Market Day — the 15-second ad every seller deserves Small sellers pour everything into what they make, and then get two seconds of someone's scroll to show it.

Market Day is for that moment. A seller ties off a parcel, the stall lights flicker on, and they hold out a wooden tray toward you. Your product lands on it, a little kraft label hops up to say what it is, and your headline settles onto a frosted-glass card.

I built it as one SVGator template and dropped in three businesses to prove it bends without breaking: 🍕 Forno Lucia, a wood-fired pizza café 🕯️ Ember & Oak, a candle maker ☕ Clay & Co, a ceramics studio

Same animation every time. To make it yours, swap 5 lines of text, 2 images and 1 colour. Every layer is named, the motion lives on wrapper groups, and no keyframe needs touching. About five minutes.

All artwork was made for this template, the brands are fictional and the fonts are open source, so it's free to give away.

If you sell by hand, this one's for you. Which stall should I set up next? 👇 Template: https://app.svgator.com/editor/#/0c516a7c8d234b37bb98c8df7f0b4a29 @SVGator

Love the concept behind this.

An AI content bot for IspFlow. It writes posts from live product numbers and Nigerian/Kenyan trends, designs X cards and TikTok videos in five rotating looks from a library of real app screens, adds voice, captions and sound, and sends each draft to Telegram for one-tap approval. It learns from what gets approved or skipped.

I'd separate a timing skip from a content rejection in that learning loop. Does Telegram capture why a draft was skipped, so an otherwise good format doesn't get penalized just because it wasn't the right day to publish?