Why we exist
Good work is surprisingly hard to promote from inside the work.
A good expert pays attention to the customer, the problem, the exception, and the standard. The question that prevents a mistake feels routine. The distinction that changes a recommendation feels obvious. Years of useful judgment can become almost invisible to the person using it every day.
Then marketing asks that same person to notice what is remarkable, make themselves the subject, write the praise, and judge whether it sounds credible. No wonder “just post consistently” feels less like advice and more like another profession.
Boomp exists to provide the outside view and prepare something concrete. The expert should still decide what is true, useful, private, appropriate, and worth publishing.
Meet the founder
Hi, I'm Kathleen.
I've spent more than 15 years building websites, funnels, email programs, content systems, and marketing assets for businesses. I know how much valuable knowledge can sit inside a company while louder competitors become easier to find.
At a Local First Arizona conference in 2024, I met local owners who were exceptional at their actual work and nearly invisible online. The problem was not a lack of expertise. The work looked ordinary from inside the frame, and the usual solution asked the owner to become a full-time promoter too.
I first built Glow Social to help with the recurring production. Working alongside real businesses taught me something more specific: another blank calendar, prompt box, or publish button does not solve the work that happens before the post exists.
Boomp grew from that lesson. It starts with material the business already made public, notices useful directions an insider may no longer see, and moves the preparation forward without pretending software should replace professional judgment.
Boomp prepares. The expert judges.
What Boomp does now
Boomp is a website-grounded content preparation and publishing service for expert-led, local, and service businesses. The first experience is deliberately smaller—and more useful—than a promise that software already knows the whole business.
- Enter a public website URL. No social account, email address, or card is required for this step.
- Review up to six grounded talking points. They come from services, proof, explanations, and customer language the website can actually support.
- Decide whether Boomp noticed something true and useful. The first look is evidence to judge, not proof that Boomp already knows the owner's complete voice.
- Use email only if you want to keep going. Email saves the first look and continues into post ideas.
- Choose paid finished-work help if it fits. New customers begin with manual review so the business can edit, approve, or skip what represents it.
The website cannot supply a private conversation, undocumented expertise, changing facts, customer permission, professional review, or the owner's final judgment. If an important idea lives only in someone's head, the right first tool may be a person asking good questions.
What makes the model different
Visibility without turning the expert into the product.
Start with evidence the business already owns.
Services, process, FAQs, proof, and useful explanations create a better starting point than generic prompts or invented expertise.
Use an outside view.
Familiarity hides what customers find useful. Boomp's job is to surface candidate directions; the expert decides which ones deserve to represent the business.
Replace self-praise with judgment.
Reviewing something concrete asks “is this true and useful?” instead of asking the owner to compose a performance about how impressive they are.
Let social media support the business.
A coach, consultant, practice, or local company can use social media to reinforce trust and discovery without making reach, engagement, or constant visibility the business itself.
What we do not promise
- We do not claim to know a person's complete voice from one URL.
- We do not make the owner's accountability disappear.
- We do not require video, trends, daily posting, or a personal brand.
- We do not invent customer proof, private context, or professional claims.
- We do not measure success by post count or engagement alone.
- We do not replace live customer care, paid campaigns, crisis work, or original production when those are the real need.
Who Boomp is for
Boomp is for the coach, consultant, professional practice, local business, or small team whose website contains real substance but whose useful knowledge is not becoming visible work consistently. It is especially relevant when approving something accurate feels natural and promoting yourself from a blank page feels gross.
It is a weaker fit when the website is thin or inaccurate, the expertise still needs to be interviewed out of the team, or the main job is custom video, photography, community management, paid media, or high-touch campaign strategy.
Start with the part that is actually stuck
- If promotion itself feels wrong, read how to promote good work without feeling sleazy.
- If useful material is trapped on the website, use the complete website-to-social-post method.
- If you are deciding whether this is another scheduler or writing tool, see what makes Boomp different.
Core $99/month. Pro $149/month. Unlimited $299/month. Free preview first. No contracts. Cancel anytime.
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