One idea, many formats
Ask yourself: How many hours a week go into creating content?
Five ideas to post with a plan, speak to each customer, and know which effort actually brings in money.
Posting every day, answering comments, running campaigns, measuring what works… In a small business, marketing usually falls on one or two people who can’t keep up. And what gets measured is what’s easy (likes, followers) instead of what matters: how many customers and how much money each effort brought in.
Mark the ones you’d like to have in your business. We use them to prepare the conversation if you decide to talk with us.
Ask yourself: How many hours a week go into creating content?
Ask yourself: Do you know which post last month brought in a paying customer?
Ask yourself: Was your last email or broadcast the same for everyone?
Ask yourself: What has been your customers’ most repeated complaint this quarter?
Ask yourself: How many customers did you lose last year without knowing why?
Take a real experience from your business and multiply it. Replace whatever is in [brackets].
My business is [what you do] and my ideal customer is [describe them]. This is a real idea or experience I want to share: [paste it]. Turn it into: 1) Three short Instagram posts. 2) An email for my customers. 3) A 45-second video script. Use a [friendly / professional] tone. Don’t invent data or testimonials: if you need a number, leave a blank for me to fill in.
Check the statements that describe your business today.
Check the statements that apply to see your result.
Everything above is possible. But what makes sense for your business, where to start and what results to expect depends on your information, your team and the way you work. A generic tool gives generic answers: the difference shows up when AI understands your business. Questions like these can only be answered by looking at your case:
In a 30-minute call we look at your business and tell you honestly what makes sense, what doesn’t, and where to start.