This is the side of social that is not advertising: the account itself, what goes on it, and how often. What makes it work is having something worth posting, which is usually the job itself, photographed while it happens. You send us that. We do the posting.
Turning The Work Itself Into What You Post
What social media management includes:
- A Content Plan Built From The Work You Do Anyway
- Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn Or YouTube, Whichever Earns It
- Captions Written, Clips Edited, Posts Scheduled
- A Cadence You Can Sustain, Not A Post Count
- Profile Setup And Consistent Presentation
- Monthly Reporting
How a social account actually runs
Most social accounts fail on supply rather than strategy: there is nothing to post, so nothing gets posted. We start by working out what you can realistically send us from a normal week, and build the plan around that instead of around a calendar you will not keep.
Step 01
Where To Post
Which platforms earn your time
Step 02
The Profiles
Set up and presented consistently
Step 03
Supply
What you can send from a normal week
Step 04
The Plan
What goes out, and how often
Step 05
Posting
Captions, edits and scheduling
Step 06
Reporting
What it brought in, not follower count
The questions we get asked most
As often as the material allows, which we settle once we know what you can supply rather than promising a number up front. A steady fortnightly post that actually happens beats a daily plan that stops in week three.
Then this is probably not the right service for you yet, and we will say so. The accounts that work here belong to businesses whose work is worth looking at.
No. That stays with you, because the answers are yours to give and they are often quotes. We flag anything that needs a reply so nothing sits unanswered.
No. Ads buy attention from people who have never heard of you. This is the account itself, and the two work best when they run together.
