Solutions

Built for businesses without a content department.

Offers and opening updates for local businesses. Service explanations and FAQs for service businesses. Product launches and seasonal campaigns for retailers. Different needs, one workflow built for a busy week.

Local businesses

Stay visible while you take care of the business.

Offers, opening updates, events, and regular visibility. The posts a cafe, salon, or studio needs most are exactly the ones that get skipped on a busy day.

  • A confirmed offer becomes a post with a clear end date.
  • Opening changes and public holidays go out before anyone arrives at a locked door.
  • Local events get a mention while they are still relevant.
See a full example week

A midweek for Harbour Hair Studio

Fictional example

An offer

$20 offthis weekend
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H Harbour Hair Studio

Weekend colour: $20 off any colour service booked for this Saturday or Sunday. Mention this post when you book.

ScheduledTue 9:00

A local event

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H Harbour Hair Studio

The Harbour Street night market is on this Saturday from 5pm. We stay open until 8pm that night, and walk-ins are welcome for a quick trim.

ScheduledThu 17:00

An opening update

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H Harbour Hair Studio

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival from the whole studio. We are closed Monday for the public holiday and back Tuesday from 9am.

ScheduledSat 10:00

Three posts, one sitting. Prices, dates, and hours come from the studio, not the model.

Asked this week

Fictional example

Kestrel Electrical

  • Do I need to be home for the safety inspection?
  • How long does a switchboard upgrade take?
  • Can you come after 5pm?

Pick one. Social8 turns it into a post.

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K Kestrel Electrical

Do you need to be home for a safety inspection? Yes. Someone over 18 needs to let us in and stay while we check the switchboard. It takes about an hour. Clear a metre around the board before we arrive and it goes faster.

Ready for review

  • An FAQ
  • Preparation advice
  • A service spotlight

Service businesses

Explain what you do. Give customers a reason to remember you.

Service explanations, FAQs, reminders, and trust-building content. The questions you answer on the phone every week are already the posts your customers need.

  • FAQs. The answer customers regularly need, written once and published properly.
  • Preparation advice. What to do before you arrive, so the job goes smoothly.
  • Service spotlights. What a particular service includes, and what it does not.

Different businesses

Cafes, salons, studios, plumbers, tutors, shops. Different weeks, same system.

Retail and ecommerce

Give your products a place in the conversation.

Product visibility, launches, seasonal campaigns, and promotions, turned into a coordinated plan from product information you have already approved.

  • Product education. What makes it different, before you ask anyone to buy it.
  • Launches. The arrival date and where to get it, said once and clearly.
  • Approved promotions. Only the discount you actually signed off, with its end date.

No shop connection is implied. Social8 does not integrate with Shopify or any other commerce platform. Prices, stock, and dates come from you.

Fold & Thread, launch plan: linen range Fictional example
  1. Mon
    Product education Scheduled

    What makes the linen range different: stonewashed, pre-shrunk, and cut a size generous. Here is how to pick yours.

  2. Wed
    Launch Scheduled

    The linen range is in store and online from Wednesday morning. Three colours, priced $38 to $120.

  3. Sat
    Approved promotion Needs review

    Launch week only: free gift wrapping on any linen order, in store or online, until Sunday.

Approved facts

  • Priced $38 to $120
  • In store and online from Wednesday
  • Free gift wrapping until Sunday

Not approved

  • Percentage discounts
  • “Selling fast”

Small teams and agencies

More client content. Less workspace confusion.

Separate brands, clear review responsibilities, and a publishing history you can point to. Each client keeps its own facts, assets, and content.

Workspaces Fictional example
  • B Bloom & Bean Cafe3 connected accounts Open
  • H Harbour Hair Studio2 connected accounts
  • K Kestrel Electrical3 connected accounts

Brand workspace. A separate business identity with its own facts, assets, and content.

Review queue, all workspaces Team Approvals, planned
  • Harbour Hair Studio

    Weekend colour offer

    Client owner Needs client approval
  • Kestrel Electrical

    Safety inspection FAQ

    Editor Approved, scheduled Fri 9:00
  • Bloom & Bean Cafe

    Weekend pastry offer

    Owner Published Sat 9:00 to Facebook Page and Instagram

Roles, change history, and approval are part of Team Approvals, a planned feature. We will describe it as live once it ships. Separate brand workspaces and owner review are part of every plan today.

Room for more than one brand

  • Business

    3 brand workspaces, 20 connected social accounts, 5 named users.

  • Agency

    10 brand workspaces, 50 connected social accounts, 10 named users.

Account and user limits are totals per subscription, not per brand.

Compare plans and allowances

Make room for your business. Keep room for social.

Create your first posts, see your schedule, and decide what goes live.