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1. Start Building Awareness Before Opening Day
A new small business should begin marketing before the doors officially open. Share the business story, opening date, location, services, products, and what customers can expect. Early content gives people time to discover your brand and remember it when opening day arrives.
2. Show the Progress Behind the Business
Behind-the-scenes content can make a new business feel more personal and approachable. Show the space being prepared, products arriving, team members working, packaging being designed, or services being tested. This type of content gives potential customers a reason to follow your progress.
3. Create Pre-Launch Videos With Easy Ads
Easy Ads helps new businesses turn photos, product images, team clips, and workspace footage into short promotional videos. Use these videos to introduce your brand, announce the opening date, and show what makes your business different. Share them on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and other social media platforms before launch.
4. Build a Local Audience
Mention your city, neighborhood, and service area in your content so nearby customers can find you. Connect with local businesses, community groups, creators, and event organizers who may be interested in your opening. Local awareness can help generate early interest before you begin selling.
5. Give People a Reason to Visit
A small business can create early interest with an opening event, preview offer, limited product, consultation opportunity, or special first-week experience. Explain how customers can participate and where they should find updates. A clear reason to visit can turn early followers into first customers.