A month of posts, planned, designed, and scheduled
We plan the month, make the artwork, write the captions in your voice, schedule everything, and answer comments during business hours. You approve the calendar once.
It lands on whoever has a phone free, which means three posts one week and nothing for a month. Then the account looks abandoned right when someone checks whether you are open.
The last post was eleven weeks ago
Messages sit unread for days
Every post looks like it came from a different business
Nobody knows which posts brought in work
What you get
What a social month looks like
Two or three platforms done properly beats five done badly.
01
Monthly calendar
Dates, topics, and formats planned ahead and sent to you for approval before anything is made.
02
Artwork and edits
Graphics and short video cuts from your own photos and footage, in your brand.
03
Captions
Written in your voice, with the hashtags and local tags that actually help.
04
Scheduling
Everything queued so posts land at sensible times without anyone remembering to press publish.
05
Comments and messages
Answered during business hours, with anything needing you passed on the same day.
06
Monthly report
Reach, saves, profile visits, and enquiries, with a note on what we will do differently next month.
Typical timeline
How a month runs
The first month includes a profile tidy-up and a photo session plan.
Step 01
First 2 weeks
Setup
Voice and visual rules agreed, profiles tidied, and a shot list for the photos we will need.
Step 02
Week 3 each month
Plan
Next month’s calendar drafted and sent for approval in one go.
Step 03
Week 4 each month
Produce
Artwork made, captions written, everything scheduled and double checked.
Step 04
Ongoing
Run and report
Posts go out, messages answered daily, and you get the report at month end.
This service, in the wild
Accounts we run alongside the sites we built
Open a project to read the full story.
Social Media Management
Coffee house and bistro
Crystie's Coffee House & Bistro
Editable templates and a monthly calendar so daily specials look like the brand, posted by shop staff or by us.
Some. Real photos of your place, your staff, and your product always outperform stock. We give you a shot list your phone can handle, and we can arrange a proper session for the pieces that need it.
Usually the two where your customers already are. For local businesses that is often Instagram and Facebook, sometimes Google Business Profile posts, occasionally LinkedIn for institutions. We do not run an account just to have one.