Facebook, where your neighbours already are.

It is where a lot of your neighbourhood still looks you up. People check your hours, your offers and whether you are open before they leave the house, and the audience there is older and lives closer. A page that looks alive gets chosen over one that went quiet two years ago.

Native reads your website first to learn what you sell, how you talk and who you serve, then writes in your words. Every draft comes to you before anything publishes, so you keep what fits and reject the rest.

Yes. Native shows a live preview of the post exactly as it will look on Facebook, image and text together. You approve it, edit it or reject it, and nothing publishes without you.

Everything lands in one Native inbox with every other channel, so nothing sits unseen. Native drafts the reply in your voice and you send it, which counts on a local page, where people judge you on how fast you answer.

Native ties posts to what happens after them, so you see which ones brought customers and revenue instead of just likes. That is the number a local business can act on.