Marketing that runs itself.

Blizzfull reads your orders, plans the week, writes every email and text, and sends each one at the right moment. You approve with one tap.

See how it works

It notices what you’d miss.

Ideas come from your own sales and the forecast: a slow afternoon to fill, a hot Saturday, a regular who went quiet.

An idea for Charlene’s

Hot Saturday: cool treats

The forecast says 97°. Cold favorites are in 1 of every 13 orders.

Feature the Arugula Salad and the Classic Caesar. Email and text, Saturday at 4 PM.

Example

Written in your voice. Checked against your menu.

Every email, text and post uses your real dishes, photos and prices. A wrong price, a sold-out dish or a closed hour is caught before anyone sees it.

An email Marketing Studio wrote for Charlene’s: “Crispy, golden and ready: Shrimp Boat Dinner”, with a real photo of the dish and an order button.

One tap approves the week.

Every Monday the plan lands in your inbox. Approve it all at once, or change anything first. Nothing goes out without you.

Charlene’s week in Marketing Studio: a weekly special email, a text for regulars and a Google post, with one button, Approve all 3.

Twelve automations, always on.

Welcome, second visit, birthday, win-back and eight more. Each one waits for a moment that matters and sends one timely note.

A Marketing Studio automation: when a guest places a first order, one day later Charlene’s sends a thank-you with an Order again button, and the guest comes back. A 10% comparison group proves it works.

Sent when each guest gets hungry.

A text lands about an hour before that guest usually orders. When your kitchen is slammed, sends wait.

Proof, not guesses.

A small group of guests never gets each message. So you see the extra orders your marketing really brought in.

The 10 guests in the dark don’t get the message. The difference is your proof.

What it will never do.

Tue 12:04 PM

Charlene’s: Hi Maya, we miss you! Your Crab Cake is ready when you are: charlenes.com/order Reply STOP to opt out

Example
  • Message anyone who unsubscribed.
  • Text before 10 AM or after 7 PM.
  • Offer more than you allow.
  • Invent a dish, a price or a photo.
  • Send without an unsubscribe link.
  • Pay guests for reviews.

A mom-and-pop should never lose to a chain on anything.

With Blizzfull, it doesn’t have to.

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