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Social Media Posts & Management
Most owners know they should post more. The hard part isn't knowing how — it's finding a spare half hour every single week while running the business.
Or text (580) 304-3999 · No deposit. Nothing to sign to see it.What it is
Your business gets a plan for what to post, the posts themselves, the words under them, and someone putting them up on schedule — so that when a customer looks you up, your pages look like a business that's open and busy.
The day-to-day work is done by a member of my team. I set the plan with you, I oversee what goes out, and I'm still the one you call about it.
Who it's for
Local businesses whose customers check Facebook or Instagram before they call — and whose last post is older than they'd like to admit. It suits work that looks good in a picture: a finished job, a new product, a full shop on a Saturday.
If posting has turned into a chore that keeps sliding to next week, this is that chore, taken off your plate.
What's included
- A content calendar for each month — what goes out, on which platform, and when
- Post design: graphics in your colors, built around photos of your actual business
- Captions written in plain words, the way you'd say it to a customer
- Posting on schedule to Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn — whichever your customers actually use
- A check-in every month: what went out, what people responded to, and what to change
- My oversight on all of it — a member of my team does the work, and I stay the person you call
How it fits with the rest
A post works best when it has somewhere to send people. A website with your hours and a tap-to-call number turns a curious scroller into a phone call; a Facebook page on its own mostly doesn't.
The posts look better with real photos and short video to work from, and they look like you when they're built on your logo and colors. Posts reach the people who already follow you; reaching the ones who don't is what paid ads are for.
Fair questions
While we're on it
Who actually makes the posts?
A member of my team does the day-to-day: the designs, the captions and the posting. I set the plan with you at the start, I oversee what goes out, and when you have a question you still call me.
Do I need to be on all four platforms?
No. One or two done properly beats four done badly. We'll pick the ones your customers actually use and leave the rest alone.
Will posting bring in more customers?
I won't promise a number. What it does is make sure anybody who looks you up finds a business that's current and active — and the monthly check-in is where we look at what's actually getting a response.
Also
The rest of the job
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Paid Ads
Google search ads, Local Services Ads and Facebook/Instagram ads — set up, managed and reported on every month. Your ad spend goes straight to the platform.
Set up · managed · reported monthly -
Business Photography
Your storefront, your team, your products and your work on the job — photographed for where the pictures will actually be used.
Storefront · team · products · job sites -
See it done
Two client sites I built that run on their own domains, each one open in a real browser window.
The work
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Talk it through first
Call or text me with what you do and where your customers are, and I'll tell you honestly whether posting is worth it for your business. If you don't have a website yet, I'll build you a free demo of one so the posts have somewhere to send people.
Or text (580) 304-3999