Social Media Marketing
The accounts, run as part of the brand rather than beside it.
All servicesWhat Social Media Marketing covers
After handover
The problem
A feed that looks like a different company from the one in the pitch deck. Posting is steady, the look moves every week, and nobody can say what any of it is for.
Most social work drifts from the identity inside a month: different type, different colours, a voice nobody recognises. We plan, design and write it inside the system you already own, so the feed reads as the same company as the website, and the templates are yours either way.
What lands
- A monthly content plan
- Post and story templates in your identity
- Captions written in your voice
- Scheduling and publishing
- A monthly report on what worked
Not included
- Ad budget
- Influencer contracts
- Replies and moderation around the clock
Before you buy
Questions about Social Media Marketing
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It is set in the plan rather than sold by the unit, because a month with a launch in it needs different work from a quiet one. A typical month is twelve to sixteen posts and a handful of stories, and the plan says which is which before anything is made.
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The ones your buyers actually use, which for most founder-led companies is two rather than five. Instagram and LinkedIn are the usual pair. Templates are drawn for every size each platform needs, so nothing is cropped to fit.
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We do, in the voice the identity set, and you approve the month in one pass rather than post by post. If your team would rather write them, the templates and the voice notes are yours and we review instead.