Social media support for Japanese businesses in Ho Chi Minh City

Give people a reasonto visit your store.

You put care into your products and every customer interaction. Let more people see what makes your store worth visiting. We support photography, video, Japanese–Vietnamese posts and ongoing reviews, so your message can reach customers you have yet to meet.

From a first account to a fresh look at your current activity.

Hands photographing a meal with a smartphone. Illustrative stock photograph.
Illustrative stock photographPhoto: Andrea Piacquadio / Pexels ↗

01Based in Ho Chi Minh City

02Japanese–Vietnamese communication

03Support from planning to execution

YOUR CHALLENGEDoes this sound familiar?

Running the store leaves little time for social media.

01You mean to post, but weeks have passed since the last update.

02You know what to say in Japanese, but are unsure how to say it in Vietnamese.

03Your videos get views, but you cannot tell whether they lead to bookings or inquiries.

Start with the audience, the message and the next action—not just the number of posts. Together, we find an approach your store can sustain.

WHAT WE DOHow we can help

Support before the post, and after it goes live.

We begin with your strengths and the customers you want to welcome, then plan content, production, operations and improvements. Tell us if you need help with only part of the work.

01

Audience and content planning

Is the priority awareness of your lunch menu or more weekend bookings? We clarify each objective, then consider how to use TikTok, Instagram and Facebook and which topics to cover.

  • Define the intended audience
  • Identify product strengths and occasions
  • Choose channels and content themes
02

Photos, video and bilingual copy

Go beyond how food looks to show portions, product use and the experience inside the store. We turn information customers need when choosing into visuals and Japanese–Vietnamese copy.

  • Photo and video production support
  • Japanese–Vietnamese captions and descriptions
  • Photography and material preparation
03

Account operations and KOC coordination

Agree who supplies materials, who checks content and when it goes live. For KOC activity, we consider whether the creator and proposed introduction suit the store, product and objective.

  • Production and publishing schedules
  • Review responsibilities and operating rules
  • KOC coordination suited to the objective
04

Learn from responses

Look beyond views at available signals such as profile visits and inquiries. What customers understood—and what they did not—helps shape the next piece of content.

  • Review responses to posts
  • Check the journey to an inquiry
  • Improve future themes and presentation

Shooting frequency, post volume, channels and duration are agreed individually. We also confirm whether advertising, KOC activity and inquiry handling are included before quoting.

IN PRACTICEAn example of working together

A lunch post needs more than an appetizing video.

Once someone thinks “that looks good,” they need the price, serving hours and location. Connect those details so they can seriously consider a visit.

An illustration of a possible approach, not a client case study or a claim of results.

  1. 01

    A reason to take an interest

    Introduce a signature dish or the experience in your store through photos and video.

  2. 02

    Information to choose

    Provide prices, serving times and directions in Japanese and Vietnamese.

  3. 03

    A route to contact

    Check that a viewer can reach the right information and contact you easily on a smartphone.

“We don’t know what to post” is a perfectly good starting point.

Talk about your store’s social media

SCOPE & FEESFees

The right support, within a clear scope.

The right approach depends on production needs and the materials your store can provide. We discuss your objectives and team, then propose a manageable scope.

We confirm your needs and explain the scope and fees before work begins.

01Channels and operating period

02Photography requirements and production volume

03Post volume, translation and review scope

04Advertising or KOC activity and its cost breakdown

GETTING STARTEDFrom the first conversation to getting started

  1. 01

    Tell us where you are now

    Share your challenges and priorities. You do not need a finished plan.

  2. 02

    Review the scope and quotation

    We discuss responsibilities, timing and the proposed work, then provide a quotation.

  3. 03

    Agree on the work and begin

    We start within the agreed scope and confirm the information and reviews needed along the way.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERSFrequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Can we get help before creating an account?

Yes. Tell us your store type, location and intended customers. We can discuss the preparation needed, including account setup. You do not have to launch every channel at once.

Can you support both Japanese and Vietnamese posts?

We support content and operations in both languages. We agree who each post is for and check that prices and offer conditions match.

We have very few photos or videos. Where do we start?

We review usable materials and propose the additional images, videos or shooting arrangements needed. Frequency and production scope are confirmed in the quotation.

Do you guarantee follower growth or sales?

No. We agree on relevant measures and how to review them, then improve content and customer journeys using actual responses.

LET’S TALKStart with your current situation.

What is the biggest difficulty with your social media right now?

“We struggle to keep posting” or “we want to reach local customers” is enough to begin. Include your account URL if you have one.

  • Store / company name and account URL, if available
  • The customers and products you want to focus on
  • Current difficulty, preferred timing and budget

Our team will review your inquiry and reply by email. Sending this form does not start a contract or paid work.

A reference number will appear after successful submission.

Talk about your store’s social media