Social

Show up consistently without it eating your week

Posting isn't the hard part. Posting every week, forever, while running the business — that's the hard part.

The problem

An abandoned profile is worse than no profile

A prospect checks your Facebook, sees the last post was fourteen months ago, and quietly wonders whether you're still in business. Consistency isn't about going viral. It's about looking like a company that's still open and still cares.

Social Media Management

Our approach

How we do it

Consistent cadence

A set number of posts every week, scheduled and published without you thinking about it.

On-brand every time

Your colours, your logo, your voice — designed, not thrown together in an app.

Built from real work

Your jobs, your team, your customers. Real beats generic every single time.

What's included

The actual work

01

Content calendar

Planned ahead so you know what's going out and can swap anything you don't like.

02

Custom graphics

Designed posts that look like your business, not like a stock template.

03

Scheduling and publishing

Set up and posted for you across the platforms your customers actually use.

04

Community management

Comments and messages watched and responded to, so leads don't sit unread.

05

Platform strategy

Being genuinely good on two platforms beats being invisible on six.

06

Monthly reporting

Reach, engagement, and what it's producing — in plain language.

Questions

Straight answers

Which platforms should I be on?

Where your customers already are, which for most local businesses is Facebook and Instagram, sometimes LinkedIn. We'd rather do two properly than six badly.

Do you need photos from me?

Real photos of your work always outperform stock, so yes, we'll ask. It's usually a few phone pictures a month — we handle everything after that.

Will you post without my approval?

Only if you want it that way. Most clients approve the calendar up front and then let it run. You can pull or change anything at any point.

Is social media going to bring me customers?

Directly, sometimes. Mostly it does something quieter and more important: it makes you look established when someone checks you out before calling.

Let's talk about what you actually need

A straight conversation, no pitch deck. We'll tell you what we'd do, what it costs, and whether it's worth doing.