You haven’t posted in three months. Your competitors posted yesterday.
You know social media matters. You start strong, post for a couple weeks, then real work takes over and your accounts go silent. We keep your business showing up on Facebook, Google Business Profile, and LinkedIn without you spending your evenings on it.
The posting cycle every business owner knows
You get motivated. You spend a Sunday evening writing three Facebook posts. You schedule them for the week. You feel good about it.
Then a busy week hits. Then another. Then it’s been two months and your last post is a Thanksgiving message from November.
This isn’t a discipline problem. It’s a time problem. You’re running a business. Plumbing, dental work, property management, auto repair. The actual work comes first. Social media is always the thing that doesn’t get done.
But here’s what happens when you go quiet. Your competitors don’t. The HVAC company across town is posting tips every week. The dentist on the next block is sharing patient stories. When someone searches for your type of business, they see active profiles and then they see yours, silent since last fall.
Consistency is the thing that matters most. Not going viral. Not perfect graphics. Just showing up regularly so people remember you exist when they need what you do.
And you don’t have time for that. We know.
How it works
We learn your voice.
Before anything gets posted, we figure out how your business sounds. What you’d actually say. What your customers care about. This is the Brand & Customer Strategy step, and it’s the reason your posts won’t sound like a robot wrote them.
Content gets created.
Posts are drafted in your voice for Facebook, Google Business Profile, and LinkedIn. Tips your customers find useful. Updates about your business. Seasonal content that makes sense for your area. Everything gets your approval before it goes live.
Posts go out on a schedule.
Consistent posting, every week, on the platforms where your customers actually spend time. You don’t log in. You don’t copy-paste. You don’t spend Sunday nights staring at Canva.
You stay visible.
Your Google Business Profile stays active, which helps your local search ranking. Your Facebook page shows a business that’s alive and working. People who found you six months ago and weren’t ready to buy see your name again when they are.
What your project can include
- Content created in your brand voice for Facebook, Google Business Profile, and LinkedIn
- Consistent weekly posting without you touching it
- Seasonal and local content that makes sense for your area
- Google Business Profile activity that improves local search ranking
- Approval workflow — you review everything or just get a summary
- No new software to learn, no accounts to manage
Common questions
That’s up to you. Some clients want to see everything first. Some trust the process and just want a weekly summary of what went out. We can do either. Most clients start by approving everything and then shift to a lighter touch once they see the quality is right. You’ll never be surprised by something posted in your name. The content follows your brand voice guidelines, and you always have the ability to pause, edit, or pull something.
Facebook, Google Business Profile, and LinkedIn. These are the three that matter most for local service businesses. Google Business Profile is especially important because active profiles rank better in local searches and map results. If you need Instagram or something else, we can talk about it. But for most local businesses, these three cover where your customers actually look.
Your project can include content planning, message drafting, and a publishing setup. We agree on the channels, number of posts, and delivery period in your proposal. Continued content production is scoped separately. Billing is time and materials.
What it costs
Time and materials.
You pay for the hours we work. We’ll discuss rates directly once we know the scope. Software, usage, and advertising costs are billed separately.
Content production, campaign management, reporting, or monitoring after delivery requires a separately scoped agreement. Your build doesn’t include indefinite monthly work.
We’ll check what your tools support before scoping the work. Some connections are straightforward. Others need custom work or a different approach.
We maintain what we build. Support terms, including how fixes are handled, are set in your agreement before work starts. New features, changes to your requirements, and third-party service changes are scoped separately.
Show up online without it eating your evenings.
Start with a conversation. We’ll look at your current social media presence, talk about what your customers need to see, and figure out if automated posting makes sense for your business. No pitch.
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