Social media is great for conversation and terrible for memory. A post you spent an hour on is buried by tomorrow. The QastMe app is built for the other half of the job: publishing work that stays findable.

Take a look at the QastMe app and QastMe phone on the QastMe prototype page. The phone is a prototype and not for sale yet.

The problem with feeds

Feeds are ranked for what’s new and what’s viral. Unless a post takes off in its first few hours, few people see it again. You also don’t control the platform. Rules change, reach drops, and accounts get locked.

What the QastMe app does differently

• Posts live on a website. Your blogs and press releases sit on qastme.org in real categories, where they can be found again.
• Your name is on it. Each piece links to your member profile.
• It’s built for business topics. Readers come to QastMe for marketing, home business and industry news.
• You still get community. Follows, comments and messages happen in the activity feed.

Use both

This isn’t either-or. The best approach is to publish the full piece on QastMe, then share a short version and the link on your social accounts. Social brings the quick traffic; your QastMe post keeps working after the feed moves on.

A simple weekly routine

1. Monday: write one blog post in the QastMe app answering a customer question.
2. Wednesday: share it on two social platforms with a one-line hook.
3. Friday: post a short update in the QastMe feed and reply to other members.

Do that for three months and you’ll have a dozen articles working for you instead of a dozen posts nobody can find.

Try it

QastMe membership is $99 a month with a free first month for new members. Cancel anytime.

Questions about QastMe? Call Chris M Cartmill at (360) 608-2359 or visit qastme.org.

Disclaimer: The QastMe phone is a prototype and is not for sale. Features, timing and pricing may change. Nothing here is an offer to invest, and no income or earnings are promised or implied.

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