Karos vs doing it yourself
Keep building. Approve your posts in a short daily review.
The short answer
Karos does the drafting; you keep the final say. It reads your site, socials and competitors, finds the angle, and drafts posts for each channel every day. You approve or pass each draft in a short daily review, and Karos counts what comes back. Doing it yourself means finding the angle, writing for each channel, posting and keeping track, every time.
Why builders pick Karos
- Drafts for each channel every day, ready for a yes or a no.
- You still decide every word, in a short daily review.
- Reactions, requests and leads counted without keeping a sheet.
- Your posts keep going out while the product comes first.
Side by side
No outside numbers here: your hours are your own to count.
| What | Karos | Yourself |
|---|---|---|
| Your time | Karos: A short review each day | Yourself: Every post, from idea to publish |
| How often posts go out | Karos: Every day, for each channel in your campaign | Yourself: When you find the time |
| Reading competitors | Karos: Karos reads them for you | Yourself: When you look |
| Counting results | Karos: Reach and engagement on connected channels, plus requests and accepted leads | Yourself: If you keep a sheet |
Questions
- Is Karos worth it if I can write my own posts?
- Karos is for builders whose posts keep slipping because the product comes first. It drafts every day, and you still approve every word.
- Will Karos sound like me?
- Karos drafts from your site, your socials and what you ship, and learns from every draft you pass and the reason you give.
- Does Karos post anything without my approval?
- No. Nothing goes out until you approve it.