Scheduling a week in one sitting
For busy owners: batch a week of posts and get back to work.
Read moreSocial media for cafés, pubs and restaurants
Food photographs well and local customers like to know what is on. Plan around the service, not in the middle of it.
The challenge
Why social media gets hard
Busy services leave no time for posting, and the best moments happen when your hands are full. Then the quiet nights, the ones you most want to promote, go without a post because nobody planned ahead.
How Orbis Social helps
Where it fits
- 1
Weekly batching
Write and schedule the week's posts in one quiet slot.
- 2
Events on the calendar
Plan quiz nights, live music and seasonal menus well ahead.
- 3
Staff ideas
Team members can note ideas and specials in the ideas inbox.
- 4
A consistent voice
Your Brand Brain keeps posts sounding like you, whoever writes them.
Good practice
Worth keeping in mind
If you promote alcohol, take care with the advertising rules, which include not targeting under-18s or linking alcohol with driving or social success. Allergen and price details in a post need to be correct, so check AI drafts before you schedule them.
General information only, not legal advice. See our guide to UK rules for social media marketing and Acceptable Use Policy.
Use cases
Where to start
Running seasonal campaigns
Start with an AI draft plan, then review it and schedule the posts.
Read moreStaying on brand as a team
Give every writer, and the AI, the same reference for how you sound.
Read moreQuestions
Frequently asked questions
Yes. You can publish images, carousels and video to your Facebook Page and Instagram professional account.
No. Orbis Social handles your posts, not bookings. Link to your booking page in your captions or profile.
More industries
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Industry
Marketing agencies
Multiple brands in one workspace, and switch between workspaces as you need to.
Industry
Retail & independent shops
Show off new stock and seasonal offers, without daily posting pressure.
Industry
Professional services
A steady, considered presence, with approvals before anything goes out.