LowCountry GalleryCampaign planner

Campaign planner

A simple launch plan for current originals.

This page turns Leslie's current Marketplace-linked inventory into buyer-specific campaigns: who to reach, what to say, where traffic should land, which artwork examples to feature, and what signals to watch before spending more.

28 originals Built from current Marketplace-linked inventory
Campaign planner artwork for LowCountry Gallery by Leslie Salvo Roberts

Campaign sequence

Run the strongest buyer paths first.

Start with organic posts and direct outreach. Add small paid tests only after a post earns saves, comments, link clicks, Marketplace messages, or direct questions about price, size, frame status, pickup, delivery, or shipping.

Priority 1

Available originals weekly drop

A fresh weekly wall of current originals keeps the direct-sales path simple: see the piece, check the price, then ask Leslie directly.

Audience
Charleston and Mount Pleasant homeowners, Lowcountry collectors, and local friends who already know Leslie.
Channels
Facebook feed, Instagram feed, Marketplace listing refresh, and local community groups where allowed.
Budget
Start with $5-$10 per day for 5-7 days, then repeat only on posts that earn saves, clicks, comments, or direct questions.
Success signals
Marketplace clicks, copied inquiries, artwork-page visits, saves, replies, and sold or held pieces.
Use this landing page
Priority 2

Quiet rooms and care spaces

Lead with Leslie's nurse background, wide skies, and paintings that feel like a breath at the end of a long day.

Audience
Pediatric, counseling, wellness, therapy, dental, and healthcare offices that need artwork with calm rather than noise.
Channels
Facebook and Instagram posts, direct email, local office referrals, and a small retargeting ad if site traffic grows.
Budget
Use small tests around Mount Pleasant, Charleston, Daniel Island, and nearby office-heavy areas.
Success signals
Office inquiries, designer replies, saved posts, and requests for size or shipping details.
Use this landing page
Priority 3

Designer and stager shortlist

Position the work as refined local original art for quiet coastal interiors, not generic beach decor.

Audience
Interior designers, home stagers, realtors, boutique rentals, hospitality owners, and coastal-home project leads.
Channels
Direct Instagram DMs, email outreach, Pinterest boards, LinkedIn posts, and one polished Instagram carousel.
Budget
Prioritize personal outreach before paid spend; designers need stable links, prices, dimensions, and real room context.
Success signals
Shortlist requests, saved pins, referral replies, and follow-up questions about scale, frame status, or availability.
Use this landing page
Priority 4

Giftable Lowcountry originals

Use the accessible price point, direct artist story, and peaceful local subject matter as the reason to choose original art.

Audience
Housewarming gift buyers, first-time collectors, care workers, teachers, hosts, and coastal homeowners.
Channels
Instagram stories, Facebook posts, email to friends and local contacts, and seasonal Pinterest pins.
Budget
Boost only the best-performing gift post near holidays, graduation, housewarming season, and local event weekends.
Success signals
Message replies, saves, shares, and questions that mention gift timing or shipping.
Use this landing page
Priority 5

Framed and detail confidence

Show Leslie's real Marketplace frame, room, detail, and texture views where they exist, especially for Saltgrass Glow.

Audience
People who like a piece but need confidence about how it looks finished, close up, or in real light.
Channels
Retargeting posts, Marketplace listing photos, Instagram carousel, Facebook comments, and direct message follow-ups.
Budget
Use this after someone engages with a piece; frame and texture media are best as confidence builders.
Success signals
Second replies, frame questions, detail photo clicks, and movement from interest to pickup or shipping discussion.
Use this landing page

Weekly workflow

A 30-minute rhythm Leslie can repeat.

Keep the process light enough to do consistently. The goal is not a complicated marketing machine; it is a reliable habit that keeps current originals visible to the right local buyers.

1. Confirm availabilityCheck Marketplace first so every post reflects current price, hold status, frame status, and pickup or shipping notes.
2. Pick one audienceChoose homeowners, quiet offices, designers, gift buyers, or frame/detail confidence instead of trying to speak to everyone.
3. Use one landing pageSend traffic to the matching page so the message, artwork examples, and buyer intent stay consistent.
4. Copy the captionUse the share kit, pair it with the best image, and keep the stable artwork URL in the post or first comment.
5. Log buyer signalsTrack replies, saves, clicks, holds, and sold pieces so next week's post starts from evidence.
6. Refresh the listingWhen possible, update Marketplace photos, framed views, and detail images before boosting or reposting.

Next best action

Post one current original, then send serious buyers to the right page.

Use the campaign planner for the angle, the share kit for captions and image links, and the available-originals page for the current wall of direct-sale artwork.