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Glaze of Glory

bernard · social

Every post, blog post and email, on one calendar

A demonstration site. The posts below are demonstration content in this site's own calendar. Nothing on this page was posted, scheduled or sent.

Tracy runs a small pottery school. Their social posts, journal posts and monthly letter all live on one calendar in bernard. Bernard helps to write them and can make a photo move. Tracy decides what goes out, and when.

One sea creature for each type

🐟 FishA social post
🐚 ShellA blog post
🐙 OctopusAn email to a list
🐢 TurtleA step in an email journey
🐋 WhaleA lesson
🦀 CrabA task that helps people find you
🦞 LobsterA check on your numbers

1 · the calendar

One calendar for everything you send out

Each social post, blog post and email to a list sits on its day. The symbol tells you the type. The border tells you the state: dashed for an idea or a draft, solid for scheduled, faint for what already went out, and coral when something needs you.

Click an item and it opens in a window with its words, picture, networks and time. Click an empty day to add a social post, a blog post or an email on that day. You do not need a plan first.

Items with no day wait on the shelf under the month, in your order. Drag one onto a day. On a phone there is no dragging: open the item and use Move to.

Say to Bernard

Show me what is on my calendar this month, and what is waiting on my shelf.

  • A scheduled post or email that you move asks for Schedule again. The old time stays until you say yes to the new one.
  • Past days, and items that already went out, do not move.
  • The calendar, the Content tab and films are part of the Nautilus Medium plan.
October 2026this site's real calendar
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  17. 14🦀Introduce yourself to Bernard
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  19. 16🦀Add a favicon to your site🐟Kiln opening photos on Instagram
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  22. 19🐟Three new glazes (film)
  23. 20🐚Choosing a glaze for everyday mugs
  24. 21🦀Tell your story on an about page
  25. 22🐚How we test a new glaze
  26. 23🐚Meet the maker behind Glaze of Glory🐙October newsletter: kiln news and seconds
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  30. 27🐟Share the Raku weekend post
  31. 28🐟Post your story on social
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  33. 30🦀Answer your most-asked questions
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On the shelf (no day yet)

  1. 🐟Instagram: You hear the pots before you see them
  2. 🐟LinkedIn: We write every one of those down in the kiln log
plannedidea or draftwent out
A copy of this site's calendar for October, made from the items in it on 15 October. On a phone the calendar shows the symbols only.

2 · the Content tab

A library of written notes

The Content tab shows every item as a written note: your ideas, drafts, scheduled items and what went out. Filter by state, and drag the notes with no day into the order you want.

When you ask, Bernard suggests a set for the month: two long pieces (a blog post and a newsletter) and six short posts, one for one network each. On the 25th of each month a card offers the next month's set. Nothing is written until you press it.

Each suggestion is marked as Bernard's until you edit it. Then it is yours, and Bernard does not change it. Edit, delete or reorder the notes, then put them on your free days and schedule each one when you are ready.

Say to Bernard

Suggest a month of posts for November.

  • One set an hour for each site, and only when you ask.
  • Bernard does not invent prices, dates or offers. A number appears only when it comes from your own facts.
  • Nothing goes out until you say so: Schedule for a post, Publish for a blog post, your yes to the quote for an email.

3 · the posts on this site

The posts we designed for Glaze of Glory

These are the social posts in this site's calendar, as Bernard holds them on 15 October. The words are shown exactly as they are on each post. Each card says the network, the day and the state.

Say to Bernard

Make posts for Instagram and LinkedIn from my calendar entry for Friday.

Glaze of GloryInstagram

Three new glazes came out of the kiln this week. Slow work, quiet colour. Come and hold them in the studio on Saturday.

Mon 19 Oct, 10:00 (Europe/London)A draft that waits for Schedule. Tracy's own words, with a film made by Make it move from one photo.
Glaze of GloryInstagram
The October studio letter: a shelf of pots above the heading The kiln is mended, and the seconds are in.
  • Picture 1: the October studio letter
  • Picture 2: the October studio letter
  • Picture 3: an ash-glazed teapot with a cane handle

What makes Glaze of Glory different? Every pot is thrown, trimmed and glazed by hand in our Devon studio. Come and see.

Fri 8 Jan, 10:00 (Europe/London)Skipped. Bernard wrote it from the plan and chose three pictures from the library.
Glaze of GloryLinkedIn
The October studio letter, the picture Bernard chose for this post.

