Liftplane · 13 weeks

Know what to post and send, every week for 13 weeks.
Drafted from your own facts, ready to copy and post.

Not sure what to post or send this week?

Week 1 of 13

Tell Liftplane the plain facts about your business. Every week it tells you what to do, writes your posts and emails from those facts, keeps your scoreboard, and turns the week into a lesson outline you record.

For shops, local services, coaches, creators and course owners, starting from zero or starting again.

$147 once. No subscription. Runs in your browser. 30-day money-back guarantee on the $147, details at the price. The writer uses credits: about $4 for a full pass of all 13 weeks, and you see the cost before every run.

Pre-launch, not on sale yet

Example, made-up bakery

This week

Week 3 of 13
  • Post three short videos
  • Add an email sign-up to your best page
  • Write this week’s note to your list
  • Enter your numbers

Writer queue

Instagram148 / 2,200 characters

Fresh rye and seeded sourdough come out of the oven at 7 on Saturday morning. Come and say hello at Corner Loaf, and pick up a loaf for the weekend.

Example data, made-up business

Example data, made-up bakery

See inside, with a made-up bakery

Corner Loaf is not a real business. Everything in this section is example data, there to show you what the screens and drafts look like. No numbers and no results are shown.

Week 3 writer queue for Corner Loaf

Each draft is fitted to its channel and shows its length against that channel’s limit.

We wrote these example drafts by hand to show the format and the channel limits. Your drafts come from the facts you enter.

Instagram
Post148 / 2,200 characters

Fresh rye and seeded sourdough come out of the oven at 7 on Saturday morning. Come and say hello at Corner Loaf, and pick up a loaf for the weekend.

  • Facebook page
    Post192 / 2,000 characters

    This Saturday at Corner Loaf we are baking rye, seeded sourdough and cinnamon buns. The doors open at 7. If you have a favourite, tell us in the comments and we will see what we can set aside.

  • Pinterest
    Pin title46 / 100 characters

    Seeded sourdough, as we bake it at Corner Loaf

    Pin description119 / 500 characters

    A plain look at how we bake seeded sourdough at Corner Loaf. Save it for the next time you want a loaf for the weekend.

  • Email
    Subject44 / 120 characters

    What is in the oven at Corner Loaf this week

    Body174 / 3,000 characters

    Hi Sam, here is what we are baking this week: rye, seeded sourdough and cinnamon buns. The doors open at 7 on Saturday. Reply and tell us what you would like us to bake next.

  • Community
    Post176 / 3,000 characters

    Quick question for the Corner Loaf community: which loaf should we bake more of next month? Rye, seeded sourdough or something new? Tell us below and we will read every answer.

Scoreboard: week 0 beside this week

Bars only. Some go up, some go down and some stay the same, and you see all of it.

Each pair of bars: the lighter bar is week 0, the darker bar is this week. No numbers shown.

Week 0This week

What the writer is built to leave out

What a hype prompt asks for

“Promise them double the sales by Friday”

What the draft says instead

Fresh rye and seeded sourdough come out of the oven at 7 on Saturday morning. Come and say hello at Corner Loaf.

The writer is built to leave out income and results claims and fake urgency. You read and edit every draft before you post it, and you are responsible for what you publish.

What you get each week

The same playbook for every business, written once. It runs from your own facts, so a bakery and a coach get different drafts from the same week.

  1. Week 1

    Set up and wake up

    Bios for each platform, your starting numbers, a hello to the people you already have, a community post and the announcement that you are launching in public.

  2. Week 2

    Sort the list, start posting

    A follow-up for people who opened, a last kind check for the silent ones, and your first three short video posts.

  3. Weeks 3 to 6

    Find your rhythm

    Three short video posts, one long video post, a weekly note to your list and a behind-the-scenes post each week. In week 3 you add an email sign-up to your best page or video.

  4. Weeks 7 to 10

    Keep what worked

    Read the scoreboard and keep what moved your numbers. An invitation to a live session, and a request for customer stories with clear permission.

  5. Week 11

    The big review

    Week 0 beside now for every number you entered, and an honest post about it.

  6. Weeks 12 and 13

    Package it, then plan the next 90 days

    Put your 13 lesson outlines in order, ready to use for a course, a free series or team training if you choose, share what you made, and plan what comes next from your own numbers.

Drafts cover 10 channels: Facebook page, Facebook profile, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube Shorts, YouTube (long), Email and Community. Pick the ones you use.

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How it works

After 13 weeks you have 13 lesson outlines, in order, that you can use for a course, a free series or team training if you choose.

  1. Setup

    Once: your offer, audience, links, channels and starting numbers, and anything you leave blank stays out of your drafts.

