An autoposting agent that turned 1,800 storefronts into a live local-events calendar

Doing that by hand across 1,800+ locations was unworkable. A single content marketer could touch maybe forty storefronts a week, and the posts that did go out were generic — same copy, swap the city. Conversion stayed flat and the team burned out trying to keep up.

• —

  Built a daily pipeline that pulls upcoming events from a curated events warehouse (PredictHQ-fed) and matches each storefront to high-attendance events within a few kilometres of its address.

• —

  An agent drafts event-specific copy in the Radical Storage voice and a matching image for every post, with UTM-tagged deep links so the team can attribute foot-traffic back to the work.

• —

  Every post goes through a single Uberall API call that publishes it to Google Business Profile, Facebook, and every other connected directory at once — no separate integration for each channel, no copy-paste.

• —

  A scheduler runs the whole process daily. New events trigger new posts; expired ones disappear automatically. Humans only see the dashboard when something needs a decision.