Full screen, nothing cropped
Native makes each card at 9:16, either an image or a video, so none of it looks cropped out of a feed post.
Organic content
Stories sit in the strip pinned to the very top of the app, above the feed, so you get seen without having to beat the algorithm that day. Native makes the card, you approve it, and 24 hours later it is gone.
Native makes each card at 9:16, either an image or a video, so none of it looks cropped out of a feed post.
You get 20 seconds of video, short even for a story, so Native makes each card say one thing and stop.
Native posts the same story to Facebook and Instagram, so covering both is one approval instead of two jobs.
The platforms change these. Keeping up is Native's job, not yours.
It is gone in 24 hours, so today's specials, the job you just finished or the shop open in bad weather are worth more here than something polished next week.
A polished ad looks borrowed in the strip, while a plain card looks like a business that is open right now.
The strip mostly reaches people who already like your page, and for a local business that usually means people who have been in.
Because of where it sits. The strip is pinned to the top of the app, above the feed, so a story gets seen without competing for a place in the feed that day. That is a different job from a post that stays, and Native runs both.
Start with your website, then add brand settings, images and anything else Native should know.
Review and edit each draft, or turn on full autopilot.
Scheduled at the right time, every week, without you.
Native runs them all from one place.
Drop in your website and see real posts for your own brand, before your coffee gets cold.
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