For the businesses people know by name

Make the next post feel like your place.

Your café, shop, service, or studio has its own details. Bring the real offer and your reference images, then build a coordinated campaign around them.

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A real business brief gives the campaign its character.

Start with what you do, where you do it, and the people you want to reach.

Add your business name and type, location, product or service, audience, tone, and call to action. Upload at least one private reference image that helps explain the actual business.

Choose a focused angle: a current offer, a product or service feature, behind the scenes, or a seasonal moment. Be specific about the details the creative must preserve.

For a customer-story direction, use a real permitted testimonial. The workflow does not invent a customer quote or turn a concept into evidence.

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Illustrative creative

One coordinated static campaign.

The Local Business Content Pack starts with a visible campaign plan. Review it, approve the quote for the available image route, and return to the saved project for the finished outputs.

The pack delivers three feed images, four captions, safe-zone cover options, and a channel-grouped ZIP. These are images and copy. The animated artwork elsewhere in the gallery does not mean the pack generates video.

Use Product Motion or Marketing for a separately quoted video job.

Before the post goes out

  • Check names, dates, prices, and opening hours
  • Verify the offer and product details
  • Inspect generated imagery against the references
  • Review each channel’s copy and CTA
  • Confirm the selected account and delivery time

From local offer to content pack

  1. Save the business brief

    Add the location, audience, tone, offer, CTA, and private reference images.

  2. Review the campaign angle

    Check the visible plan against the real business. Keep every claim grounded and the campaign focused.

  3. Approve image generation

    Review the exact selected route and live maximum-charge quote before starting paid work.

  4. Use the delivery bundle

    Inspect the three images and four captions, then download the private channel-grouped ZIP. Publishing requires its own review.

Good questions. Clear answers.

Still curious? Browse all FAQs

What kind of business is this for?

The pack is designed around a concrete business brief, including location, product or service, audience, tone, references, and an offer or campaign angle. It can support a café, shop, service business, or similar local campaign.

Is video part of the pack?

No. The stated delivery is three feed images, four captions, safe-zone cover options, and a channel-grouped ZIP. Create video through a separate Product Motion or Marketing workflow.

Does it post to all my social accounts automatically?

No. Review content and select available connected accounts, media, and platform settings in a separate publishing flow. Network availability depends on configured platform applications and account access.

Can it invent customer reviews or improve my local ranking?

No. Use real permitted testimonials and factual claims. Manyframe creates content assets; it does not promise search rankings, customer visits, engagement, or sales.

Make a campaign around what is happening at your place.

Start with the real offer and a few clear reference images.

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