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An email list gives you another way to reach customers beyond social feeds. Ask at checkout if they'd like updates, explain what they'll receive, and make unsubscribing easy. Start with one useful note a month.
If your prices aren't anywhere online, people either guess or move on. You don't need a full menu of rates. A simple "starting at" on your site and profile answers the first question before anyone has to ask.
Film one short clip of how you make or prep something. No script, just the real steps. Behind the scenes posts tend to stop the scroll because they feel honest.
Pick two colors and one font and use them on every post this month. Consistency is how people recognize you in a crowded feed without reading the name.
Before Thanksgiving week hits, open your Google Business Profile and swap in three fresh photos: the front of the shop, a current bestseller, and the team. Old photos make people think you closed.
Running a business leaves little time for posting, and that's the part I handle. Mir Pros plans start at $50/mo. If you want to talk it through first, book a free strategy call at mirpros.com.
Show the before and after. A messy space then clean, a plain dish then plated, a bare wall then finished. People understand your work faster when they can see what changed.
Look at your business the way a stranger would. Search your name, open your profile, try to find your hours and how to book. Anything that takes more than a few seconds to figure out is worth fixing this week.
Y’all do realize everytime yall bring cardi up unwarranted yall are proving the point of why she should be mad???
When someone comments on your post, answer them, ideally the same day. A real reply, not just a heart. It starts a conversation, and the people scrolling past can see someone is actually behind the account.
Steal your captions from your customers. The words they use in reviews, DMs and at the counter are the words the next customer is searching for. Keep a running note and pull from it when you post.
Small Business Saturday is Nov 28. If you're taking part, decide this week what you'll offer that day and start telling people now. A post a week out and a reminder the day before beats one post that morning.
If the holiday rush means your socials go quiet, I can help. Mir Pros plans start at $50/mo, and the first step is a free strategy call at mirpros.com. We'll look at what you have and what's worth doing before the busy weeks.
A bad review is a post the next customer will read. Reply within a day, thank them, own what went wrong without arguing, and say what you changed. People judge the reply as much as the review.
Most product photos don't need a better camera, they need a window. Turn off the overhead lights, put the item near daylight and shoot from a little above. Your phone will do the rest.
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Like Deante said. Atlanta is the Mecca of bullshit sometimes tiktok.com/t/ZTfwCTAAR/
2 Chainz got into a DEBATE with Keith Lee after bringing up the BAD REVIEW Keith gave his restaurant, with Keith arguing that his reviews should reflect how REGULAR CUSTOMERS are treated, while 2 Chainz insisted celebrities EARN special treatment 😳👀
2 Chainz also questioned whether Keith’s strict diet as a former athlete affects his TASTE in food and how he judges restaurants.
“I’m an entertainer, and obviously we get perks that other people don’t get. That’s just period, my boy. I don’t stand in line at the airport. I don’t do none of that because I done worked my ass off to do this.”
When a customer tags you, that's your best post of the week. Thank them, ask if you can share it, then repost it. It shows real people choosing you, and it costs nothing.
Introduce one person on your team this week. Name, what they do, one thing customers might not know about them. People come back to places where they know someone, and it's an easy post to make.