SocialRIZ
Who SocialRIZ is built for

Built for owners who are already doing everything else.

SocialRIZ is made for local businesses run by the people who own them: the owner who takes the order, fixes the schedule, answers the message, and still has a website to keep current. If that is your week, this was designed around it.

Owner-run businesses.Not agencies or marketing teams.
One to fifty people.One location or a few.
SocialRIZ marketing command center showing a marketing score, next step, and growth plan

Built around a real week,
not a marketing calendar.

Why this exists

We spent a long time watching owners hold this together by hand.

The same pattern kept showing up: a website nobody has time to update, social accounts that go quiet for a month, an ad account someone set up once, and a schedule living in a group chat. Every one of those tools was built for a marketing department, and none of them were built for the person doing all of it at once.

So we started building the thing that was missing. Not another dashboard to check, but one place that shows what matters, prepares the work, and leaves every decision with the owner.

Who it is for

If you recognize your
own week here, it is for you.

SocialRIZ is not built for every business. It is built for the local ones where the owner is still the operator, and where marketing has to fit between customers.

01 / Storefronts

Shops, cafés, and salons.

You are on the floor all day. Marketing happens in the gaps, so it has to be something you can pick up for ten minutes and put back down.

02 / Service work

Trades, clinics, and studios.

Customers find you, book you, and message you at odd hours. The website, the inbox, and the schedule all need to agree with each other.

03 / Small teams

Owners with a few people to run.

You are scheduling staff and answering customers in the same hour. Both belong in one place instead of three apps and a group chat.

A local restaurant owner plating a dish
And who it is not for

This is not a tool for a marketing department.

You should not need to become a marketing expert to make confident marketing decisions.
  • No campaign jargon to learn before you can start
  • No agency retainer and no minimum spend
  • Nothing published, and no money spent, without your approval

If this sounds like your business,

create your workspace and start with your own business information.

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