Not sure what sets one business apart from another? Look at the work itself. This week I'm sharing what makes Glaze of Glory special, and I'd rather show you than tell you. The photo in this post gives a real look at what I do and the standard I hold myself to. If you're comparing options, here is my advice: look closely at the detail, ask plenty of questions, and choose the people whose work you would be proud to put your name to. I'd love to hear what you notice first. The page linked below has more to see. #SmallBusiness #GlazeOfGlory https://glaze-of-glory.bernardmoves.com/?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=share-post-about-what-makes-you-special-03747e7a&utm_content=e6de7ecb-0a74-4738-9184-d2f57c1e9850

Fri 8 Jan, 10:00 (Europe/London)Skipped. The same idea as the Instagram post, with its own words for LinkedIn. The link carries tracking tags, so visitor numbers show which network sent people.

4 · one long piece, many posts

One blog post, turned into short posts

Tracy wrote a journal post about opening the kiln. Bernard turned it into two short posts, one for Instagram and one for LinkedIn. Each one quotes a sentence from the journal post exactly, then adds a few lines. Both wait on the shelf with no day and no picture yet, marked as Bernard's until Tracy edits them.

Say to Bernard

Turn my last blog post into posts for Instagram and LinkedIn.

  • The quotes are Tracy's own sentences, letter for letter. Bernard does not change a quote.
  • A newsletter or a lesson transcript can be the long piece too.
🐟 IdeaInstagram
No picture yet. Instagram needs one before this post can be scheduled.

“You hear the pots before you see them: a soft tinkling as the glaze settles on the cooling clay.” This is the moment I wait three weeks for.

On the shelf, first in the orderThe opening lines. Bernard's suggestion, not edited yet.
🐟 IdeaLinkedIn
No picture yet.

“We write every one of those down in the kiln log, because a happy accident is only useful if you can do it again.” A good result you cannot repeat is only luck.

On the shelf, second in the orderThe opening lines. Bernard's suggestion, not edited yet.

5 · make it move

A short film from your own photos and words

Short films reach further than still photos. Make it move turns the photos you already have, and the words you already wrote, into a quiet film for a post. The film of the three mugs above was made this way, from one photo and the words of the post.

Nothing is invented. The only words on screen are the words of the post and your business name. The only pictures are the photos you chose. There is no generated picture, no generated video and no music. Bernard checks every film for this before you see it.

Tell Bernard how it should move in your own words, or pick one of nine starting points. A film takes a minute or two to make. You watch it on the post, and it goes out only when you press Schedule.

  • Slow pushThe camera eases in on your photo, with your line fading in.
  • Line by lineYour first line appears softly, a phrase at a time.
  • CaptionYour title rises on a paper strip under the photo.
  • RevealOne photo gives way to the next behind a fine line. Needs two photos.
  • SequenceYour photos dissolve one into the next, three seconds each. Needs three or more.
  • UnderlineA fine line draws under the words that matter, such as a date, a price or a place.
  • CountA number from your words counts up, set large and light.
  • QuoteYour sentence on paper, line by line, with your name. Needs no photo.
  • Date and placeThe day from your words, a fine rule and your name. Good for an event or a sale.
SizePixelsWhere it goes
Reel or Story, 9:161080 x 1920Instagram, Facebook
Feed, 4:51080 x 1350Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn
Square, 1:11080 x 1080Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn
LinkedIn link post, 1.91:11200 x 628LinkedIn
Blog header, 16:91280 x 720An 8-second loop at the top of a blog post
Email, 16:9600 x 338A 3-second loop at the top of an email

A social film is 6 to 15 seconds long and has no sound. Readers who ask their device for less motion see the still photo, as you do on this page if your device asks for it.

Say to Bernard

Make this photo move, slow and calm.

6 · make it anywhere

Write in your own Claude or ChatGPT, and send it to bernard

If you already write with Claude or ChatGPT, keep doing that. Connect your assistant to bernard with the Bernard Marketing connector, and it can put your posts, photos and films on your calendar. Your words arrive exactly as you wrote them, marked as yours. They wait for your approval like everything else.

Say to your own assistant

Put this post I wrote on my bernard calendar for Thursday.

How posting works today

Bernard reminds you, and you post it

Bernard cannot post for you yet. Posting by Bernard is switched on one network at a time, after each network approves bernard. Until then, every post is a guided post:

  • At the time you chose, Bernard emails you once and marks the post Ready to post on your calendar.
  • You copy the words, share the prepared photo or film, and post it in the network's own app.
  • Then you tell Bernard: It's live, Not yet, Reschedule or Skip.
  • Instagram can be connected now.
  • Facebook can be connected, and is in Beta: Facebook has not approved bernard yet, so connecting may not work for you.
  • LinkedIn cannot be connected yet. You can still write LinkedIn posts and post them yourself.

Bernard never asks for your password and never logs in as you. Nothing goes out that you did not approve.

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Glaze of Glory is a demonstration site. The posts, the calendar and the journal are demonstration content, made to show what bernard can do. Nothing on this page was posted, scheduled or sent.

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