Mother's Day is a week of work in a day. Does this help or get in the way?

It helps, because you plan it before it starts. The posts are scheduled for the mornings you will be too busy to think, and they go out while you are wrapping.

My photographs are the whole shop. Where do they end up?

On Instagram and Pinterest first, because that is where people look for flowers, and on your Google listing, because that is where they look for you.

Do I have to write something about every arrangement?

No. Photograph it, and the caption is written from what it is and what it costs. Change a word if it does not sound like you.

Can it treat the funeral work differently from the weddings?

Yes. You set the tone for each kind of post and it keeps them apart. The same photograph never comes back with the same caption twice.

Is the trial really free?

Yes. Fourteen days, no card asked for. Nothing is charged unless you decide to carry on at the end of it.

What am I committing to?

When you subscribe, the first year is a commitment — €79 per location each month, plus tax. You can turn auto-renew off whenever you like and you keep access until the year ends. We would rather say that here than bury it.

For florists

Your arrangements, posted when people are actually buying flowers.

Flowers sell on impulse and on dates. Artifluence posts your work at the hours people order, gets ahead of Mother's Day and Valentine's, and puts it on the networks where flowers are searched for.

Arrangements scheduled for the evenings and weekends people order in.
Seasonal posts drafted before the season, not during it.
One link that shows everything you have made, that works on a phone.

We only read what is already public. Nothing is published or changed.

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Artifluence posts my arrangements when my customers are online, not when I happen to have five minutes. That changes everything.

Élodie Charvet

Florist, Bordeaux

What it looks like with your week in it

The real screens, running. The business is invented and the figures are illustrative — the software is not.

Calendar

What went out, and what is going out.

September 2026

Refresh

New post

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Opening hours for the autumn

The dahlias are in

This week's bouquet

Wreath-making, Saturday morning

On the market on Saturdays

Dried stems for the winter

Autumn weddings — the portfolio

All Saints' orders

Drag a scheduled post onto another day to move it.

Illustrative schedule and figures.

What the week looks like now

You post when the shop is quiet, which is exactly when nobody is looking.
The big dates arrive faster than you can prepare anything for them.
Your best work lives on your phone and nowhere else.

What it looks like with Artifluence

Arrangements scheduled for the evenings and weekends people order in.
Seasonal posts drafted before the season, not during it.
One link that shows everything you have made, that works on a phone.

What it makes for you

Real pieces, from your own photographs, sized for where they are going.

09:20
The dahlias are in, and they will not last. This week in rust, plum and ivory.
Scheduled
This week's arrangements
07:00
Mother's Day: orders until Friday 6pm. We are open Sunday 8 to 2, and without an order it will be tight.
Scheduled
A Mother's Day announcement
Portfolio
Autumn weddings
Eleven bouquets, September to November
A showcase of your work
11:45
Dried stems that get through the winter — and how to tie them.
Scheduled
A Pinterest pin that keeps working

Published where your customers are

Artifluence posts to these for you.

Google
Instagram
Pinterest

Artifluence posts my arrangements when my customers are online, not when I happen to have five minutes. That changes everything.

Élodie Charvet

Florist, Bordeaux

From the blog

Written for florists

Not generic marketing advice. Guides on the parts of this that decide whether people find you.

Read every article

24 August 202610 min read

Florist on Maps the same day, or Mother’s Day a week early

‘Florist near me’ at 17:00 is distance and hours. ‘Mother’s Day bouquet’ ten days out is photographs already on the listing. The two searches are not the same job.

Local search

Yannick Gery

Founder, CTO

11 August 202610 min read

How Artifluence runs a florist week — without a marketing intern

Photograph the workroom, approve a post, keep the hours true, reply to the review. The week on the florists page, in order — including the quiet Tuesdays.

Publishing

Guillaume Brelet

Founder, CEO