Identity & positioning

Who you are, where you are, what you shoot and for whom — the two pages that frame every recommendation.

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Studio identity

Screenshot of the Fuze interface: Identity & positioning
A look at the Identity & positioning screen in Fuze.
Studio name
As it appears in generated content and dashboards.
City, postal code, country
Your real area. It drives the weather, public holidays, school vacations and seasonality used in recommendations.
Time zone
To correctly date analyses and scheduled publications.
Currency
The currency of your prices and revenue estimates.
App language / Client language
Your interface language on one side, the language of content generated for your clients on the other. They can differ.

Positioning & clients

Main and secondary specialties
A major recommendation signal: it strongly reduces out-of-specialty proposals and helps prioritize relevant offers.
Services to grow / to reduce
Steers the Studio Brain: what you want to grow gets favored; what you want to reduce is pushed less.
Dream clients / clients to avoid
Refines the target and tone of proposals.
I want to raise my prices
Enables premiumization and upsell strategies.
I want to reduce my workload
Limits volume-based recommendations.
I want to fill my weeks
Favors formats that fill slow days (mini-sessions, weekday offers).
Free notes for the Studio Brain
Free text read before every generation. Ideal for lasting instructions: "never shoot on Sundays", "I prioritize newborns"…