Day
00
The call
Thirty minutes, no deck.
You walk your floor on camera, or send what you already have. We pick the six or seven cars worth leading with and agree what the store should sound like. You leave with a content map whether or not we end up working together.
- A content map
- The cars we lead with
- Nothing signed
Day
02
First render
One car off your floor, finished.
Inside forty-eight hours a car from your own lot comes back cut, graded and scored — vertical, captioned, ready to post. Not a mood board, and not somebody else’s inventory dressed up as a sample.
- One finished render
- 9:16, sound designed
- Yours to post either way
Day
07
Cadence
The account starts moving.
Posting begins on a fixed rhythm across TikTok and Instagram — captions written here, scheduled here, published here. You approve one batch. That is the whole ask: thirty minutes a week.
- Both platforms live
- Captions written for the store
- 30 minutes a week from you
Day
14
First read
The numbers steer the next batch.
Halfway in we look at what actually held attention — which cars, which openings, which first three seconds. The next batch is cut against that instead of against a template. No new invoice; it is the same pilot.
- What held, what didn’t
- Batch two re-cut against it
- Inside the pilot fee
Day
30
Your call
One page, then your call.
A single page at day thirty: views, saves, profile taps, DMs. We double down on what pulled and cut what didn’t. Whether this scales to more rooftops is a decision you make with that page in front of you — and nothing is locked past the sixty days.
- A one-page read
- Nothing locked in
- Four rooftops a quarter