Social Media
What to post when nothing new is happening
Most weeks in a small business are ordinary. That's fine, and it's also where a lot of your best posts are hiding.
Read 22 October 2026
Calm marketing for small businesses
Taiga reads your website, learns your voice and drafts your posts, emails and landing-page copy. You just choose what to keep.
Free brand reveal. Just your website and an email, no card.
- Bloom & FernInstagram
Peonies are back. Hand-tied in the shop this morning.
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- Little CrumbFacebook
Sourdough Saturday starts at 8.
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- Northside PhysioLinkedIn
Northside Physio
Desk back? Three stretches for your lunch break.
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- Muddy PawsFacebook
Fresh from the bath and very proud of it.
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- Bean ThereX
New single origin, quiet corner, good light.
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- Fern & FeatherInstagram
Fern & Feather
Planning a summer wedding? Start here.
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How it works
Three quiet steps
Drop in your website.
Start with your website address. Taiga takes it from there, with no forms to fill and no brand questionnaire.
Taiga learns your brand and drafts.
It reads your site, notes your colours, your voice and who you serve, then drafts social posts, emails and landing-page copy in that voice.
Swipe to keep, edit or skip.
Keep the drafts you like, change the words on any of them, then copy or download and post them yourself, with tracked links so you can see what gets clicked.
What you get
Everything a small business needs to show up, in one calm place
Your colours, your tone of voice and how you position yourself, read from your own website.
The kinds of customer you serve, written up so every draft knows who it is talking to. Profiles, not real people.
Drafts for LinkedIn, X, Facebook and Instagram, including image posts and short video scripts.
On-brand images to go with your posts, in your colours.
Emails for your list and words for your landing pages, drafted in the same voice as everything else.
A simple plan of what to share and when, so you are never staring at a blank week.
Links for the things you share, with click counts so you can see what people actually open.
Approve in a swipe
You decide what goes out
Taiga drafts, you choose. Swipe right to keep a post, left to skip it, and open any draft to change the words before you use it.
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Bloom & FernInstagram · Example
Peonies are back for the season. Hand-tied in the shop this morning, so come and smell them.
Field notes
Want your brand notes?
Add your email and your website, and Taiga will write up your brand notes: your colours, your voice, your customers and a few sample posts. Free to keep.
No card needed
Pricing
One price. Everything.
£49.95/mo
- Social
- Images
- Landing pages
- Tracked links
- Brand analysis
- Customer profiles
Your brand reveal is free. Pay only when you want to keep going.
Questions
Fair questions
Will it sound like me?
That is the whole idea. Taiga reads your website first and drafts from what it learns about your tone and your customers. If a draft still misses, change the words or skip it.
Do I have to post it myself?
Yes. Taiga plans your content with you and drafts it, then you copy the words or download the image and post it wherever you like. Nothing goes out without you.
What do you need from me?
Your website address and your email. Taiga reads your site, then you add your email to open your free brand notes, and we send you a copy. No card needed. When you want to keep going, you create an account and choose the plan.
Can I edit what it writes?
Always. Every draft can be changed before you use it, and anything you don't like can be skipped.
Is my data safe?
We don't sell your personal data. Our privacy policy sets out what we collect, why, and who we share it with.
Read the privacy policyFrom the Taiga journal
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