It asks when it isn't sure
If your request could mean two things, such as which client or how many posts, it asks one short question with options to tap instead of guessing.
Features · Ask Kerpow
Ask your social media a question
"How did we do this month?" "Which clients dipped, and why?" "Who has nothing planned next week?" Ask Kerpow answers from your real posts and numbers, then offers to do the work.
How it works
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Ask in plain English
Open Ask Kerpow from any page and type your question, or tap one of the suggestions.
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Get the answer with the numbers
It compares the last 30 days with the 30 before: posts out, engagement, reach, followers, empty days ahead and anything stuck waiting.
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Press a button to act
"Fill next week" or "Write a post about the new menu". The result is a set of drafts for you to check.
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Or make it a standing job
Say "every Monday at 9, draft next week" and it does, week after week. Pause or stop it from the same panel.
You can see its working
Each answer lists what it checked, such as "read October's 12 posts" and "compared reach with September", so you know where the numbers came from.
It won't make things up
Answers come only from your data. If there isn't enough to answer, it says what's missing, such as accounts that aren't connected yet.
It never acts on its own
Actions run only when you press the button, and they only create drafts. Ask Kerpow can't approve, schedule, publish or message anyone.
Across every client
Agencies can ask about the whole roster at once, or about the client they're looking at.
Questions
Is the chat saved?
No. Each conversation lives only in your browser tab. Actions it takes are recorded in the activity log.
Can a standing job publish posts?
No. Standing jobs write drafts at the time you set. Drafts still go through approval, or you can swipe through them on your phone.
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