Lokal Tayo Social · Social media
Someone down the road is scrolling right now
Someone is scrolling on a lunch break.
On your page: A short video from your shop is in the feed, in Bisaya or Filipino.
Posts and ads for the people nearby, in the language they use at home.
IllustrationOne day on your road, set to your own clock. The moments are examples. Real numbers come from your own page and ad account, and you see them every month.
What you get every month
Posts in Bisaya or Filipino, and ads shown only to people within 1–3 km of your shop. Not ten thousand followers in Manila. Here is one week of it.
Built for the shops on your street
Every shop needs something different. Here is what we'd do first, and what we'd count every month after.
Example shopsThese three are illustrations, not clients.
Show work people can count
Every month you get the count: what went out, how many people nearby saw it, and how many messaged, called or walked in. No one can promise results. We show you the numbers either way.
Example figuresReal reports use the client's own numbers from their Facebook page and ad account.
Frequently asked questions
Three things owners say to us first, left the way they would leave them under a post. Bisaya lines are checked by a native speaker from SOCCSKSARGEN before they run.
Two amounts, kept apart. You see both in writing before any work starts.
For shops whose customers live or work within a few kilometres. The post schedule, the platforms and how you approve posts are set out in your proposal.
Pangako sa pagmamay-ari
Your page is yours. Your listing is yours. Even if you leave.
Every listing, Facebook page and ad account is registered to you, with us added as a manager. After the first season it's month to month. No counted numbers, you stop.
It's written into every proposal and every contract — on the cover, not in an appendix.