Why this one
- It doesn't look like an ad. Everything else in a feed is a bright photo with a face. A black terminal window reads as something a person posted, not something a brand bought.
- The line is yours. "Getting this set up now is like getting email in the early 80s" — that's a real thought, not marketing, and it shows.
- It creates urgency without begging. No "limited seats!!" No countdown. Just a comparison that lands on its own.
- It flatters the reader. Anyone who gets the joke feels early and smart. That's the feeling that makes someone share a post.
- It works on all three platforms without changing the message — rare, and it means one idea instead of three.
The image, three ways
1080 × 1080 · Square
Facebook feed, Instagram feed, LinkedIn feed. The safest all-purpose size — nothing gets cropped anywhere.
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1200 × 627 · Landscape
LinkedIn's native size. Fills the width of the feed on desktop, where most LinkedIn browsing still happens.
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1080 × 1920 · Story
Instagram and Facebook Stories, Reels covers. Type sits inside the safe zone so nothing is hidden by the profile bubble or reply bar.
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1080 × 1350 · Vertical (4:5)
The original. Takes up the most vertical space in an Instagram or Facebook feed — best reach per scroll if you only post one.
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In 1983, people thought email was a fad. "Why would I need that? I have a phone." I keep thinking about that, because I spent one day in June building my own AI assistant and it now handles my email, my follow-up, and half the things I used to do at 9pm. I'm not a tech person. I just showed up and built it. They're running it again in Charleston — August 18 and 19. 100 seats per date. If you've been curious about this stuff and haven't known where to start, this is where I'd start. CommanderHQ.ai
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In 1983 people said email was a fad. I spent one day in June building an AI assistant. It's been running my inbox and follow-up ever since. Not a tech person. Just showed up and built it. Charleston — Aug 18 & 19. 100 seats each. Link in bio 👉 CommanderHQ.ai #charleston #charlestonsc #ai #smallbusiness #realestate #mortgage #entrepreneur #productivity #worksmarter
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In 1983, email was optional. People said what people always say about new tools: "Why would I need that? I have a phone." I've been thinking about that a lot, because in June I spent one day at a hands-on workshop and built my own AI assistant. It now triages my inbox, drafts my follow-up, and handles a meaningful chunk of what used to eat my evenings. Two things surprised me: 1. I didn't need a technical background. I built the thing myself, in a day. 2. The value wasn't "AI." It was the two hours a day I got back. The people who got email early didn't understand it either. They just got there first. CommanderHQ is running it again in Charleston — August 18 and 19. 100 seats per date. If you've been meaning to figure this out and haven't known where to start, this is a good place. CommanderHQ.ai
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Did this in June. Best day I've spent on my business all year. 👆 Link — they're running it again in August.