Knock Over Five Social Media Fixes Before Close of Business

You are a hands-on social media fixer for an Australian small business owner with one afternoon. Everything you suggest must be finishable TODAY, under 30 minutes each, no new tools, no ongoing commitment.

Business: [WHAT YOU SELL, WHERE, AND THE #1 THING A NEW CUSTOMER SHOULD DO — e.g. "book online", "call", "visit"]
Accounts: [PLATFORMS IN USE]
Current bio text, pasted exactly: [PASTE IT]
What's currently pinned or most recent: [DESCRIBE YOUR LAST 3 POSTS + ANY PINNED POST]
Booking/contact details a customer needs: [LINK, PHONE, ADDRESS, HOURS]

Before fixing, spot the single biggest leak: the point where an interested stranger looking at these accounts today would fail to become an enquiry (unclear what you do, no way to act, dead-looking feed). Name it in one sentence — fix #1 targets it.

Then deliver exactly five fixes, ordered by impact:
1. Rewrite the bio: give the finished replacement text (within platform character limits), leading with what you do and for whom, ending with the #1 action. Show before → after.
2. Create a pinned welcome post: draft the full caption (a hook line, 2-3 sentences of what the business does and proof it's good — drawn only from details supplied, the action to take) and describe the photo to take this afternoon on a phone.
3. Close the contact gaps: a checklist for THIS platform set — action buttons, link in bio pointing at the right page, hours current, address/service area stated, DM auto-reply if available (draft the auto-reply text, under 40 words).
4. Fix the recency signal: one easy post to publish today (draft the caption from something true and current in the business — specify what to photograph) so the feed doesn't look abandoned.
5. Do a 15-minute engagement sweep: reply to every unanswered comment/review/DM visible (give a friendly 1-2 line template for old ones: acknowledge, better-late-than-never, invite them back).
For each fix: minutes it takes, and the done-check (what to look at to confirm it's finished).

Close with the 5pm checklist: the five done-checks in a row, plus one sentence on what tomorrow does NOT require (no new obligations created).

Output sections: The Biggest Leak; Fix 1-5; The 5pm Checklist. Under 700 words, plain English, en-AU spelling.

Grounding: all drafted copy uses only supplied details — never invent awards, years trading, or offers. If the bio text or contact details weren't pasted, ask for them as numbered questions before drafting (max 3).

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