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Show up with something worth saying.

Content planning, branded visuals and publishing for Facebook and Instagram. A manageable rhythm that reflects your business instead of filling a calendar for its own sake.

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What is included

Agree the scope first

Use this as a conversation starter. Final scope and external costs are confirmed before work begins.

01Content themes and monthly planning
02Facebook and Instagram coordination
03Branded post design
04Captions and agreed publishing schedule
05Content approval before publication
06Monthly review and next priorities

Build the plan around your business

We discuss your services, customers, tone and the questions people ask before buying. These become content themes: explain the offer, show the work, answer a question or share something useful. A balanced plan gives each post a role and makes it easier to decide what to publish next.

Make a recognisable visual and written voice

We develop a consistent approach to layouts, colours, captions and calls to action using your brand materials. Supplied photographs and real project details make the content more specific. We identify missing assets early and agree whether original photography, video or additional design work is needed.

Agree the approval and publishing rhythm

A content calendar is useful only if the approval process is practical. We agree deadlines, feedback responsibilities and how changes are handled. Access is arranged through the platform’s supported business tools. Community replies, response times and escalation rules are defined separately so important messages have a clear owner.

Review what deserves more attention

We look at how content is being received and whether it supports useful conversations or visits. Reach and reactions can add context, but they do not automatically mean sales. The next plan reflects the available evidence and feedback from your team, rather than repeating the same formats indefinitely.

A few things worth knowing

Good questions.
Clear answers.

What is in the starting package?

The package includes Facebook and Instagram coordination, eight planned posts per month, captions, branded visuals and scheduling. The exact scope is agreed first.

Are video shoots or influencer fees included?

No. Original production, influencer work and paid promotion require a separate agreement and budget.

Will you answer all messages?

Only if community management is included in the scope. Response hours, approval rules and cases that need your input are agreed in advance.

How do we start?

Send your goals, existing website and required scope. We confirm tasks and price before work starts.

Do you guarantee first place on Google?

No. We improve the technical foundation and usefulness of the content; rankings also depend on competition and search engines.

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Make this useful for your business.

If this is a priority for you, we can discuss the current setup and agree a sensible starting scope.

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Connect posts to your website

Your social profile introduces the business, while the website provides the complete details. Plan posts that answer customer questions and point to the relevant service or article. Keep the offer and contact details consistent across both. This creates a clearer route than sending every post to the same general homepage without context.

02

Agree the content responsibilities

Before a monthly plan starts, confirm which channels, formats and number of posts are included. Decide who provides photographs, who approves copy and how much time is available for review. Inbox replies, community management and paid promotion are separate responsibilities that must be named explicitly.

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Review what helps customers

A useful content review asks which topics answer questions and which posts bring relevant visits or conversations. Follower totals are only part of the picture. Use the results to refine the next content plan, keep the business information current and avoid adding channels that nobody has time to maintain properly.

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A closer look

Plan around the information customers need

A useful social media plan takes its themes from the business rather than from a generic posting calendar. Identify the questions customers ask, the services they compare and the details they need before contacting you. Turn those subjects into suitable posts and link to the website page with the full explanation. Keep prices, contact details and availability consistent. If a website page changes, review the posts or profile links that still send visitors there. Content is more useful when it supports a coherent customer journey than when it creates attention around an offer the business no longer provides.

Make the monthly scope explicit

A monthly content arrangement should name the channels, formats, volume, asset responsibilities and approval process. Publishing is not automatically the same service as responding to private messages or managing comments throughout the day. Paid promotion and additional photography also need their own agreement. Review the plan against relevant conversations and website visits, not only follower totals. If several languages are included, allow for checking meaning and layouts in each one. This service is optional alongside website creation. Choose the level of support the business can use and approve consistently, rather than purchasing more channels than anyone has time to maintain.

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