
Staying on brand as a team
Give every writer, and the AI, the same reference for how you sound.
Read moreSeveral brands or several locations, each with its own Page and its own audience. Keep them separate, while keeping an eye on all of them.
When each site or brand runs its own social media, quality and voice vary, and head office has little sight of what is being said. When it is all done centrally, local character disappears. You need a way for people to post locally within a process you can oversee.

Each brand keeps its own connected accounts, Brand Brain and calendar.
Site teams draft posts, while a central team reviews them.
Record each brand's rules and use the brand-rule check as a prompt for local writers.
Use roles and the audit log to stay on top of who has done what.
Make sure local teams know what they can and cannot say, particularly on pricing and offers that may differ between sites. Decide who is responsible for each account, and remove access promptly when people leave.
General information only, not legal advice. See our guide to UK rules for social media marketing and Acceptable Use Policy.

Give every writer, and the AI, the same reference for how you sound.
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Replace the email chains with approvals and comments on the post itself.
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Swap last-minute posting for a calendar you can see and change.
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Multiple brands in one workspace, and switch between workspaces as you need to.

Keep menus, events and opening hours in front of local customers.

Show off new stock and seasonal offers, without daily posting pressure.