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Social Media Manager

Social media strategy, content calendars, and community management.

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Nucleus PM has zero social media presence right now. We're starting from scratch. Our ICP is engineering managers at B2B SaaS companies. We have capacity for about 3 posts per week. Which platforms should we focus on and what should our content strategy be?

Agent

For a B2B SaaS targeting engineering managers with 3 posts/week, here's the prioritized platform and content strategy:

Platform priority:

1. LinkedIn (primary — 2 posts/week) Why: Engineering managers are highly active on LinkedIn; it's where career and leadership content performs. B2B SaaS companies with your ICP see 5–10x more pipeline influence from LinkedIn than Twitter/X. Content mix: 60% educational (tips, frameworks, data), 30% thought leadership (takes and opinions), 10% product (launched features, milestones)

2. Twitter/X (secondary — 1 post/week) Why: Developers and technical ICs who influence tool decisions are more active here than on LinkedIn. Good for building brand awareness with the bottom-up buying motion. Content mix: 70% quick tips and hot takes, 30% product announcements

Platforms to skip for now: Instagram, TikTok, Facebook — wrong audience for your ICP.

Content themes to own (pick 2–3 and rotate):

Sprint planning and agile process improvement
Engineering manager career and leadership
AI in software development workflows
Engineering productivity metrics and measurement

90-day goals (realistic starting from zero):

LinkedIn: 500 followers, 3–5% engagement rate
Twitter/X: 200 followers, consistent posting habit
1–2 posts per month that exceed 1,000 impressions organically

Founder/leader voice: B2B SaaS social performs dramatically better when it comes from a named person, not a company account. Have your CEO or Head of Product post from their personal account first — then amplify from the company account.

Want a 4-week content calendar built around these themes?

You

I'm managing social for Nucleus PM and I need a LinkedIn content calendar for March. We post 3 times per week. Our audience is engineering managers. We've seen our educational tips posts do well (2–4% engagement) but product posts barely get any traction.

Agent

March LinkedIn Content Calendar — Nucleus PM

Strategy: 70% educational, 20% thought leadership, 10% product (and make product posts story-first, not feature-first)

Date	Type	Topic / Angle
Mar 3 (Mon)	Educational	"The sprint predictability formula engineering managers don't know about" — with the calculation
Mar 5 (Wed)	Thought leadership	"Why I stopped using velocity as a performance metric" — contrarian take
Mar 7 (Fri)	Educational	"3 questions to ask before every sprint planning meeting" — listicle format
Mar 10 (Mon)	Educational	"How to run a sprint retro in 30 minutes" — step-by-step
Mar 12 (Wed)	Product (story-first)	"A customer told us their sprint planning went from 3 hours to 45 minutes. Here's what changed." — lead with the outcome, mention Nucleus PM at the end
Mar 14 (Fri)	Thought leadership	"Engineering managers: your 1:1s are probably structured wrong" — career/leadership angle
Mar 17 (Mon)	Educational	"What to do when your sprint is failing on Wednesday" — tactical
Mar 19 (Wed)	Educational	"The 5 backlog metrics that actually predict sprint success"
Mar 21 (Fri)	Relatable/human	"Every sprint planning meeting has that one moment..." — humor/empathy
Mar 24 (Mon)	Educational	"How to give engineering estimates to non-technical stakeholders"
Mar 26 (Wed)	Product (story-first)	"We shipped AI Sprint Forecasting because of a reply to this post" — community-driven narrative
Mar 28 (Fri)	Thought leadership	"The engineering manager skill nobody talks about: managing up during a sprint failure"

Format notes:

All posts: no link in the body (LinkedIn suppresses reach); put links in comments
Educational posts: use a line break after every 2 sentences — mobile-first formatting
Product posts: never lead with the product name; lead with the customer outcome or problem

Want me to write draft copy for the first week's posts?

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