The challenge
Posting when there was time, not when it mattered
Like a lot of small teams, Tablespace posted when someone had a spare moment — roughly twice a month, with no plan tying it together. There was no system for deciding what to make, when to ship it, or whether any of it was moving the business. Marketing was a chore squeezed in around running the place.
What changed
A system they were missing
Mixplate gave Tablespace the structure they’d been lacking: a clear content plan and the production support to keep up with it. Instead of scrambling for ideas, the team had a steady pipeline — which meant they could post consistently without it taking over their week.
We went from posting twice a month to four times a week. Mixplate gave us the system we were missing. Within six weeks, our Instagram got us a 30% increase in revenue.
That’s an 8× jump in content output — and crucially, it was sustainable, because the planning and creative work no longer fell on the team from scratch each time.
The results
Consistency that showed up in revenue
Within six weeks, the new cadence translated into a 30% increase in revenue that the owner attributes to their Instagram. More than the numbers, Tablespace traded a stop-start scramble for a marketing routine they could actually rely on.
