A 14-day social media campaign for a small business is a dated mix—education, proof, one real offer, local or festive—reviewed before it hits Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn. It is not the same caption twice a day. Pixipie is an AI marketing platform for small businesses that helps you plan, create, automate, and publish social content—and reply to Google reviews—from one dashboard. This post is how to run that mix without training followers to mute you. Basics of scheduling live in social media automation for small businesses.
Spam is not “too much AI.” Spam is repetition without new facts. If Monday and Tuesday both say “amazing keratin deals,” you have a volume problem, not a tool problem.
The weekly social media planner is the ongoing habit. A 14-day campaign is for a goal: Diwali week, a new service, a restaurant menu change, a clinic’s Sunday hours push. Do not run overlapping campaigns that say the same thing.
Festive runs (Diwali, Holi, Eid) use the same rule with calendar dates. See the Diwali 2026 campaign and festive post ideas. Templates plus a brand watermark beat a new generic graphic every morning.
Copy and rename. Example prices are illustrations.
Restaurants and clinics should swap the offer days for menu specials or appointment reminders—see restaurant social media and dental clinics.
Unsupervised auto-post is how wrong prices go live on Friday night. Pixipie generates early so you can reject. Treat that email like a till check:
Full list: AI social post review checklist. If a day fails, pause that post. The campaign continues. That is better than deleting the whole run.
Kick Starter: 14-day trial, 1 business profile, 2 social accounts, 100 PixiCoins, no credit card. AI Campaigns appear on Solo ₹499/mo and higher on the public pricing page. Generation spends coins; editing a draft you already have typically does not (PixiCoins).
Do not expect ads, WhatsApp sequences, or a CRM from this campaign. Publishing is Facebook Pages, Instagram professional accounts, and LinkedIn via OAuth. Google Business Profile stays for review replies.
Skip the 14-day engine if you still do not know who answers the phone on Saturday, if prices change every morning, or if no one will open the review email. Use the planner for two quiet weeks first. A campaign that outruns the desk is just scheduled spam.
Skip it also when two festivals overlap and you have not decided hours. Put Deepavali on the calendar as facts, then generate. Trends and “what is viral” are optional colour, not the plan. Named services and a city beat a trending audio with the wrong price in the sticker.
Count what mattered: wrong prices caught, comments answered, calls that mentioned a post, reviews still open. Then return to three to five posts a week. Another campaign starts when you have a new true goal—not because the calendar feels empty.
Start on Kick Starter to connect accounts and practise the planner. Upgrade to Solo when you want the 14-day campaign engine with the same review-before-publish loop.
Six to ten approved posts is enough for most Indian SMBs. Mix education, proof, one true offer, and local or festive notes. Daily identical offers train people to mute you.
No. Campaign drafts are generated early. You get a review window (email about six hours before publish). You can edit, pause, or reject. Auto-publish only if you did not reject.
Kick Starter is a 14-day free trial to explore the product (1 profile, 2 social accounts, 100 PixiCoins). AI Campaigns are listed on Solo ₹499/mo and above. Check pixipie.com/pricing for the current grid.
Regular campaign slots are text-first. Festive days can use existing festive templates plus your watermark. Do not expect unsupervised ChatGPT-style images on every slot.