FlowSet Hub · Social media internship
LinkedIn content.
Four distinct voices.
Research, copywriting and visual design for a company page and three executive profiles.
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Selected company carousel / August 2026- My role
- Social Media Intern
- Internship
- 29 July–29 September 2026
- Platform
- Accounts
- Company, CEO, CTO & COO
01 / The brief
Make technical ideas easier to understand.
FlowSet Hub is an AI and IT services company. The content brief was to support its online presence with posts that educate readers, build credibility and encourage meaningful conversations.
I worked from company-provided content pillars, developing ideas and adapting the copy for each account. The planned weekly schedule was three posts per account: 12 posts across the company, CEO, CTO and COO.
The schedule describes the content brief, rather than a verified total of published posts.
02 / My contribution
From topic to finished post.
I developed most content ideas within the supplied pillars, with occasional ideas from my manager. My responsibilities covered topic research, copywriting and visual design.
- 01Research
Choose a topic relevant to the account and its audience.
- 02Write
Develop the hook, structure and takeaway.
- 03Design
Create the supporting graphic or carousel in Canva.
- 04Review
Submit copy and visuals for manager approval.
- 05Deliver
Publish approved content or hand it to my manager.
I had publishing access to the company and CEO accounts. CTO and COO content went to my manager for publication. Every post required manager approval.
03 / Selected work
Ideas made visual.
Three company posts showing my approach to educational copy, carousel structure and social media design.
01 / EDUCATIONAL CAROUSEL
Mapping the process before choosing AI
13 August 2026
I organised a workflow-mapping framework into a seven-slide carousel, pairing a clear opening hook with step-by-step visuals.
185 impressions · 46 clicks · 28.65% engagement rate
View published post
02 / WEBSITE STRATEGY
Problems solved, not pages delivered
31 August 2026
I turned a website-strategy topic into a seven-slide carousel covering clarity, enquiry journeys and ease of maintenance.
143 impressions · 32 clicks · 25.17% engagement rate
View published post
03 / SOCIAL GRAPHIC
Your website: the weakest link?
4 August 2026
I created a single-image visual and supporting copy connecting website performance with the wider automation workflow.
237 impressions · 8 likes · 1 comment · 1 repost
View published postPost metrics are recorded in the supplied LinkedIn export. Engagement rate includes clicks and other interactions; it is not a measure of enquiries or sales.
04 / Executive content
Adapting the message for each account.
Each executive’s content pillars called for a different focus and tone.
CEO
Business decisions, entrepreneurship and leadership, using a conversational writing style.
CTO
AI development, website performance and engineering workflows, explained in practical language.
COO
Operations, communication, onboarding and task ownership, with a clear process focus.
This section describes my writing scope. The featured evidence focuses on educational company content and recorded company-page analytics.
05 / Recorded results
Company-page performance.
Content analytics cover 29 July–26 September 2026. The follower figure comes from LinkedIn’s displayed 60-day follower highlights.
Reported in LinkedIn’s 60-day follower highlights.
Company-page impressions during the reporting period.
Company-page clicks recorded in the content export.
Source: LinkedIn company-page analytics export and supplied dashboard screenshots. These are overall page results, including activity on existing content and contributions from the wider team. They are not attributed exclusively to my work. The reporting period ends before the internship end date.
06 / What I learned
Clarity takes more than a good hook.
Working across four accounts gave me practice adapting topics for different audiences, turning technical ideas into visuals and delivering content through an approval process.
It also reinforced the importance of verifying personal stories and business claims before publication, and separating creative work from what the analytics can actually prove.
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