Tiberius Images · Proof of Concept

Getting your content tool to actually work, reliably.

Not an add-on to something finished. You're paying to get the whole tool working, on all three platforms, and to prove it on your own accounts before either of us talks about anything bigger.

The Tiberius Images dashboard, showing recent posts with draft, ready and published statuses.
Your tool as it runs today: posts written from your images, their status, and the one account it publishes to so far.
Prepared for Russ Climie 2026 · 08 · 12
01 · The Trial

Making it work, for real.

You asked in May where Facebook and Instagram stood. The honest answer: it was promised and never delivered. This is me fixing that, and proving the whole tool holds up.

This isn't Facebook and Instagram bolted onto something already running smoothly. It's getting your content tool to actually work, reliably, across LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram together.

You run it on your own accounts, on real posts, over real time, and you judge it before either of us talks about anything bigger.

The Content and Voice settings screen, with persona, voice and tone, brand values and topics to avoid all filled in.
The settings that keep it sounding like you: the part that makes it yours, not generic.
02 · What's Already Built

The code exists. It hasn't been proven.

The tool was built to publish to more than one platform, and Facebook and Instagram are already part of the code, sitting next to LinkedIn. What's missing is proof it holds up on your accounts.
Connecting Facebook and Instagram, fixing the parts that won't hold a connection, and running it long enough to trust it is the entire job.
The Connected Accounts screen, showing LinkedIn connected and Facebook, Instagram and Twitter with unused Connect buttons.
Connected Accounts in your tool right now. LinkedIn is live. Facebook and Instagram come next.
03 · Scope

What actually happens.

Making the whole tool reliable, not just wiring up two new platforms, plus two small things on your end.
The work
Connect, fix, and prove it holds
  • Connect the Tiberius Images Facebook page and Instagram account to your web tool through Meta's app permissions.
  • Publish directly from the tool to Facebook and Instagram, the same way it's meant to for LinkedIn.
  • Fix the connection so it stays connected across all three platforms, so you're not hitting expired-connection errors down the road.
  • Post through to your real accounts, repeatedly, until content generation and publishing both hold up without me babysitting them.
On your endGrant app access to FB page + IG account On your endConfirm IG is a Business or Creator account

If Instagram is already linked to the Page as Business or Creator, nothing to do there. Meta requires that link before any tool can post, not just this one.

Limit: Instagram posting is photos only, no video or Reels. A separate, larger job if you want that later.

04 · What Working Looks Like

How you'll know it worked.

"Reliably" is a word that needs a bar. Here's the bar, so you're not guessing what to judge it against.
You post it, it shows up
Publish from the tool, and the post appears on LinkedIn, your Facebook Page, and Instagram, every time, not most of the time.
It stays connected
No re-authorizing, no expired-connection errors, on any of the three platforms, across the trial window.
You judge it on two weeks of real use
Not a one-time demo. Content keeps generating and publishing on real posts, across real weeks, with nothing quietly failing in the background.

Clear that bar over two weeks of actual use and you have something to rely on and point at. Miss it and you'll know early and cheaply, before either of us commits to more.

05 · Timeline

Fast on my end. Meta is the wildcard.

One to three focused engineering days. The calendar time around it depends on Meta, not on me.
Engineering time
One to three focused days once you've granted app access: connecting Facebook and Instagram, fixing the connection issue, and testing against your real accounts.
Calendar time
My setup and submission to Meta happen within days of you granting access. From there, Meta controls the clock.
Meta has to approve the connection before it goes fully live. If that review requires Business Verification, that adds time neither of us controls. I'll flag it the moment I know.
06 · Investment

What the number buys.

One number, one build, one real trial on your own accounts.
Total to get the tool working, reliably
Covers the Meta app connection, Facebook and Instagram publishing, fixing the connection so it stays connected, and posting through to your real accounts across all three platforms until it holds. One-time cost, with no ongoing fee for this piece.
$6,000
$1,000 to start · $5,000 when it works

The $5,000 balance is due once posts publish to LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram from the tool and the connection holds without re-authorizing on any of the three, the first two marks in Section 04; the two weeks of real use after that are how you judge whether it's worth building on, not a condition on the invoice.

It's one number, not a meter
No hourly clock, no change order if Meta's setup turns out to take more back-and-forth than expected. You know the cost before you decide.
What it's worth after
Two more places your work publishes automatically, permanently, at no cost per post. And a straight answer, from your own accounts, to whether this tool is something worth building further on.

Separate from the daily content emails: never billed, not part of this scope. I owe you that conversation on its own.

07 · Next Step

Two things from you, and I start.

Nothing complicated: a couple of permissions and we're moving.
1
Grant app access
Give my Meta app access to the Tiberius Facebook page and Instagram account.
2
Confirm the IG account type
Make sure Instagram is linked as a Business or Creator account to the Facebook Page. If it already is, you're done here.
Reply or call and once access is granted, I get to work. Happy to do both on a screen share if that's easier.
Where This Could Go

Where phase two starts.

Step one is entirely about you. It's also the only way to prove the bigger idea.

You can't sell clients on a tool you haven't seen hold up in your own hands.

Step one gives you that proof: real posts, your own accounts, real time.

No pitch here. Once it's running, let's talk through what selling it looks like. What this could be worth as a platform is a conversation worth having once you've seen it working on your own accounts, not something either of us needs to settle now.