The feed is behind the stock
Posting a piece that sold out last week costs you the sale and the trust. The feed has to move at the speed of the shelves.
Social media consultant
Your shop changes collection, window and stock. Social media has to keep that rhythm.
Talk about your shopYour shop changes collection, window and stock. Social media has to keep that rhythm rather than run two weeks behind.
Product photography, posts and ads built to bring people through the door, not just likes.
Posting a piece that sold out last week costs you the sale and the trust. The feed has to move at the speed of the shelves.
Bad light and a busy background make good products look cheap. A simple, repeatable setup fixes most of it.
A post that entertains strangers far away does nothing for a shop that lives on the people within a few kilometres.
It brings people to the door and it answers the questions that stop a purchase. The sale often happens in store, which is why we track visits and messages, not only likes.
We plan a short shoot that covers weeks at once, or I film in store myself. The shop does not stop for content.
Yes, small local campaigns work well for shops, as long as the profile is worth landing on first.
We talk about the shop, what sells and what sits. I come back with a plan and a price. No long contract to begin.
A few lines are enough. No sales sequence, no account manager. I read every message myself and answer within a working day.