Shops, clinics, tuition centres and small offices send hundreds of Diwali wishes every year, usually as a forwarded poster with the name squeezed into a corner. A greeting page does the same job better: it opens like a real card with your shop’s name in large letters, carries a short festive offer, and has a Call button and a Google Maps button right below, so a customer who feels like visiting can do it in one tap.
Pick a Diwali design (a mithai box, a shubh-labh bahi khata, star kandils or diyas), type the shop name and a thank-you line, add one offer such as “Sweet boxes from ₹299”, your number and a map link, and publish. Share the link in your customer broadcast list or status. It works in Hindi, English and ten more Indian languages, and it deletes itself after the festival, so old offers never stay online.
What your guests get
- Your shop name and a thank-you message on an animated Diwali card
- One festive offer line, set apart so customers notice it
- Call and Directions buttons that work in one tap
- Photos of your products or your team, if you like
- Hindi and English (or another Indian language) on the same card
- Deleted after the festival, so no stale offer stays online