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Trigger Ideas — Platform Data (No New Integrations)

These triggers are driven entirely by data Leadmetrics already collects. No external APIs or new channel connections required.


1. Organic Search Ranking Milestone

Signal: A tracked keyword first enters the top 10, top 5, or #1 position in Google Search Console data.

Post angle: “We’re now ranking #[N] for [keyword] — here’s what got us there” — educational, behind-the-scenes, builds authority.

Why it works: Reaching a ranking milestone is a genuine business win. Sharing it builds brand credibility and is highly relevant to the audience who cares about that topic.

Automation level: Fully automatic — the GSC sync already runs weekly; a threshold check in the goal-tracker worker or a standalone scheduler handler can catch rank changes.

Dedup window: Once per keyword per ranking tier (don’t fire again until the next tier is crossed).

Data source: GoalSnapshot + GSC channel sync (existing).

Implementation sketch:

  • Add a RankMilestone check in the goal-tracker worker after each GSC snapshot
  • Tiers: top-10, top-5, top-3, #1
  • Fire enqueueNotification() with templateSlug: "rank-milestone" + keyword, position, date
  • Surface in dashboard “Suggested Posts” widget + DM portal
  • contentType: "rank_milestone" in social-post-writer prompt → proud but educational tone

SCENE_MAP entry: Clean minimalist design with an upward trend graphic or search results mockup, brand colours, bold rank number as the hero element.


2. Published Blog Post — Auto Social Series

Signal: A BlogPost transitions to client_approved status.

Post angle: Per-platform teaser posts — hook + 3 key takeaways + link. Different format per platform (LinkedIn = long-form insight excerpt; Instagram = carousel of takeaways; Facebook = story + link; X = thread).

Why it works: Most published blog posts get zero social promotion because it’s manual work. Automating this immediately multiplies the reach of every piece of content produced.

Automation level: Fully automatic — hook into the blog approval server action.

Dedup window: Once per blog post, per platform.

Data source: BlogPost model (existing); ContentRepurposer worker already exists.

Implementation sketch:

  • In clientApproveBlogPost server action (or equivalent), after status update: call enqueueContentRepurposer for each platform in the tenant’s connected channels
  • The content-repurposer worker already knows how to generate platform-specific variants from a source article
  • contentType: "blog_promotion" → writer prompt emphasises teaser + link back; includes article title + summary in context
  • Alternatively: create one social_post per connected platform, all queued together

SCENE_MAP entry: Editorial blog graphic — featured image or typographic composition, article title as headline, subtle “Read more” CTA, professional content-marketing aesthetic.


3. Contact / Subscriber List Milestone

Signal: Total contact count in the tenant’s Contact table crosses a round-number threshold (500 → 1K → 2.5K → 5K → 10K → 25K → 50K → 100K).

Post angle: “We’ve hit [N] subscribers — thank you! Here’s what’s coming next for our community.”

Why it works: Community milestones feel authentic and inclusive. They reward existing subscribers and make prospective followers feel they’re joining something valuable.

Automation level: Fully automatic — daily scheduler count check.

Dedup window: Once per threshold (fire at 1K, not again until 2.5K).

Data source: db.contact.count({ where: { tenantId } }) — no new model needed.

Implementation sketch:

  • New scheduler handler contact-milestone.ts — daily check
  • Store last-notified threshold in a PlatformSetting-style key per tenant (e.g. lastContactMilestone__<tenantId>)
  • Threshold sequence: [500, 1000, 2500, 5000, 10000, 25000, 50000, 100000]
  • contentType: "community_milestone" → warm, grateful tone; hints at upcoming value

SCENE_MAP entry: Celebratory community graphic — bold milestone number, confetti or radial burst element, warm brand palette, “Thank you” messaging.


4. High-Performing Historical Post Recycling

Signal: A SocialPost from exactly 11–13 months ago that has a seoScore above threshold, or was manually marked as “evergreen” by the DM, or received above-average engagement in its original run.

Post angle: “One year ago we shared [post topic] — it’s more relevant than ever. Updated take:” or a straight reshare with “Throwback:” framing.

Why it works: Evergreen content compounds. Most social posts are seen by <10% of followers. Resharing high-value posts expands reach, fills calendar gaps, and costs near-zero to produce.

Automation level: AI flags candidates → human selects which to recycle → auto-generates refreshed version.

Dedup window: Max once per original post, minimum 11 months after original publish date.

Data source: SocialPost model; seoScore field (from seo-optimizer); createdAt for age filter.

Implementation sketch:

  • Weekly scheduler handler: find SocialPost where createdAt is 11–13 months ago AND (seoScore > 70 OR isEvergreen = true)
  • Add isEvergreen Boolean @default(false) to SocialPost model (DM toggle on post detail)
  • Surface as “Content Worth Revisiting” in DM portal — not auto-published, always needs DM review
  • Writer prompt: given original body text, produce refreshed version with updated stats/angle if available

SCENE_MAP entry: Same as the original post type’s scene, but with a subtle “Revisited” or “Updated” visual treatment if feasible.


5. Google Business Profile Review Milestone

Signal: GBP review count crosses round numbers (100, 500, 1K) or the average rating rises above 4.5 for the first time.

Post angle: “500 reviews in — thank you! Here’s what we hear most from customers: [top theme].” The AI can pull common themes from recent review text.

Why it works: Social proof is powerful. A post celebrating reviews encourages more reviews, builds trust with cold audiences, and gives the brand a reason to publish without being promotional.

Automation level: Fully automatic for count milestones; the rating threshold may need a one-time manual flag if GBP doesn’t return rating history.

Dedup window: Once per threshold tier.

Data source: ConnectedChannel (Google Business Profile) + GBP insight worker (existing).

Implementation sketch:

  • Extend channel-score-explanation worker or add a GBP-specific insight check
  • Query GBP API for totalRatingCount + averageRating after each sync
  • Store lastReviewMilestone in ConnectedChannel.metadata JSON
  • Writer gets review count + top positive phrases from recent reviews as context → grateful, testimonial-style post

SCENE_MAP entry: Trust/social-proof graphic — star rating displayed prominently, brand colours, customer-first warm tone, “Thank you” messaging.


6. Goal Conversion Milestone

Signal: A tenant’s GoalSnapshot shows the cumulative conversion count (leads, sales, signups) crossing a tracked milestone (first 10, 100, 500, 1000, 5000).

Post angle: “We’ve helped [N] [customers/clients/patients/students] [achieve goal]. Here’s how — and why it matters to us.” Story-led, impact-focused.

Why it works: Proof of results is the strongest marketing signal. Automating a milestone post turns every 100th conversion into a piece of brand content with no extra effort.

Automation level: Fully automatic — the goal-tracker worker already runs weekly snapshots.

Dedup window: Once per milestone per goal.

Data source: GoalSnapshot.value (existing); Goal.name + Goal.metric for context.

Implementation sketch:

  • In goal-tracker worker, after recording a snapshot: check if currentValue crossed a milestone threshold that previousValue hadn’t
  • Milestones: [10, 50, 100, 250, 500, 1000, 5000, 10000]
  • Fire enqueueNotification() + surface in dashboard/DM
  • Writer prompt: goal name, metric type, milestone number, tenant brand voice → proud, impact-driven post
  • Optionally include “what made this possible” angle (pulls from Strategy if available)

SCENE_MAP entry: Achievement/impact graphic — bold milestone number as hero, supporting stat or outcome, upward momentum visual, brand colours.

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