first two months: get found by the traders who already use the big venues. Education explains why your markets are worth switching for; community makes the account the place the weekend crowd checks first.
Sources we read every day.
Trader of the week, best-called market, the Sunday-night recap. Culture built around being right in public - the thing your users already come for.
Listings, resolution rules, fee changes, new categories - posted the minute they’re live, with the rules page linked. For a venue, the product update is a new market.
A headline breaks, a market swings, and the thread explaining what actually changed goes out while people are still searching for it. The reach engine for a venue is explaining its own markets.
Traders, volume, resolved markets - posted same-day, in context. Especially the numbers on markets a post sent people to: that’s the loop closing in public.
The conversion post for a venue is a reply: under the hot thread, with the odds, the volume and the link. Not branding - a trader one tap from the market.
Posting is the easy half. For a venue, the reply under a hot thread - odds, volume, link - is the conversion event. It only works inside the hour.
The work isn’t writing the reply. It’s being there while the thread is still moving.
Parts of the US treat venues like yours as unlicensed gaming, and your competitors are in court over wording. Every post is read for the frame - odds, volume, rules, no tips - and none goes live until you approve it.
Every post links a market, so every post has a number. The weekly report is built around four of them.
Which post sent how many people to which market - by the hour, so you see the velocity working.
First-time traders whose first session started from a post or a reply, by market and by day of week.
What the markets we pointed at traded in the 24 hours after the post, against their baseline.
The plan’s monthly cost over the traders it brought in - the number you can put next to any other channel.
Impressions are in the report. They’re a footnote.
Seven things the team fighting for a voice against the incumbents needs to hear.
Get your free 2-week planYour markets don’t sleep on Saturday - and neither do we. That’s where the sports and political events are.
While the story is hot and the market is still moving. The trace above is a Saturday night, not a best case.
They’re already our trend source for every other client’s content. We know your product from the inside, not from the landing page.
Every market is a story with a clock on it. We just get it posted while it’s still live.
Not one phrasing that hands a regulator a problem. Odds, volume, resolution rules - no tips, no “locks”, no “bets”.
We measure clicks into markets and new traders, not impressions.
They have the brand. You have the product. Content evens it out.
We start where the narratives start, and add the next room as we go.
Flat monthly pricing. Pro is the velocity plan - seven days a week, 10–15 replies a day.
Every plan starts with a strategist reading your markets, your categories and your last month of posts. The first two weeks are built with you, then approved by you.