For businesses that do their own marketing
One goal.
Every channel.
Figlix plans the campaign and writes every post and ad for eight platforms. You approve. You post.
- Human approval
- 8 channels
- No AI training on your content
- Data in Sydney
Couples signing up and vendors claiming their profile
- Market
- Australia
- When
- Oct to Dec 2026
- Budget
- AUD 6,000
- FacebookPostNewly engaged and not sure where to begin? Start with the things that shape everything else: budget, then date, then venue. Once those are set, move to the suppliers that fit the venue, then the guest list and checklist.242/63,206
- InstagramCaptionJust engaged?246/2,200
- LinkedInPostCouples search by category and location. If your profile isn’t claimed, they can miss the photos, service details and enquiry form they need to shortlist you.308/3,000
- RedditTitleWhy claiming your wedding profile changes what couples can see62/300
- PinterestTitleWhat to book first after getting engaged40/100
- XPostThe first quote is usually not the full story. It’s the line items around it that change the budget in Australia. Start planning free133/280
- Google AdsHeadlinePlan Your Wedding Free22/30
- Meta AdsHeadlinePlan in one place17/40
One caption. Eight platforms. Seven need rework.
Pasted everywhere
- 7 hashtags
- Fits
- 7 hashtags
- No title
- No title
- Over by 70
- Over by 260
- 225 hidden
Written for each
How it works
- Your brandtaught once
- One goala sentence
- A planfor your review
- Posts and adsfor eight channels
- Your yesthen you post
It learns the brand once.
- What it is
- An Australian wedding planning platform and wedding vendor marketplace. Couples plan their wedding in one place — timeline, budget, guest list and suppliers — and find vendors near them. Vendors claim a profile, appear in local searches and receive enquiries from couples who are actively planning.
- Who it is for
- Two distinct audiences that must never share a message.
- How it sounds
- warm
- practical
- calm
- encouraging
- plain-spoken
- Never says
- bride and groom
- Mr & Mrs
- big day
- dream day
- best day of your life
- bridezilla
It proposes the plan.
Wedyesday should run two parallel campaigns in Australia with separate messages, creative, calls to action and landing pages: one for couples who need a calmer way to plan and find local vendors, and one for vendors who want visibility and enquiries from couples already planning.
Channel mix
4 audiences
- Newly engaged couple, 12 months out25%
- Mid-planning couple, venue booked30%
- Solo wedding supplier20%
- Venue or multi-staff vendor25%
2 landing pages
- Plan your wedding in one placeCouples planning a wedding in Australia · button: Start planning free
- Claim your Wedyesday profileWedding vendors in Australia · button: Claim your business profile
3 experiments
- Couples message angle test21 days · Plan your whole wedding in one place or Find vendors who work where you are getting married
- Vendor claim framing test21 days · Claim your business profile or Get enquiries from couples who are planning now
- Couples creative format test14 days · Checklist and tool walkthrough carousel or Regional vendor and real-work image carousel
Each post in its platform's shape.
Ad campaigns inside every limit.
- Plan Your Wedding Free22 / 3022 of 30 characters used
- Wedding Planning Platform25 / 3025 of 30 characters used
- Wedding Planner Australia25 / 3025 of 30 characters used
- Timeline, Budget, Guest List28 / 3028 of 30 characters used
- Find Vendors Near You21 / 3021 of 30 characters used
- One Place for Everything24 / 3024 of 30 characters used
20 headlines, the longest 28 of 30 characters · 8 descriptions, the longest 86 of 90 · 16 keywords and 24 negative keywords
A brief for every picture and video.
The shot
A vertical, real-life reel of a newly engaged Australian couple at a kitchen table in soft morning light, just a week into planning: phones down, notebook open, calendar and a few plain planning pages spread out, then a quick tidy-up into three clear beats that suggest 'what first?' without naming any specific booking.
Why it works
This matches the persona’s exact moment — excited, overwhelmed and asking where to start — while staying calm and practical.
Alt text
A newly engaged couple sits at a kitchen table with a notebook, phone and calendar while planning a wedding.
Every item has a day.
- Oct 4Just engaged?
- Oct 6Newly engaged and not sure where to begin? Start with the things that shape everything else: budget, then date, then venue. Once those are set, move to the suppliers that fit the venue, then the guest list and checklist.
- Oct 8What to book first after getting engaged
- Oct 11Before the spreadsheet gets busy, it helps to name the line items that catch couples out.
- Oct 13What catches couples out isn’t the headline quote — it’s the extra line items around it.
- Oct 15Wedding costs in Australia: line items couples often miss
- Oct 18The first quote is usually not the full story. It’s the line items around it that change the budget in Australia. Start planning free
- Oct 20Planning a regional wedding from the city?
- Oct 22Planning from the city and getting married regionally? Start with vendors who work in that area, so your shortlist makes sense from the start. Start planning free.
- Oct 25Regional wedding vendors who travel to you
- Oct 27Planning from the city? Shortlist vendors who travel to your region. Start planning free.
- Oct 29One place instead of twelve tabs.
The whole campaign, one download.
- README.mdWhat is inside and how to use it
- campaign-summary.mdThe brief, the strategy and every item's status
- facebook.md5 posts, ready to paste, each with its tracked link
- instagram.md5 captions with hashtags
- linkedin.md3 posts for vendors
- reddit.md3 self-posts that say who is posting
- x.md5 posts
- pinterest.md5 pins with titles
- google-ads.csvKeywords and negatives, in the order Google Ads Editor imports
- google-ads-assets.csvHeadlines and descriptions per ad group
- meta-ads-plan.mdThe plan, in the order Ads Manager asks for it
- creative-briefs/3 Reel briefs: the shot, the size, a prompt
- instagram-reel-15b1ad85.md
- instagram-reel-6919f299.md
- instagram-reel-f84c4f4c.md
- content-calendar.csvEvery dated item: day, time, channel, status
- utm-links.csvOne tracked link per item
From its README: “Nothing in this pack has been published by Figlix.”
One brief became
Real numbers from Figlix's campaign for Wedyesday, a Vritul product.
- Posts, ads and briefs
- 31
- Channels
- 8
- Audiences
- 4
- Experiments
- 3
- Files in one pack
- 16
Where Figlix fits
| Task | Scheduler | AI writer | Figlix |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plans the campaign | No: You bring the plan | Partly: You prompt for each piece | Yes: Audiences, channel mix, budget split, landing pages and experiments |
| Writes for each channel | Partly: Posts what you write, sometimes with an AI helper | Partly: If you ask for each channel | Yes: Every item, checked against its platform's limits |
| Plans Google and Meta ads | No: Usually not | Partly: Ad copy on request | Yes: Ad groups, keywords and assets, ready for the ad managers |
| Waits for your approval | Partly: Often, on team plans | No: Usually not | Yes: Every item, with the reviewer's notes on record |
| Posts for you | Yes: That is its job | No: No | No: You post, with every field ready to copy |
Figlix doesn't post for you: every field is ready to copy.
Nothing goes out without a yes.
- Seven team roles
- Notes on every change
- Every decision on record
- DraftFiglix writes it
- In reviewSent for review
- ApprovedYour team approves it
- ScheduledGiven its day
- Posted by youYou post it