  2. This week

    A checklist of the week’s steps, each one a task, a piece of writing or numbers to enter.

  3. Writer queue

    Drafts fitted to each platform’s limits, which you edit, copy and mark Posted.

  4. Scoreboard

    Your numbers each week against week 0, in a simple chart.

  5. Lessons

    Each week becomes a lesson outline from what you did and what the numbers did.

What a blank chat box does not do

  • It knows which of the 13 weeks you are in and what to do next.
  • It keeps your facts, so you never retype them.
  • It fits each draft to the channel’s limit.
  • It keeps your checklist and scoreboard in one place.
  • It turns each week into a lesson outline from what you actually did.

Coming soon

The app is built and runs today on our own admin accounts. The checkout is being set up and there is no opening date yet. It has not been sold to anyone yet, so no customer results are shown. We will post in the free community when it opens.

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What you are paying for

  1. 13 weekly checklists
  2. 45 writing steps, with drafts fitted to 10 channels
  3. 13 lesson outlines
  4. A scoreboard against your week 0 numbers

Liftplane, one payment

$147 once

$147 works out to about $2.53 per drafted step or lesson outline (58 in all), before credits.

Ask within 30 days at support@ebiz123s.com from the address you bought with, and you get the $147 back.

Credits work separately: unused credits can be refunded within 14 days of buying them; credits already spent on drafts cannot. A refund ends your Liftplane access.

The 13-week playbook, the writer, the scoreboard and the lesson outlines. One payment, no subscription: about $11.31 a week over the 13 weeks.

What you get

  • A step-by-step checklist for all 13 weeks, fitted to the channels you use
  • Drafts for 10 channels: Facebook page, Facebook profile, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube Shorts, YouTube (long), Email and Community
  • A scoreboard against your week 0 numbers
  • 13 lesson outlines, in order, that you can use for a course, a free series or team training if you choose

What it costs over 13 weeks

Credits are bought separately. The smallest pack is 1,000 credits for $10, at ebiz123s.com/credits, which covers one version of everything twice over. The app shows the cost before every run.

What you ask forCredits used
One version of everythingabout 412 credits
Three versions of every draftabout 1,132 credits

After you buy (when it opens)

  1. Pay through the checkout.
  2. Liftplane switches on at ebiz123s.com/apps/liftplane for the email you bought with. If it has not switched on within one day, email support@ebiz123s.com from that address.
  3. Sign in at members.ebiz123s.com with the email you bought with. If you do not have a login yet, create a free one with that same email.
  4. Run Setup.
  5. Add writer credits when you want drafts. The smallest pack is 1,000 credits for $10, at ebiz123s.com/credits. The app shows the cost before each run.

Questions people ask

Does it post for me?

No. Liftplane writes the drafts and you copy and post them yourself. Posting straight to each platform needs a separate approval from every platform, so it is not in this version.

What does the writer use?

eBiz Credits, which are one cent each and never expire. A set of drafts for a step uses 8 credits and a lesson outline uses 4. The full 13 weeks has 45 writing steps and 13 lesson outlines, so one set of drafts for every step plus the 13 lesson outlines is 412 credits (about $4.12). Three versions of every draft plus the outlines is 1,132 credits (about $11.32). A run that fails is not charged. These amounts can change, and the app always shows the cost before you run. The smallest pack is 1,000 credits for $10, bought at ebiz123s.com/credits.

Can I use it today?

Not yet. The app is built and runs today on our own admin accounts; it opens to buyers when the checkout is ready, and there is no opening date yet. When it opens, you sign in with a free eBiz123s login.

How does the money-back guarantee work?

To ask for a refund, email support@ebiz123s.com from the address you bought with, or reply to your receipt, within 30 days, and you get the $147 back. A refund ends your Liftplane access. Credits you bought separately follow the credits policy: unused credits can be refunded within 14 days of buying them; credits already spent on drafts cannot. The full policy is at ebiz123s.com/refund-policy.

Is it only for people with a membership?

No. You need only a free eBiz123s login, not a paid membership. It is written for local services, shops, coaches, course and membership owners, agencies, clubs and creators, whether you are launching from zero or relaunching. Steps that need an email list or a community drop out if you do not have one.

Will it make claims about my results?

It is built not to. The writer is built to leave out income and results claims and fake urgency. You read and edit every draft before you post it, and you are responsible for what you publish. It also uses only numbers you entered and takes testimonials only from the list you save yourself.

Do I have to be on camera?

No. The lessons are screen and voice. For video posts, Liftplane drafts the caption and title; how you film them is your choice, and a phone clip or a screen recording is enough.

Liftplane tells you what to do each week for 13 weeks and writes your drafts from your own facts.

$147 once. 30-day money-back guarantee on the $147, details at the price.

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