Fellows WriterPart of Magic Fellow
A month of posts, planned and written. You paste.
Fellows Writer plans the month for your Telegram channel, your blog and the press, and writes each post from your offer when you tap it. You copy it, paste it where it goes, and the calendar shows what is live.
- Three kinds of post, three voices
- The picture in the size it is going to
- You publish, the calendar keeps count
Tap “Plan the month”. Every day in the plan gets a title and the reason it is there.
A blank calendar.
Or a month, planned.
On your own
Nothing to post. Again.
Your channelA blank page every Monday.
With your fellow
The month, planned.
- 1You set the topics
- 2Your fellow plans and writes
- 3You copy and post
A month planned, in your voice.
Sample data
What you get
Tap one and the sample above does it.
Three kinds of post, in the voice you pick
Pick a kind, then tap a voice to hear the same post told another way.
Short posts for your Telegram channel
- 70 to 160 words, opening on a line that stops the reader.
- Ends on one thing to do inside the channel: read the pinned guide, come to the next live session.
- Comes with a short version for Instagram or Facebook that sends people to the channel.
Most beginners watch gold all day.
It does most of its moving in two short windows. Miss them and the chart looks asleep.
Tomorrow’s plan marks both. It is pinned at the top.
A press story a journalist could run
- 280 to 420 words in the third person: facts first, nothing invented.
- With the line under the headline, a quote for you to edit, and the closing paragraph about you.
- Plus a short email that offers the story to a journalist, and one link, under your brand name.
Gold Room, a Telegram group that teaches beginners to read the gold chart, now posts its morning plan free every weekday before the London open.
An article that answers one question
- The title is the question people type. The first two sentences answer it.
- 350 to 550 words with sub-headings, and the search description written for you.
- Ends on one action: join your channel.
You need one chart and ten minutes. Mark yesterday’s high and low, then wait for the open to show which one it wants.
Here is the routine, step by step.
An editor’s note on your draft, and a reply when a reader comments
- Up to three private notes on each draft, in plain words, each with one tap to fix it.
- Paste a real comment and get replies drafted in your voice. You choose one and post it yourself.
- It never writes comments as if readers wrote them.
Does this work for silver too?
Good question. Thursday’s live session covers silver. Bring the chart you are looking at.
From your offer to a full month
- Say what you offer, onceThe same few lines Magic Fellow writes your ads from. Nothing to fill in twice.
- Pick how often, and the voiceChannel posts each week, PR stories and blog articles in the month. The calendar fills in as it is planned.
- Open a day, write it, paste itCopy the post where it goes. Move it to another day, change the title, or ask for a rewrite.
What it is not. Fellows Writer does not post for you, and it does not promise a ranking or a journalist’s reply. It never writes comments as if readers wrote them. Every post is checked the way your ads are, and a line that promises money is marked before you copy it. Views are shown for public Telegram channels only.
Part of Magic Fellow, in the Plan.
Planning a month is one write and each post is one write, from the writes in the Plan.
Magic Fellow, Fellows Pages and Fellows Channels in one Hub. Ad accounts, cards and warm-up come from the same balance whenever you need them.
Try it first, free, with your own offer.
- No card to sign up
- Stop any time
It works with the rest of the Hub
A post is not finished when it is written. What comes next is one tap away.
Questions about Fellows Writer
What is Fellows Writer?
Fellows Writer plans a month of posts for your Telegram channel, your blog and the press, and writes each one from your offer. It is part of Magic Fellow, inside the TradingFellows Hub. You copy each post and publish it yourself.
Does it post for me?
No. It writes, you paste. When the channel is one the Hub tracks, a post you publish there is ticked off in the calendar by itself. For a blog article or a PR story, you paste the link once it is live.
What does it write?
Three kinds of post. A channel post of 70 to 160 words for Telegram, with a short version for Instagram or Facebook. A PR story of 280 to 420 words that a journalist could run, with a quote for you to edit and an email that offers it. A blog article of 350 to 550 words that answers one question people search for.
What are the three voices?
Direct response opens on a line that stops the reader, names the problem, shows your proof and asks for one action. Teacher explains one idea step by step. Market desk says what is happening this week and what you are watching. You pick one for the month.
Can it make the picture too?
Yes, with Magic Fellow. The picture comes in the size it is going to: Blog cover, Square, Portrait or Story. The same post can become a set of stories and a reel of 5 to 15 seconds.
Will my article rank on Google?
Nobody can promise that, and Fellows Writer does not. An article answers the question in its first two sentences, has clear sub-headings and comes with its search description. The rest is up to the search engine.
Does it write comments?
It gives you private notes on your own draft, each with one tap to fix it. When a reader comments, you paste the comment and it drafts replies for you to post yourself. It never writes comments as if readers wrote them.
Who places a PR story?
Fellows Writer writes the story and the email that offers it to a journalist. Placing it is done by hand, by Reputation and PR on our other site, or by you.
What does it cost?
It uses the writes in the Plan: planning a month is one write and each post is one write. Signing up is free and comes with free writes. The Plan’s price is shown in the Hub before you pay.
Not answered here? or ask on Telegram.
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