Opteva writes each client's content in that client's own voice and publishes it to Facebook and Instagram through your GoHighLevel. You add a revenue line. You do not add a person.
Fifteen minutes. Bring one client's Instagram handle. You leave with five finished posts written in that client's voice, yours to keep either way.
Not ready to talk? See what your content line is worth first. Five questions, no email needed for the number.
"This isn't really us."
A business owner has had the same conversation with customers a thousand times. She knows which sentence makes someone relax and which word makes them hesitate. It is not in the brand guide. It lives in her head.
An outside writer has never been in that room, so they write what the category sounds like. Then the draft comes back with five words and no notes, and the second version is the one that actually costs you.
The more mixed your roster, the worse this gets. One writer switching between a law firm, two contractors and a gym is switching between four voices they have never heard.
This is the honest list, not the roadmap.
Each client carries a stored voice profile. Tone, audience, the phrases they use and the ones they refuse. Every generation runs through it, so the output sounds like that business and not like the category.
Facebook and Instagram, through the GoHighLevel social planner you already run. Nothing publishes without a human approving it first.
One install, your whole roster. Each client gets a separate workspace, a separate voice and a separate content history.
"I wasn't visible at all on social media. Opteva got me up and running within 48 hours. I saw a 133% increase in visibility in just one week and booked two new patients."
"My med spa was drowning in social media overload. It was messy. Opteva cleaned everything up and gave my business real visibility online."
"Opteva helped me get my socials and Google Business Profile updated and running. With the branded dashboard and all my socials in one place, I finally had time to focus on making money."
Pick the client you would most like to keep and the one you would least like to write for. Same client, usually. We will write five finished posts in that business's own voice.
No cost and no obligation. If the posts are not good enough to publish, you have lost fifteen minutes and gained an honest answer.
"I ran a med spa for 26 years before I built software. I have been the owner sending that draft back."
I did the treatments, managed the team, ran the marketing and figured out why clients were not rebooking. The reason content breaks is not that the writing is bad. It is that the person who knows how the business actually sounds is the one person who does not have an hour to write. That is true whether the business is a clinic, a law firm or a contractor, which is why Opteva was built around the voice profile rather than around any one industry.
Stephanie Sullivan
Founder, Opteva
There is no price on this page on purpose. Client count and number of locations change the answer completely, so a number posted here would be wrong for most of the agencies reading it. Bring those two numbers to the fifteen minutes and you will get a real one.
That is the best version of this conversation. A mixed roster is exactly where one writer and one template break down, because no single person has heard all four voices. Bring the hardest one and we will start there.
Good, that is the shortest path in. GoHighLevel schedules and publishes. It does not write in a client's voice. Opteva writes, GoHighLevel delivers, and the part your team is doing by hand today is the part that changes.
Most agencies have, and the failure is usually the same one. A generic tool writes what the category sounds like because it was never given the voice. Tell us which tool and what came back wrong. If it is the same failure mode, you will recognise the difference in the five posts. If it is not, we would rather know.
They approve it the same way they approve yours. Nothing publishes without a human clicking approve, and every post runs through a compliance check before it can go out. The difference is not the approval step. It is what the first draft costs you to produce.
White labelling is in progress, not shipped, so we are not going to claim it here. Ask on the call and you will get shown exactly where it stands rather than a promise.
You name a client, we generate content in that client's voice while you watch, and you say whether it sounds like them. That is the whole call. If it does not sound like them, that is a useful answer too.
Bring that handle to fifteen minutes and leave with five posts in their voice. Whatever you decide afterwards, the posts are yours.
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