Social media management for multi-location businesses
One brand, local posts and reviews for every location.
A workspace per location, each with its own channels. Local offers, opening hours and replies to every comment, with brand rules set once at head office.
Head office can't write for every location, and locations can't all write on brand
Chains, franchises and groups need local posts: this week's offer, a new opening time, a local event. Head office doesn't know the details, and location managers don't have the time or the brand guidelines to hand.
The result is either silence, or posts that don't look or sound like the brand. Comments go unanswered, and nobody can see which locations are active.
PQZ gives each location its own workspace with its own channels, built from the same brand rules. Content Autopilot keeps every location active, and Social Inbox answers local reviews in the brand's voice.
It also gives head office a clear picture: which locations are active, which reviews are waiting and which local posts need a second look, without asking each manager for an update.
Local posts for every location, one brand standard
Each location gets its own channels and facts
Set up a workspace for each location with its own Instagram, Facebook and other accounts, opening hours, offers and events. Brand rules stay the same everywhere.
Every Google review answered, at every location
Suggested replies from local facts
Social Inbox collects reviews for each location and drafts replies with that location's hours and details.
Thank you, Aisha. See you at the market square soon. We open at 7:00 every day.
See what every location is posting
Plan shared campaigns once
Plan a brand-wide campaign once, then let each location add its local details. Approvals keep head office in control of what goes out.
Rolling out across locations
One location at a time, or all at once.
Set the brand once
Brand voice, colours, fonts and shared facts.
Create location workspaces
One per location, with local facts like hours and address.
Connect local channels
Each location's Instagram, Facebook and other channels.
Run Autopilot per location
Local plans, approved locally or by head office.
Template kits for multi-location
Each kit is a set of post designs from the PQZ Template Library. Pick one and PQZ rebuilds every post with your logo, colours, products and approved facts.
What each location gets
Without starting from scratch.
Location workspace
Its own channels, calendar and inbox.
Shared brand rules
Voice, colours and fonts from head office.
Local facts
Hours, address and local offers.
Threads
Posts and replies per location.
Content Autopilot
A local plan for every location.
Review replies
Suggested in the brand voice.
Head office approval
Approvers can sign off local posts.
Link in Bio
Local booking and menu links.
Reports per location
Social Analytics and Create Report for each location.
Local and consistent at the same time
What stays the same
Voice, visual identity and brand-wide facts come from head office, so every location sounds and looks like the brand.
What changes locally
Opening hours, addresses, local offers and events are facts in each location's workspace, approved by the people who know them.
Who approves
Choose per location: the local manager, head office or both with Two approvers.
Reviews answered where they are left
Comments and Facebook recommendations arrive in each location's Social Inbox with a suggested reply that uses that location's facts, like its opening hours and address, so answers are local and correct.
One view for head office
Head office can open any location workspace, see its calendar, approvals and inbox, and compare activity. Local teams only see the locations they are invited to.
Who uses PQZ for locations
Three business types.
Specials and events per venue
Each venue posts its own specials and answers its own reviews. See hospitality.
Every branch found locally
Local posts and replies for every branch. See local services.
Multi-location social, before and after PQZ
The same locations.
Questions about Multi-location
How many locations can I run?
Can head office approve local posts?
Is Google Business included?
Can locations post in different languages?
Can I compare locations?
Do locations need their own logins?
Can I roll out gradually?
Can one person manage several locations?
What does a location manager see?
Can each location have its own Link in Bio?
Keep exploring PQZ
Set up your first location today and roll out when you are ready.