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Marketing · Social Media Writer

Social posts for your practice, ready to review.

Treatment, team and practice posts, at the click of a button.

The Social Media Writer creates posts for your practice using your treatments, your audience and your tone of voice, with AHPRA advertising guardrails applied as the content is created.

Choose a topic, add any details you want covered, and review the result. No prompts, no blank page.

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What it does

Posts that sound like your practice, not like AI.

Tailored to your practice

Posts draw on the practice knowledge Trilbii builds during onboarding: your treatments and services, your audience and your tone of voice.

Guardrails applied

AHPRA advertising guardrails are applied while the post is created, and content is flagged for your review where it may need attention.

A mix that works

Education, information and promotion across treatments, the team and the practice, with clear calls to action written in Australian English.

How you use it

Choose what you need to do. Review. Use.

1

Choose the topic

Pick a treatment, a general dental health topic or something happening in the practice, and add any specifics.

2

Review the post

Read the draft, adjust anything you like, and check the flags if any part may need attention.

3

Use it

Publish to your practice channels. The post is yours.

Common questions

The Social Media Writer

Content is generated for use on Facebook and Instagram, with hashtags and a clear call to action included. You can adapt a post for other channels when you review it.

Advertising guardrails are applied while the content is created, and posts are checked against AHPRA advertising guidelines and your practice-specific guardrails to support your review before publication. Your team remains responsible for the final content.

Yes. Anyone on your team with access can create posts, and everyone works from the same practice knowledge, so the output stays consistent whoever presses the button.

See a post created for a practice like yours.