Consistent presence, measured by outcomes, not likes.
Strategy, content, community management, and paid social built around detailed analytics, so activity on social maps back to leads, not just engagement.
$500/mo
ongoing social media retainer
Social media earns its budget back when it is tied to a strategy and measured honestly, and it quietly wastes budget when it is not. Before posting anything, we scope which platforms are actually worth the effort based on where your buyers spend their time, rather than running every network by default because that is what everyone else seems to do.
From there we build a recurring content calendar tied to your services and proof points, handle the comments and messages that come in so the account does not go quiet between posts, and run paid campaigns against the same targeting and reporting as the organic content. The reporting itself tracks reach and engagement, but the number that actually matters is how much of that activity turns into leads and conversions, since that is the number a business can actually spend against.
What's included
- Strategy Development
- Content Creation
- Community Management
- Paid Advertising
- Detailed Analytics
- Targeted Communication
Tools we use
- Native platform ad managers
- Scheduling & analytics tooling
Is this you?
- Posting is inconsistent or has stopped entirely
- Engagement doesn't turn into actual leads
- You're not sure which platforms are worth the effort
- Paid social spend isn't tracked against results
Our approach
Platform strategy
We scope which platforms matter based on where your buyers actually spend their time.
Content calendar
A recurring content plan tied to your services and real proof points, not generic filler.
Community management
Comments, messages, and day-to-day engagement handled consistently, not sporadically.
Paid social
Targeted paid campaigns run against the same targeting and reporting as the organic content.
Pricing guidance
Social Media Marketing typically starts from $500/mo for an ongoing social media retainer. Every project gets a scoped quote, so treat this as a starting point, not a final number.