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Tell RabbitLoop the outcome you want. Each day it drafts two distinct Instagram and Facebook posts, checks them against your guardrails, and waits for your call.

Two ways to reach the same person.

One draft might name a problem your customer recognizes. Another might give them something useful to try. Compare the approaches, see what was checked, and choose what fits your brand.

Meet Fitbite, our example meal-planning app. This campaign speaks to working parents who pack everyone else's lunch and forget their own. The captions below are Instagram examples, not working links.

Scripted demo. Fitbite's brand details, posts, and results are illustrative. No account is connected and nothing is published.

  1. Northside Studio
  2. Fitbite
  3. Weekday lunch trial
  4. Today

Today’s direction

Working parents who leave their own lunch until last

Angle: A familiar lunch-packing moment or three useful lunch ideas. Question: Would this audience value recognition or practical help? Two drafts alone cannot tell us which performs better.

Waiting for direction
Waiting for direction

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Start with the person you want to reach.

Who needs your product? What can you show them? What should they do next? RabbitLoop helps you answer those questions before drafting a post.

Try these questions with your own answers. They stay in this page and do not change the post examples. This is an abbreviated interview, not a complete campaign brief.

  1. Campaigns
  2. Weekday lunch trial
  3. Brief

Describe the outcome you want from this campaign.

Help working parents discover Fitbite's lunch planning and explore the trial through Instagram.

Who should these posts speak to first?

My recommendation: Start with a situation we can write about clearly. In this example, a parent has planned everyone else's food but not their own lunch.

See what you chose. And what you passed on.

Review earlier drafts and your decisions. Find an approved idea, revisit a skipped day, or see what still needs attention.

  1. Fitbite
  2. Weekday lunch trial
  3. History

Example campaign history. These entries are separate from your choices in the demos above.

Monday, Oct 13 · Approved

Selected approach: A familiar moment. Opening line: “The lunch boxes are packed. Yours isn't.”

Planned

See the response before choosing the next angle.

Connected publishing and measurement are planned. This example shows how results could inform the next post, without treating a click as a customer.

  1. Fitbite
  2. Weekday lunch trial
  3. Oct 13 · Results

Illustrative results, not customer performance. This example is separate from your demo selections.

@fitbite.appExample Instagram post

Example Instagram publication · 09:30

Reach
412
Saves
9
Account bio-link clicks
3

Reach and saves refer to the example post. Bio-link clicks are account-level activity during the same window, not clicks attributed to this post or trial starts.

Example interpretation

These sample counts show how a results view could work. They do not tell us whether the opening line caused the response. Next, we would compare similar lunch posts and look for a pattern before changing direction.

Take a look at what your customers would see.