Results
Great content gets attention. Real results bring people to the table.
Views are the start. Orders are the point.
Build on what sells
241 reported orders. $14,589.94 in reported GMV. Let’s build the next wave around the creators, content, and stores behind the sales.
Source: supplied managed-creator export, June 1–October 14, 2026. Includes invalid posts; approximately 28% of reported GMV came from posts marked invalid.
English creative
Local voices. Recorded orders.
Dani_Cutzz: 4 total orders · $208.96 total GMV.
Aurora323: 10 total orders · $596.64 total GMV.
Aurora: English post description; spoken language pending confirmation.
Spanish creative
Purchase signals across local communities.
The reviewed examples include ScaSavings, La Pecosa, and Sheyla Vernice. Match creators to their local communities and verify the language of each selected video.
Figures are cumulative KPOT results by creator, June 1–October 14, 2026, from the supplied managed-creator report. Language labels describe reviewed examples, not exclusive creator assignments.
Opportunity
Where should KPOT invest next?
Turn evidence into the next action
Start with the stores where we can turn an existing purchase signal into a focused, testable plan.
Our proposed starting point: examine what the selling example communicated, confirm the current store and offer details, and test whether its purchase explanation can be repeated in new creative.
Our proposed first deliverable:
a prioritised store action plan.
For each selected location: the evidence reviewed, the question to resolve, the proposed creative test, and the results we will use to decide what happens next.
14 High-Potential stores + 39 Content Opportunity stores.
The 53-store pool guides where to investigate. The store-level evidence helps determine what support to propose.
Kirkman is an illustrative planning example, not a confirmed pilot location. Historical results do not establish why orders occurred or predict future growth.
One example of the proposed approach
From the report to the next brief.
✧Build the next brief around Kirkman’s purchase signals.
Kirkman, Florida
June 1–October 14, 202642Reported creators
9Reported orders
$602.48Reported GMV
A selling example exists.
Review the selected video alongside the broader store results before writing the next brief.
@scasavings · KPOT creator totals37 total orders · $2,417.16 total GMV
Across KPOT · June 1–October 14, 2026
Representative video: KirkmanView source video ↗
Across KPOT · June 1–October 14, 2026
Representative video: KirkmanView source video ↗
What should the next brief carry forward?
Review the opening, audience fit, offer explanation, and purchase steps. Confirm eligibility, the current offer, and relevant reporting windows.
Test the message with a clearer brief.
Compare a food-led opening with an offer-led opening, using the same approved store and offer facts. Keep the purchase instructions clear in both.
Decide what deserves another round.
Review content eligibility, attributable orders and GMV, plus redemptions and refunds where available. Record differences in reach and publishing dates before comparing.
Repeat, revise, or change the support.
Document the next brief and the reason for the decision. If the evidence is insufficient, identify what reporting or testing is needed.
Source: supplied TikTok GO managed-creator report, June 1–October 14, 2026. Store totals include invalid posts. ScaSavings figures are cumulative KPOT creator totals across locations; the linked video is a Kirkman example. This is a proposed service demonstration, not a live portal, automated diagnosis, or measured growth result.
Markets
MARKET SELECTION · PROPOSED PILOT
Start with purchase signals.
Expand with evidence.
Use the full reported market picture to identify questions worth testing. Then agree on pilot stores with KPOT, using current store priorities and operational readiness.
Choose the pilot jointly, at store level.
Cross-check this history against KPOT’s 53 priority stores, current offers, local creator coverage, and redemption readiness before agreeing locations. High reported GMV alone does not establish readiness or profitability.
Two examples. Two different tests.
Florida and Texas contribute 68% of reported GMV, but the pattern behind their orders differs. They illustrate two planning questions; they are not confirmed pilot markets.
ILLUSTRATIVE CASE 01 · FLORIDA
Test across selected stores.
113 reported orders · $6,819.84 reported GMV
Sales appear across several locations. Start with a small set of candidate stores and creators with recorded KPOT orders, then test whether useful local content can work across stores.
Proposed test: a local dining reason, a clear voucher purchase explanation, and store-specific redemption guidance.
ILLUSTRATIVE CASE 02 · TEXAS
Validate beyond one strong store.
52 reported orders · $3,115.76 reported GMV
Bellaire accounts for 50 of the state’s 52 reported orders. Review its creator, content, and offer combination before testing it at a comparable location.
Proposed test: adapt the purchase explanation to the next store’s actual offer and operations, then measure the result.
Agree on the decision before the test.
Track product clicks, orders, and redeemed orders by store and creator. Add cost per order where complete cost records are available. Compare against the agreed baseline before expanding.
Reach alone does not select the next market. Ocala recorded 10 orders from 150,401 views; Kissimmee Loop recorded 32 orders from 3,581,079 views. The different relationship between reach and orders is a reason to investigate local creative—not proof of a better conversion strategy.
Source: supplied managed-creator report, June 1–October 14, 2026. Figures are cumulative by store or state and include posts marked Invalid. Reported GMV is not a measure of ROI or redeemed revenue. Pilot locations remain subject to joint selection.
Explore the markets and the decisions behind the proposed pilot.
Content
Sell directly in AI chats with built-in tools that syndicate your products to every AI platform.
AVF. From assets to creative.
Select KPOT assets, explore motion and overlay styles, and configure language and voice in our own production workspace.
FROM BRIEF TO REVIEW
Start with a real brief.
Choose the store, audience, dining occasion, and intended action. Confirm the offer before writing the message.
- Brand: KPOT
- Creative: classical painting × Korean BBQ
- Message: a table worth sharing
Explore, edit, refine.
Use AI-assisted production to explore scenes and creative treatments. Refine the selected direction with human art direction and editing.
