Social Media
Social Media Management.
What's included
Everything in writing.
Social media that's part of the marketing, not its own silo. We run the platforms that fit the business — usually 1 to 4 of Facebook, Instagram, X, and TikTok — with content, community engagement, and a weekly report that reads like an operator's note, not an agency dashboard.
- 01Management of up to 4 social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok)
- 02Content creation and posting — up to 30 posts per month
- 03Proactive engagement — comments, DMs, community management, influencer outreach
- 04Weekly performance reports with detailed analytics and strategy refinement
Cadence
How a typical week — and month — looks.
Every week
- Mon — content batch delivered for the week
- Tue–Fri — daily engagement ops + reactive content
- Fri — weekly performance report + next-week plan
Every month
- Strategy review — what's working, what's getting cut
- Brand voice + visual refinement pass
- Competitor + trend scan
The process
5 steps. Documented end-to-end.
- Step 01
Voice + visual audit
Two weeks. We pull six months of your posts, comp them against three competitors, and write a 12-page brand voice + visual standard you keep.
- Step 02
30-day content plan
Themes, formats, posting cadence, and copy framework — approved before a single post goes live.
- Step 03
Production + posting
Weekly batch: copy + design + schedule. Native posting to each platform, optimized for its algorithm — not cross-posted slop.
- Step 04
Engagement ops
We answer comments and DMs inside business hours. Daily. With your tone, not a chatbot's.
- Step 05
Weekly report
Every Friday: what moved, what didn't, what we ship next week. No vanity-only screenshots.
FAQ
Questions that actually get asked.
- We do. Onboarding includes a voice immersion week where we shadow your customer calls and read your CRM threads so every post sounds like you, not a stock template.
Let's get started
Stop guessing. Start compounding.
Tell us what's broken. We'll come back inside 24 hours with a plan — not a pitch deck.