AI Poster Generator for Multilingual Price Explanations
Short answer
A useful price poster explains what the service includes, which process steps support it, and what timing or limits apply. Start with one checked fact set, then adapt it into the languages your customers use without changing the numbers or rules.
Target industry
Hair salons, nail studios, beauty services, repair shops, pet groomers, and other local services that regularly explain price differences.
Steps
1. Write the customer’s exact objection, such as “Why does this service cost more?” 2. Confirm the current price, inclusions, timing, and exceptions with the business owner. 3. Select two or three visible process facts: materials, preparation, consultation, testing, or finishing work. 4. Put the customer question in the headline and the verified inclusions directly below it. 5. Keep the poster readable: one main question, a short proof list, and one current policy note. 6. Translate the checked facts into each customer language and have a fluent staff member review the wording.
Example output
Headline: “What does the service include?” The poster lists consultation, preparation, treatment, and the confirmed duration. A multilingual FAQ card repeats the same inclusions so staff do not give different answers in different languages.
Where ThinkNova fits
ThinkNova supports turning an approved service brief into a poster, a 15-second price/process video direction, and multilingual FAQ content. The business remains responsible for current prices, policies, translations, and final publishing; no sales outcome is promised.
FAQ
Should the poster lead with a discount?
Only when the business has a current, approved offer. Otherwise lead with what the price includes and the process that customers can understand.
How many languages should I include?
Use the languages your customers actually request, while keeping one checked source of truth for numbers, dates, and rules.
Can the same facts become a short video?
Yes. Keep the poster for scanning and saving, then show one process detail in a 15-second video.
Who approves the final wording?
The business owner or a staff member who knows the current service policy should review every language before publishing.