Set the system up once. Then just run it.
Most loan officers fail at content because they treat every post like a decision. Take the decisions out of it.
Your two profile bios
Paste-ready. Tap copy, drop it in, add your link.Amanda Tanguay | Loan Officer, CMS Mortgage VA loans for Hampton Roads veterans & military families Active-duty · veterans · PCS moves · first-time · FHA & conventional NMLS# 2055519 · Equal Housing Lender
Program eligibilityLink in bio → https://cmsmortgage.my1003app.com/2055519/register
Hampton Roads VA & mortgage guide. Veterans, military & first-time buyers. NMLS# 2055519 · CMS Mortgage
Link → apply at the link, or "DM me VA to start."
Compliance: every public profile carries your name, "Loan Officer, CMS Mortgage Solutions," NMLS# 2055519, and Equal Housing Lender. Never put a rate, "guaranteed," or "approved" in a bio.
What each channel is for
Same content, different job. Don't reinvent — repurpose.Instagram 3–4× / week
Reels are your reach engine — post the scripted videos here first. Use Stories daily for quick, unscripted trust-building: behind-the-scenes, a VA tip, a "question of the day." This is where most active-duty and first-time buyers will find you.
TikTok 3–4× / week
Best for plain-spoken "here's how your VA benefit actually works" content and myth-busters. Repurpose your Instagram Reels straight over — same video, new audience. The PCS and first-time-buyer questions travel far here.
Facebook 3–4× / week
Where a lot of veterans, spouses, and PCS families actually are. Post the same videos plus local community moments. Great for sharing into Hampton Roads neighborhood, base-area, and military-spouse groups (where allowed).
YouTube Shorts 1–2× / week
Optional but powerful. Park your best educational videos here so they keep showing up months later when someone searches "VA loan Hampton Roads" or "buying a house while stationed at Norfolk." Slow burn, long payoff.
The 2-film-burst week
Your whole week of content in about 40 minutes.- Film 3 videos back to back, same outfit, same spot.
- One Get-Ready tip, one VA-benefit explainer, one Hampton Roads-local.
- Don't edit yet — just capture. Captions come later.
- Film 2 videos: one VA myth-buster, one CTA / "ask me anything."
- Speak to military life where it's natural — don't force it.
- That's 5 posts captured for the week. Done.
The 28-hook bank
Stuck on what to film? Grab a hook and go. Tap to copy.Pillar 01 VA Benefits & Eligibility
Pillar 02 Military & PCS Life
Pillar 03 Get-Ready Coaching
Pillar 04 Hampton Roads Home
Filming basics
Phone-only. No studio. Just don't break these.Light: face a window. Natural light on your face, never behind you. That single change beats any ring light.
Frame: phone vertical, eyes in the top third, a little headroom. Steady — prop it up, don't hand-hold.
Audio: quiet room or a cheap wireless mic. Bad audio kills a great video faster than bad video does.
Length: 20–40 seconds. Hook in the first 2 seconds or they scroll. Say the hook first, every time.
Captions: always add on-screen captions — most people watch on mute. (Your kits already give you the on-screen text.)
One-take energy: done beats perfect. Re-record once if you flub it, then move on. Polish is the enemy of posting.
End with the step: every video closes with one clear next move — "DM me VA" or "link in bio." Never leave them with nowhere to go.