Content planning
A monthly calendar approved before anything publishes. You always know what is going out.
Consistent presence on the channels your buyers actually use.
Social media works when it is regular, relevant and measured. We plan a month ahead, publish on schedule, and report on what actually moved — not on follower counts that do not pay anyone's invoice.
A monthly calendar approved before anything publishes. You always know what is going out.
Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn have different audiences and different rules. We do not cross-post the same thing everywhere.
On-brand creative produced in house, sized correctly for each platform.
Reach and engagement, yes — but also what actually drove enquiries.
Most businesses in this position are already posting. What they are not getting is enquiries, and the reason is almost never effort.
The first cause is audience. Photographs of finished work impress other people in your industry. A homeowner cannot evaluate a finished roof or a completed install and is not trying to — they are trying to work out whether you turn up when you say, whether the price will move, and whether anyone answers the phone when something goes wrong later.
The second cause is structural: interest has nowhere to go. Somebody sees a post, thinks better of you than they did ten seconds ago, and then finds no link, no offer and no next step. That interest evaporates within seconds and does not come back.
There is also a quieter cost worth naming. Social is usually where somebody checks you after they have found you elsewhere — a recommendation, a search result — and they are deciding whether you are real and still trading. A profile untouched for eight months loses you a customer you had already earned somewhere else.
Twice a week, planned a month ahead, beats daily posting that collapses in your busy season. Three weeks of enthusiasm followed by four months of silence reads as a business that has stopped trading.
We write it, from your input. The raw material is the questions you already answer daily — that is a better content calendar than anything invented in a workshop.
Then two months of doing it properly will show that, and we will tell you. That is a finding, not a failure, and it frees the budget for something that works.
Usually fewer than you think. We would rather do two channels properly than five badly, and the right two depend on where your buyers already spend time.
We write and design it, you approve it. Most clients spend under thirty minutes a month on review.
Typically three to five times a week per channel, adjusted to what your audience responds to.
A read-only audit of your search visibility. No pitch deck, no contract — the numbers, and what we'd fix first. Takes us about a day.
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