Fill your quiet mornings.

Marketing for your café, planned and produced by a whole team, to fill your quiet mornings while you pull the coffee.

See a week at The Corner Cup

Smiling woman in a green apron steams milk at the espresso machine in a bright café.Illustrative photo
  • Fill quiet Tuesday mornings
  • Launch the autumn menu
  • Bring lapsed regulars back
  • Get the laptop crowd in after lunch
  • Make Wednesday buggy morning a thing

Sound familiar?

Marketing is the job that slips when your café gets busy. If any of these ring a bell, the team was built for you.

  • Weekends are packed but weekday mornings are dead, and you have no time to fix it between orders.

  • You know you should post on Instagram, but it slides to the bottom of the list every single day.

  • Regulars come in for months, then drift off, and you have no easy way to bring them back.

  • Your Google reviews and photos are out of date, so people walking past pick the chain instead.

Made-up example

A week at The Corner Cup.

The Corner Cup is a made-up neighbourhood café. This is the kind of week the team drafts for cafés and coffee shops, every post waiting for your yes. Tap Approve to try it. Nothing here is sent anywhere.

  • There is no auto-approve: a post nobody approved simply waits.
  • Edit it after approving and it needs a fresh yes.

YouFill the quiet Tuesday and Wednesday mornings without knocking money off the coffee.

KateA week that sells the quiet, not a discount. Nothing goes out until you say yes.

  1. Monday, 7:00am

    Instagram

    Monday, sorted. Flat whites from 7, and the big table by the window is yours if you bring a laptop and a good mood.

    Words by Nia, picture by Joe

  2. Tuesday, 8:30am

    Google Business Profile

    Tuesday mornings are the quiet ones here, which makes them the good ones. No queue before 11 and a window seat with your name on it.

    Words by Nia, picture by Joe

  3. Wednesday, 10:00am

    Facebook

    Wednesday is buggy morning. Room to park, babyccinos on the counter and nobody minds a bit of noise.

    Words by Nia, picture by Joe

  4. Thursday, 7:30am

    Email

    Subject: Your loyalty card misses you

    It has been a while. Bring your card in before 11 on Friday and we will stamp it twice.

    Words by Nia

  5. Friday, 2:00pm

    Instagram

    New on the counter this weekend: cardamom buns, baked here on Friday night. We will keep a few back for the late risers.

    Words by Nia, picture by Joe

0 of 5 approved

Nothing is scheduled until you tap Approve.

Who does the work for cafés and coffee shops

You talk to Kate, your AI marketing CMO. She briefs the right specialists and brings their work back to you as drafts for your yes.

  1. One goal, a week planned

    Tell Kate one goal, like more weekday morning trade, and her team of twelve plans your week, writes your posts, and teaches you the why as it goes.

    • KateChief Marketing Officer
    • MayaAccount Strategist
    • ZoeSocial Media Manager
  2. Specials, turned into posts

    Daily specials and seasonal drinks turned into on-brand posts and a month-by-month calendar, so you are not staring at a blank Instagram before opening.

    • NiaCopy Chief
    • JoeCreative Director
    • ZoeSocial Media Manager
  3. Your Google profile, kept fresh

    Posts for your Google Business Profile and your other connected accounts, each with your yes, because the profile is the shop window most locals look through before they visit.

    • ZoeSocial Media Manager
    • NiaCopy Chief
  4. A receipt every Friday

    Every Friday a receipt in plain English: what ran, what your connected accounts reported and what to do next. Nothing posts without your yes.

    • OwenPerformance Analyst
    • KateChief Marketing Officer

The real app

The week, laid out.

Every post in the week: where it goes, when, and what still needs your yes.

The real app: the calendar, month to week, on a made-up bakery's example workspace.

Channels that work for cafés and coffee shops

Where the team puts your posts, emails and ads, and why each one earns its place.

  • Instagram for daily specials and the photos that pull people in

  • Your Google Business Profile, where most locals decide before they ever walk in

  • A simple loyalty email to bring regulars back on quiet mornings

  • Local Facebook groups and nearby business swaps to reach new neighbours at no cost

Approved posts go to your connected social accounts and approved emails go out in your name, each with your yes. Ads are written by Kate, and you launch them in your own ad account, so nothing spends until you do. See what is live and what is not

Rather try a few ideas yourself? Marketing ideas for cafés and coffee shops

Give next week to Kate.

From £39 a month. Start the 14-day trial and Kate reads your website today. The team drafts a week for your café, and nothing goes out until you say yes.