Module · local social content plan builder
A month of content, done in minutes.
Local businesses lose on social media for one plain reason: nobody has time to plan it. The Local Social Engine plans it for them. Pick the business type, set the offer of the month, and get a day-by-day plan where every post already has its image prompt, its caption, and its hashtags.
What is the Local Social Engine? A plan builder inside ContentCraft AI covering 60 local business types, from restaurants and barbershops to law firms and B&Bs. Build a 7, 14, or 30-day plan around the offer of the month, grab a 10-story interactive pack, or generate a single Google Business post, all from the same business details.
What's inside
- 60 business types, each with its own hashtag set and category-flavored content library: restaurants, cafés, salons, clinics, trades, shops, schools, professional services, and more
- Content Plan mode: business name, offer of the month plus two optional rotating offers, city for local hashtags, notes woven into promo prompts, and brand colors and style injected into every visual prompt
- A posting rhythm you control: showcase, tips, promo, behind the scenes, social proof, fun, and Google Business posts; untick any type and the cycle rebuilds without it
- Every day carries a ready-to-paste visual prompt, a finished caption, and hashtags, with copy buttons and one-click ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok buttons
- Swap any day to the next content type, rebuild the plan from the same details, and export the whole plan as text or CSV
- Story Pack mode: 10 interactive story templates (poll, quiz, this-or-that, countdown, slider, question box, behind the scenes, before/after, myth-buster, flash offer), each with a background prompt and the exact sticker to add
- Google Business Post mode: one topic in, one image prompt and one finished post text out, with an optional call to action
- Plain honesty in the copy: no customers or sales are guaranteed — the plan removes the planning, the business still does the posting
FAQ
What is the Local Social Engine?
A content plan builder inside ContentCraft AI for local businesses. You pick one of 60 business types, add the business name and the offer of the month, choose a month and a plan length of 7, 14, or 30 days, and set the content mix. The engine builds the plan in the app: one post per day, each with a ready-to-paste visual prompt for your own AI chat, a finished caption, and a hashtag set. Two more modes build a 10-story interactive pack and a single Google Business post.
How does the posting rhythm work?
The plan repeats a cycle through the content types you keep active, in a fixed order: showcase, tips, promo, behind the scenes, social proof, fun, then a Google Business post if you keep those on. Untick a type and the rhythm rebuilds without it. Your offers rotate cycle by cycle when you add a second or third, caption variants rotate too, and plans of 14 days or more close with a final promo push. Any day can be swapped to the next content type in your mix.
Where do the visual prompts run?
In your own ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok. Each day's visual prompt is assembled for you with the business details, the month's seasonal feel, your notes woven into promo days, and your brand colors and style applied across every image. The one-click buttons copy the prompt and open the tool you choose. ContentCraft builds the plan and the prompts; nothing is posted or published for you.
What is in the Story Pack?
Ten interactive story templates built around the business type you pick: a poll, a quiz, a this-or-that, a countdown, an emoji slider, a question box, a behind-the-scenes story, a before-and-after, a myth-buster, and a flash offer. Each one gives you a background image prompt and the exact interactive sticker to add, with the wording filled in.
Does the Local Social Engine guarantee customers or sales?
No, and its copy says so plainly. It removes the planning work — what to post each day, with the image prompt, caption, and hashtags already written — so a local business can actually stay consistent. Results still depend on posting the plan and on the business itself.