For tattoo artists
Your portfolio posts itself between sessions
Every finished piece is a post, but you're six hours deep in a sleeve when the feed wants feeding. Queue healed shots and fresh work in batches, and open your books with one scheduled announcement across every platform.
- ✓ Batch-post a month of finished pieces the day you photograph them
- ✓ Books-open announcements scheduled to every platform for the same minute
- ✓ Healed-vs-fresh follow-ups queued 4–6 weeks after the original post
- ✓ Flash sheets pinned to Pinterest, where they get found for years
Where to post
Instagram is the portfolio and the booking funnel; TikTok process videos reach clients outside your city; Pinterest holds flash and reference boards for years.
How often
4–5 posts a week — fresh work, healed work, and flash, so the feed shows range.
Post ideas that work for tattoo artists
- 01 Fresh piece, one clean shot, style and placement in the caption
- 02 Healed check-in next to the fresh photo — healed work sells trust
- 03 A 20-second linework process clip
- 04 Available flash sheet with claim-by-DM instructions
- 05 Books open/closed status post with next available dates
- 06 Client story behind a meaningful piece (with permission)
One plan, one price: $19/month for 10 channels across 14 networks, unlimited team members, threads, per-channel customization, AI, and analytics — nothing gated behind a higher tier.
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