- Storyboard and shot direction
- Visual consistency and food detail
- Edits and copy for the chosen use
Review before release.
Check brand appearance, food and store accuracy, rights, language, and the current offer. Keep creative concepts distinct from footage of a real visit.
- KPOT review and agreed revisions
- Clear publishing context
- Final assets and creator brief
AVF · KPOT WORKFLOWReal interface recording · 42 sec · 16:9
Actual AVF workspace recording. The layout preview is not a final engine render; no production job was submitted.
ENTROPI’S OWN PLATFORM · ENTRO.LY
More ways to create.
One clear reason to visit KPOT.
ENTROPI combines its own platform, ENTRO.LY ↗, with AI-assisted creative production and human review. For KPOT, we propose a content programme that pairs distinctive brand concepts with useful, store-specific information.
01 · BRAND CREATIVE
Make KPOT recognisable.
Develop a consistent visual direction around Korean BBQ, hot pot, and the shared-table experience. AI concepts give the brand a distinctive creative layer alongside real creator visits.
Proposed output: a reviewed concept, storyboard, and brand film direction.
02 · LOCAL ADAPTATION
Give each location a useful story.
Build edits and scripts from approved store materials. Adapt the hook, dining occasion, and purchase explanation to the selected location and audience.
Proposed output: store-specific scripts, edits, and language versions for review.
03 · CREATOR HANDOFF
Turn the idea into a usable brief.
Give creators the key shots, factual offer details, and voucher instructions. Keep their own voice while making the purchase and redemption steps clear.
Proposed output: creator briefs, captions, and reviewed publishing assets.
Agree on the first content pack.
Select a pilot store and one creative question. Confirm available materials, intended channels, language, deliverables, review rounds, and usage rights before production. Review the published results to decide what to repeat or change.
ENTRO.LY is ENTROPI’s platform. This is a proposed KPOT service workflow, not a representation that every step is currently available as a self-service F&B feature.
Partnership
Connect creator visits, original footage and ongoing publishing in one coordinated programme.
Built through real creator visits. Ready to do more with every shoot.
OUR EXPERIENCE
ENTROPI has been supporting brands through creator dining campaigns on Xiaohongshu—organising visits, funding dining experiences, and coordinating creator posts and original footage collection.
OUR PROPOSAL FOR KPOT
Build on that experience: turn authorised creator footage into distinct video edits through AVF, then publish reviewed content across selected ENTROPI-owned and-operated TikTok channels.
01 · SOURCE FOOTAGE
Start with real creator visits.
Coordinate the visit, original creator post and footage collection. Agree editing and cross-platform publishing rights before using the material.
02 · AVF PRODUCTION
Give the footage more ways to work.
Develop distinct edits with different hooks, narratives and language versions. KPOT reviews store details, offers and brand presentation before release.
03 · CHANNEL PUBLISHING
Keep content moving between visits.
Match reviewed edits to relevant ENTROPI-operated TikTok accounts by audience, language and market. Plan releases and report post links and available performance data.
Already have footage? We can work with that, too.
Following a partnership agreement, KPOT can also supply its own approved footage for AVF production and publication through selected ENTROPI-owned TikTok channels.
Proposed scope: agree participating stores, content quantities, usage rights, publishing channels, schedule and fees together. Commercial content will carry the required disclosures.
Original clip excerpts used in the supplied edits. Select a clip to preview.
01 / Faceless voiceover
02 / Creator voiceover
03 / BGM + voucher
Play one version at a time. Sound starts only when you choose to play.
TK
Selected channel AFaceless voiceover · Planned
TK
Selected channel BCreator voiceover · Planned
TK
Selected channel CBGM + voucher · Planned
Publishing panel illustrates a proposed process, not completed posts or verified reach. Each edit draws from the shared KPOT library; source clips vary by version. ENTROPI-operated publishing accounts are separate from the creators who supplied visit footage.
More creative directions. More opportunities to convert.
Turn one footage library into distinct video styles, tailored to different audiences and dining occasions. Distribute selected edits across ENTROPI-operated TikTok channels to broaden reach, test what resonates, and create more opportunities to turn discovery into a KPOT visit.
Pilot
A SIX-WEEK CAMPAIGN
Six weeks.
100 accounts. 117 KPOT locations.
Creator-led storytelling and AVF-powered video production, distributed through creator accounts and ENTROPI-owned channels across all 117 KPOT locations.
100
TikTok Accounts
Participating creator accounts and ENTROPI-owned channels.
~2,400
Posts
24 posts per participating account.
117
KPOT Locations
Planned coverage across all 117 KPOT POIs.
20–35M
Estimated Views
Projected cumulative campaign views.
Estimated cumulative views across the campaign; actual results may vary.
ROLLING PRODUCTION & PUBLISHING
Start publishing early. Build coverage week by week.
WEEK 1
Launch & first releases
Confirm participating accounts, location assignments, offers and approvals. Begin publishing the first approved content while coordination and production continue.
WEEK 2
Build momentum
Expand production and publishing. Review account readiness, creative quality, location coverage gaps and early performance.
WEEKS 3–5
Scale the campaign
Run the main publishing programme with rolling production and review. Track progress against 24 posts per account and planned coverage across all 117 POIs; refine upcoming content using performance signals.
WEEK 6
Complete & report
Complete remaining posts and necessary replacements. Reconcile published links, participating accounts and POI coverage, and deliver a campaign progress and performance report.
Delivery records include published post links, account participation and POI coverage, alongside available views and engagement. Voucher activity and redemptions are reported where tracking is available. The six-week schedule covers publishing delivery; cumulative performance is measured over a separately agreed reporting window.
Next
Let’s bring KPOT’s next chapter to the table.
