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Real arrangement & seasonal showcase content
Daily and seasonal arrangements turned into posts that make someone want to order today, not someday. We work from whatever you already photograph at pickup or delivery — no separate product-photography session needed.
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Reels from your shop & delivery footage
The making-of, the reveal, the delivery drop-off — cut from your own clips into scroll-stopping short-form video. A quick clip of hands building an arrangement from bare stems to finished bouquet tends to outperform a single photo of the result — people like watching it come together.
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Seasonal campaigns, planned ahead of the rush
Valentine's, Mother's Day, prom, and holiday countdown content scheduled before the week you can't touch your phone. The posts for your single busiest week of the year get written and queued in advance, precisely because that's the week you'll have the least time to think about content.
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Wedding & event portfolio building
Your real wedding and event florals organized into a portfolio that books the next bride, not just a scattered feed. Bridal bouquets, ceremony arch work, and reception centerpieces get grouped so a bride can see your wedding-specific range at a glance, not have to dig for it between everyday orders.
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Instagram, Facebook, TikTok & more
Posted across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest, and Threads on every plan — six platforms including LinkedIn on Cube Prime. Pinterest in particular tends to keep sending steady traffic back to a strong arrangement photo for months after it's first posted, long after the flowers themselves are gone.
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Review & order-inquiry replies
DMs and reviews answered same-day, so a ready-to-order customer is never left waiting on a reply. A same-day flower order is often a same-day decision — a DM asking about availability that sits for six hours can mean the order goes to whichever shop replied first.
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What a typical month looks like
It starts with a call to map your calendar — which holidays hit hardest, whether weddings are a small or large part of your business, what your slow stretches look like. From there, daily and seasonal arrangement content runs on a steady weekly rhythm, holiday campaigns get built and queued weeks ahead of the actual rush, and wedding portfolio content goes out as real events wrap so it stays current.
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What we actually need from you
Photos or a quick clip from your normal workflow — the finished arrangement before it goes out the door, a shot of the cooler stocked for a big weekend, a clip from a wedding delivery. Nothing here requires a dedicated shoot day or a photographer on staff.
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How fast this actually gets moving
Your first posting cycle goes live within five business days of the brand call — fast enough to be running well before your next major holiday rush, as long as we get that first call scheduled with a little runway.