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For online shops, DTC brands, and makers

Every product, in every format.

Plan launches as a sequence, turn one product into every format, and answer the question that ends in a sale.

Which product posts were saved or shared?

  1. Reading your posts
  2. Comparing with your normal
  3. Writing the answer
Ask anything about your Instagram

An example, not your account

The problem

What holds online shops back.

  • Launch posts get written the night before.

  • A product is photographed once and posted once.

  • Size and shipping questions fill the DMs all day.

In Synclify

How Synclify helps.

01

Launches as one sequence

Teaser, launch and restock planned together and scheduled to the minute, with the queue recording exactly what went out and when.

02

One product, every format

A product becomes a reel script, a carousel and a caption, written from a voice profile built on your own posts.

03

The product link, sent for you

Somebody comments the word and the link arrives in their DMs, paced like a person when Smart Delay is on, so it stays personal.

The number worth watching

Saves and shares on product posts

A save is somebody intending to buy later and a share is somebody showing it to the person they buy things with. Both predict revenue better than reach does, and neither is what a follower count measures.
Asked

Which product posts were saved or shared?

Answered

The ones showing the product in use. The studio shots reached further and were saved far less. Want the next launch planned as a teaser, a launch post and a restock?

An example, not your account.

A week that works

Four ecommerce posts worth making this week.

  • Monday reelThe product in use, by a person, in the first second.
  • Wednesday carouselSizes, materials and what is in the box, one slide each.
  • Friday postA customer photo, credited, with what they bought.
  • Sunday story setShipping times and returns, answered before anyone asks.

Two mistakes that cost ecommerce accounts the most

Studio shots on white for every post.

Show it being used. People buy what they can picture in their own hands.

Leaving delivery and returns to the website.

Say them on Instagram. Doubt about delivery is the reason a basket gets abandoned.

Posting times

  • 1Evenings
  • 2Sunday
  • 3Launch time

Asked

Questions.

When should online shops post on Instagram?

Evenings, and Sunday. Both come from how this audience spends its day, not from hours read off any account; your own hours are in your account's data.

Which Instagram number should online shops watch?

Saves and shares on product posts. A save is somebody intending to buy later and a share is somebody showing it to the person they buy things with.

Grow your ecommerce audience starting today.

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