Nebora × Acquirely · Social media plan

The showroom is the feed.

Nebora has no display floor in Delhi. For someone about to spend ₹1 lakh on a media unit, Instagram is where they check that the piece, the workshop and the people are real. This plan turns the feed into that showroom.

Prepared for Ahmar Abbas · 12 November 2026 · Companion to the growth proposal

Drag the pieces. Tap a finish below.
MADE TO YOUR WIDTH
Ebony Grain
Rustic Noir
Rustic Raven
Burnt Amber
Tobacco Walnut
Golden Teak
Brass Antique
Dark Antique
Dark Zinc Antique Matt

Tap a wood to refinish the console, or a metal to change the mirror. Names are from Nebora’s range; colours are indicative.

01 · The feed today

Well art-directed. Not yet believable.

174

posts on @neborastudio

2,093

followers

250–850

views on the recent reels we checked

What works

A consistent visual identity, a clear point of view on design, and highlights already organised by category, including one called Karigari.

What is missing

Recent posts are concept visuals: styled scenes and campaign lines. We found no delivered piece in a customer’s home, no workshop footage and no person from the family or the floor.

As seen on 12 November 2026.

02 · The shift

From campaign feed to working showroom

TodayNext
Concept visuals and campaign scenesReal pieces in real rooms
The product aloneThe product with its maker and its material
TaglinesAnswers to what buyers ask on WhatsApp
Offers as the reason to actCraft and customisation as the reason to act
Followers as the goalEnquiries as the goal

03 · Positioning

What every post should add up to

Promise
Truly yours by design.
Belief
Furniture should outlast trends, and you should know exactly what it is made of.
Purpose
Bring the craft that served designer brands abroad for 35 years into Indian homes, under its own name.
Proposition
Design-led pieces in teak, European ash, marble and brass, made to order in Moradabad and adapted to your room.

The promise is Nebora’s existing line. The other three are our draft, for Ahmar to edit.

04 · Who we talk to

Three buyers, defined by how they buy

The home maker

Building or redoing a home

Researches for weeks, saves posts, then asks on WhatsApp about size, finish and delivery.

Needs proof of quality, a sense of scale in a real room, and a date they can trust.

The specifier

Designers and architects

Sources for client projects and comes back when a supplier is reliable.

Needs finishes, custom sizes, lead times and a direct line for bulk orders.

The décor buyer

Smaller pieces and gifts

Buys vases, mirrors, candle holders and side tables, often ready to ship.

Needs styling ideas and an easy checkout.

Working assumptions from the call and the catalogue. We sharpen them with order data in month one.

05 · Voice

How Nebora sounds

Quiet

Never cold. Few words, each one chosen.

Knowing

Never lecturing. Shares what 35 years on the floor taught.

Warm

Never salesy. Talks like the design team does on WhatsApp.

Exact

Never vague. Names the wood, the finish, the number of weeks.

Say this instead

  • Luxury furnitureEuropean ash, hand-finished in brass antique
  • Best qualityChecked piece by piece before dispatch
  • Offer ends soonMade for you in three to four weeks
  • Buy nowTalk to our design team
  • Trending designsMade to outlast trends
  • CustomisableTwenty centimetres shorter? We can do that

06 · The lines

Five territories to write from

  • Truly yours by design.Brand sign-off. Already Nebora’s line; we keep it.
  • Made, not manufactured.Workshop and craft content.
  • Know what you’re paying for.Materials, finishes and pricing explained.
  • Lived with.Customer homes and designer projects.
  • Thirty-five years for the world. Now for your home.The family, the export years, the founder.

Try a reel opener

Teak and mango look the same in a photo. They don’t in ten years.

07 · Content pillars

Six pillars, each with a job

Choose a pillar to see what it is for and three posts we would make first.

08 · A sample month

Sixteen posts across four weeks

Eight reels, six carousels and two statics, on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Stories run four to five days a week: finish polls, workshop moments, order progress and questions answered.

An illustration of rhythm and mix. Topics depend on what is on the workshop floor and which customers agree to be featured.

09 · Showroom ideas

A showroom without a showroom

Monthly

Live from the workshop

An Instagram Live walk through the Moradabad floor: what is being made this month, with questions taken on the spot.

Always on

Bookable video walkthroughs

A link in bio and in stories to book a call. The team gets notice to set the piece up, as discussed on our call.

Quarterly

Designer preview in Delhi

Ten to twelve pieces shown to invited designers and architects for an evening. Filmed once, used for a month of content.

The preview needs a venue and transport of pieces, so it is Nebora’s call. The first two need only a phone and a calendar.

10 · Designers, creators, customers

Borrowed trust, chosen carefully

Interior designers and architects

Project features where a Nebora piece sits in their work. They get content; Nebora gets proof and a route to bulk orders.

Home and décor creators

People who style real rooms. Chosen for audience fit over follower count, starting with five to eight in Delhi NCR.

Customers

A simple ask with every delivery: one photo of the piece in place. These become the In real homes pillar and the reviews on the site.

Why this matters most

One delivered piece in a real living room does more than ten styled scenes.

At this price the buyer’s question is “will it look like that in my home?” Only other people’s homes can answer it.

11 · How it gets made

Filmed at the factory, finished by us

  1. We plan

    A monthly calendar and a shot list for each post, shared a week ahead.

  2. You film

    One person at the factory shoots on a phone, where the pieces already are.

  3. We finish

    Direction on calls, then editing, captions, covers and publishing.

  4. We reuse

    The posts that perform become ads, so social and performance feed each other.

12 · Profile fixes

Week-one changes to the profile itself

Bio

From “Truly yours by design! #DesignsForLife” to a bio that says what Nebora makes, in which materials, where, and how to customise.

Highlights

Keep Karigari. Add Reviews, Customise, Delivery and Showroom call ahead of the category highlights.

Pinned posts

Three pins that answer a first-time visitor: who we are, how it is made, and a piece in a real home.

13 · What we count

Enquiries first, followers last

Belief

  • Reel reach and watch time
  • Saves and shares
  • Profile visits

Conversation

  • WhatsApp enquiries from Instagram
  • Direct messages about a product
  • Video walkthroughs booked
  • Bulk enquiries

Business

  • Orders that mention Instagram
  • Assisted revenue from social
  • Posts reused as ads

14 · First 90 days

Four phases

Weeks 1–2

Reset

Profile fixes, voice and pillars agreed, first shot list, first filming day at the factory.

Weeks 3–6

Show it is real

Workshop, material and founder content goes live. Delivery-photo ask starts with every order.

Weeks 7–10

Bring others in

First designer features and creator collaborations. First live from the workshop.

Week 11 on

Compound

Best posts run as ads, customer homes become a steady stream, targets set against real numbers.

15 · What we need from Nebora

Small asks that decide whether this works

  • One person at the factory with about two hours a week to film
  • About an hour a month of Ahmar’s time on camera
  • Permission to ask customers for delivery photos
  • Approvals on the calendar within two working days

Fees for the Essential and Growth social plans are in the growth proposal. This page shows the Growth plan.