Social media strategy
Audience research, platform selection and content themes connected to your wider marketing plan.
Social media · Run for you
Show the work. Win the shortlist.
Keep your business visible with useful posts about your products, people and finished work. We plan and manage Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn content, with clear arrangements for handling comments and enquiries.
£500/month excluding VATSteady presence · See what is included
The starting point
What is getting
in the way?
Start with the thing that costs you time, enquiries or confidence. We shape the work around it.
Your social pages have gone quiet
Buyers check your page before they shortlist you. A feed that stopped six months ago looks like the business has slowed down, even if the team is busy.
You've got great photos sitting on someone's phone
Every job leaves you with photos and video worth showing. Most of it never makes it further than a WhatsApp group.
Nobody has time to post regularly
You're running a business, not a media company. Posting falls to the bottom of the list every single week.
Enquiries land in Facebook Messenger and sit there for days
A message asking for a quote is worth as much as a phone call. If nobody replies, it goes to a competitor who did.
The work in context · Illustrative scenes
Capture material worth publishing.
A planned shoot can supply product details, people, process clips and longer stories for a consistent publishing schedule.
Show the work behind the product.
Making, packing and styling give an independent retailer useful stories beyond another promotional graphic.
What we do
Services & deliverables.
From a one-off project to ongoing support. We agree which services you need, what we will deliver and the cost before work starts.
Content planning & calendars
An agreed publishing schedule across relevant channels, including Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.
Social content & design
Captions, branded graphics, photography and short video based on your products, people and real work.
Publishing & account management
Profile setup, content scheduling and consistent presentation across your business accounts.
Community management
Agreed monitoring and replies to comments and messages, with customer enquiries passed to the right person.
Social media reporting
Regular reviews of reach, engagement, traffic and enquiries, with practical recommendations for the next month.
How it happens
From a conversation
to working properly.
- 01
Audit
We look at what's currently on your LinkedIn and Facebook pages and what your competitors are doing.
- 02
Plan
We agree a monthly posting plan built around your real jobs, not generic content.
- 03
Shoot and post
We collect photos and video, write the posts and get them live on a regular schedule.
- 04
Report and adjust
Each month we show you what went out and what came in, and adjust the plan from there.
Cost and commitment
Invest in the work.
See what it delivers.
Social media management costs £500, £850 or £1,250 a month, depending on how many platforms you want covering, how often you post and whether you need us on site taking photos and video. That is typically around 40% less than a comparable agency package. Paid social adverts are priced separately.
Your quote sets out the scope, timescale and support. We share progress early and check the work before launch.
All prices exclude VAT. Final scope and price agreed in writing.
Steady presence
£500/monthexcluding VAT
- Two platforms, e.g. Facebook and Instagram
- 12 posts a month, written and designed from your photos
- Comments and messages checked every weekday
- Short monthly report on what went out and what came in
Growth
£850/monthexcluding VAT
- Up to three platforms, including LinkedIn
- 16 to 20 posts a month, including short video clips
- Enquiries from messages passed to you the same day
- Monthly review call and plan for the month ahead
Content and shoots
£1,250/monthexcluding VAT
- Everything in Growth, plus Google Business Profile posts
- On-site photo and video shoot every month
- Case-study posts written from your finished jobs
- Content reused across your website and email
Three-month minimum, then 30 days’ notice. If your customers aren’t on social media, we’ll tell you and point the budget somewhere more useful.
Tell us what you have in mind.
An outline is enough. We will help you find the useful first move.
Before you decide
Good questions.
Straight answers.
How much does social media management cost?
Plans are £500, £850 or £1,250 a month excluding VAT, with a three-month minimum. UK agencies typically charge £850 to £2,000 a month for the same level of work. Adverts on Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn are separate, see digital marketing.
Do we need to be on LinkedIn and Facebook?
Choose the platforms your customers actually use. LinkedIn can suit professional and trade audiences; Instagram or Facebook may suit local services, retail and visual products. We review your audience and existing enquiries before recommending where to spend time.
Who takes the photos?
We can come to your workshop or a job site and shoot real photos and video ourselves, or work from what your team already takes on their phones. Either way, nothing is stock photography.
Will you post about jobs before they're finished?
Only if you're comfortable with it and the client is happy. Most posts go out once a job is complete, or at a stage that's safe to show.
Do you handle comments and messages, or just posting?
Both. Posting without watching for replies just creates enquiries nobody answers. We check comments and messages and flag anything that needs your input.
Can this work alongside our website and ads?
Yes. Social posts work best when they link back to a site set up to convert, and case study posts double as content for your Google and LinkedIn ads.
From the blog
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better for you?
A new website. More customers. Less admin.
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