If an SMM specialist knows how to set up a community on the fly, this specialist is a godsend for business. And here are a few examples of self-taught amateurs trying their hand at SMM.

1. You hire a person, and they sit around for 24 hours and can't properly set up a group. And this is a prerequisite for starting the whole job.
2. A negligent manager painfully squeezes out every post, is it good?
3. Or the situation: An SMM manager is setting up an account and doesn't understand what exactly he needs to do to start promoting it.
4. The SMM person does not even know how mailing lists and statistics services work.
5. Sometimes it happens that a "specialist" doesn't even understand how Facebook works. They live on hope and the groundless belief that they are doing everything right. How does it work on automatic?

When setting up a group on Facebook, there are some things you need to consider and activate the necessary sections. This will allow you to avoid returning to them in your work.

On the machine - that is, quickly and with expertise. But this does not mean that he will do the same thing for all customers.

This means that after the community is set up, it will get down to work and nothing will distract it.

After setting up the community, implementing a part of systemic marketing in your group's SMM, there are chances for the event to be successful in general. This is because now the manager will only deal with content: developing posts, writing articles, working with advertising and other services. He or she will not be distracted by trifles.

So, what have we learned?

1. The "Automatic" setting does not exclude individuals from slave communities.
2. On an automatic basis, this means additional time to work with the group's content.
3. On the machine - professionally.

Each setting has its own purpose, and every SMM manager must know this, regardless of the tasks they are assigned. The situation is constantly changing, and the fate of the project depends on how well he knows the tools.

Working "on automatic" should not be confused with sales automation.