Social,
handled.
Social media management that runs your accounts where your audience actually is, so posting stops being your job.
- Who it's for
- Businesses that know they should post but never find the time.
- What you get
- Accounts run for you on the platforms that earn it.
- Where it starts
- A review of what's been posted and what landed.
- Your part
- Approving posts, and sharing moments from the business.
A quiet profile
costs more than none.
Most businesses know they should post, and most accounts go quiet within months because the work never stops. Your accounts get run for you, on the platforms that earn it, so they stay active without taking your time.
What social management covers.
Everything from choosing the platform to reading what it brought in.
Platform choice
The one or two platforms your audience actually uses, instead of an account on every one.
Content planning
A content plan built from what your audience responds to, not a calendar of awareness days.
Posting
Posts written, prepared and published for you, on a rhythm the account can keep up. Whatever you send is enhanced and scheduled; nothing goes out without your sign-off first, through Metricool.
Comments and messages
Replies handled, so a question under a post does not sit unanswered for a week.
Paid social
Promoted posts and ads where a budget will reach people that posting alone will not.
Measurement
Reach and followers read alongside what visitors from social actually do on your site.
Built from your own jobs
For businesses with a job system: a finished job can generate its own post automatically, photos and all, then wait for your approval before it goes anywhere.
Planned, posted,
then measured.
What depends on you: access to the accounts, and the photos and moments from the business that only you can capture.
Review
What the accounts have posted, what landed, and where your audience actually spends its time.
Plan
Platforms, tone and a rhythm the account can keep up, agreed before anything is posted.
Run
Posts prepared and published for you, with your approval on anything that goes out in your name.
Measure
A regular look at what brought people to the site, not just what collected likes, fed into the next plan.
Questions about social media management.
What does social media management include?
Choosing the platforms, planning what to post, preparing and publishing it, keeping on top of comments and messages, and reading what it brought in. Some businesses hand all of it over. Others want the plan and keep the posting themselves.
How much does social media management cost?
It depends on how many platforms are involved, how often you post, and whether paid social is part of it, with ad spend on top of management. One well-run account usually does more than three neglected ones, which keeps the scope sensible.
Do I need to be on every platform?
No. The platforms follow your audience. For plenty of businesses one well-run account beats several half-run ones, and a profile that has gone quiet costs more credibility than no profile at all.
Can posting be automated from my own job system?
Yes, for businesses that run on one. A finished job pulls its own photos, adds your logo where that makes sense, and writes a caption from the job description, then sends the whole post to you through Metricool for approval before anything goes live. Nothing posts on its own without a yes from you first.
Start with a conversation.
A few lines is enough to begin. You'll hear back within two working days.
Get in touchWhat are you trying to grow?
Enquiries, bookings, sales, sign-ups, or simply being found.
What have you already tried?
The agency, the campaign or the platform, and why it stopped.
What do you expect to spend?
A range is fine. It means the first reply is about what works for your budget.