Local Views helps local venues find the product angle, content format, and offer that gets people watching, sharing, and showing up.
2-minute application. We only invite businesses we believe we can help.
Recent local wins
Real local businesses, real numbers — driven by the same product, content, and offer system. The full Cake Boy story is further down.
Problem: roughly $1,000 in the red every week; social posts weren't converting.
Problem: low covers and a menu that wasn't pulling people in.
Problem: winter kills gelato demand and foot traffic drops off.
If your venue has a product locals could crave, send to a friend, or line up for — the beta is built to find that angle.
Apply now →What Local Views is for
This is for operators who can film clips, test offers, and move quickly when a product idea starts creating demand.
Apply for beta access →How it works
We research your category and adjacent categories to find what locals are most likely to share, crave, or visit for.
You get hooks, shot direction, and formats based on what is already working in the feed.
We turn attention into a reason to visit, book, order, buy, or come back.
Every week, we review what worked and decide the next product, content, or offer test.
Davie Fogarty
On location at Spaghetti Head, Adelaide.
Who's behind this
Davie Fogarty has done over $1B in online sales, built an audience of 1M+ subscribers with videos past 20M views, invested on Shark Tank Australia, and mentors 1,000+ operators inside Daily Mentor. Local Views points that attention-building skill at one thing — filling your venue.
Case study · Cake Boy
Cake Boy was doing $300–$400 a day and slipping about $1,000 into the red every week. We found a viral product angle, shot the content format already working in the feed, and ran one irresistible local offer — a free donut event. The line went out the door, and the week after, sales hit roughly $1,400–$1,500 a day.
What you get
You don't need another generic content plan. You need a weekly operating rhythm that tells you what to make, what to film, and how to turn attention into local demand.
Apply for beta access →The condition is simple: send us the clips, show up to the weekly strategy, and implement the product idea or offer we agree on together. Do that, and the risk is on us — not you.
Submitting this does not guarantee acceptance — we only invite businesses that look like a strong fit.
Questions
No. Many formats can be built around product shots, process clips, POV footage, staff moments, and simple founder voiceovers.
You shoot the required clips, send them through, and we can help turn them into usable social content.
Food is the easiest place to start, but the system can also work for local experiences, venues, launches, and businesses with a visual product.
No. A free event can work for some businesses, but the offer should fit your margins, capacity, location, and product.
Enough clips to test the agreed content direction, plus quick feedback on what you can realistically make, sell, or launch.
If you send the required clips, implement the agreed product or offer work, and we don't double views and increase revenue, you get your money back.