Wick & Willow is an example Shopify store business we use to show exactly what lands on your desk: a full week's campaign, the posts, and the thinking behind every one. The numbers are illustrative. The work is what you get.
Before a single post is written, Huuve decides what each channel is for, from Wick & Willow's own numbers and what worked before.
Your buyers shop by eye. Product-in-context shots outsell white-background photos for stores like yours, and Reels carry the launch.
Where candle content actually trends. Pour videos and scent storytelling reach buyers who have never heard of you.
Your repeat customers live here. Restock alerts and bundle offers convert the people who already know the scent.
Targets 'how to make candles last longer': 2,400 searches a month, and readers arrive holding one of yours.
Every post arrives scheduled, written in the brand's voice, with its reasoning attached. This is the part you say yes to in 15 minutes.
POV: the first burn test of the new batch. This is why we hand-pour.
Reels recruit buyers who do not follow you. Process content sells craft without a single sales word.
Product-in-context is your top format. Evening posts catch the after-work scroll, when your buyers actually shop.
Cedar & Smoke is back in the shop today. 60 jars this time, and the last restock sold out over one weekend. Link in the comments.
Restock scarcity converts your repeat buyers. Friday evening is when your Facebook audience checks in.
The first burn decides the whole jar. Wick trimming, burn windows and the one mistake that tunnels every candle, explained without the folklore.
Care content ranks and retains: 'how to make candles last longer' gets 2,400 searches a month.
When the week has run, Huuve reads the analytics from every platform, sees what actually brought customers in, and writes the next campaign from that evidence. The strategy above is not a template. It is last week's results, thinking out loud.