The band currently uses CinchShare through Julie’s paid personal account. CinchShare is a significant time-saver for scheduling and managing social media, so the cost is worthwhile when compared with the time required to manually publish and manage posts across multiple platforms.

A separate band account could be established using a shared organizational login. The current cost is approximately $100 per year. CinchShare offers a 14-day free trial, but continued access to the full scheduling platform requires a paid account.

For now, there is no reason for the band to pay for a separate account because Julie already maintains a paid subscription. If that changes, a band account could be established with a shared login, and Julie could share the saved content and other resources after the new account is set up.

If Julie is suddenly unavailable — including the possibility that she has been abducted by aliens 👽 — this would be relatively easy to resolve. A family member could help transfer or share the saved content with a new band account. It would be an inconvenience, but it would not be detrimental to the band’s social media operation or its accumulated content.