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Social media · for owners who want it to actually do something

Social media that grows your community — and feeds the pipeline.

If your last post was months ago, your DMs go unanswered, or you've been "doing social" without seeing it tie back to leads, this is the page. We run social as a business channel, not a posting service.

Why most small-business social goes quiet.

  • The owner is the only one with the content.Job photos sit on a phone. By the time anyone posts, it's a week old.
  • There's no plan.Random posts when someone remembers. Nothing tied to your busy season or the work you're trying to sell.
  • Comments and DMs go unanswered.The actual conversations — the ones that turn into estimates — never happen.
  • You don't know what's working.Followers, reach, leads, revenue — none of it is being measured, so nothing improves.
  • It feels like an ad, not a community.Stocky photos and "buy now" captions. New customers scroll past.

An active social presence, every month, run end to end.

You bring the jobs and the voice. We run the calendar, content, posting, replies, and the monthly numbers that show whether it's working.

01

Plan & produce

  • Monthly content calendar tied to your busy season and the work you're trying to sell.
  • Posts, reels, stories, and short-form video — built from real jobs and your team.
  • Captions in your voice, not corporate-speak.
  • Scheduling across the platforms where your local customers actually are.

02

Engage & report

  • Comments and DMs answered — real conversations, not auto-replies.
  • Community engagement: tagging partners, joining local groups, showing up where neighbors talk.
  • Monthly readout on followers, reach, conversations, and leads or revenue we can tie back.
  • Adjustments each month based on what's actually moving — not just posting because we said we would.

What this has looked like.

Major nonprofit · Paid social & community

Active social and ad campaigns tied to event registrations

Problem: Quiet pages, irregular posting, no sense of what was driving sign-ups. What changed: A consistent content calendar across Facebook and Instagram, paid campaigns tied to event registrations, monthly readouts. Outcome: A social presence the team can keep running, with attribution back to event sign-ups.

Peace-building nonprofit · Ongoing social

Lean monthly social for retreat enrollment — no production crew

Problem: No budget for a production crew, but they needed a steady social presence to support retreat enrollment. What changed: A lean monthly engine — scripts, shot lists, real-people footage — managed across Instagram and Facebook. Outcome: Consistent posting, real engagement, and content that supports each retreat campaign.

These are nonprofit examples because that's where the longest-running social engagements are documented. The same playbook runs for local service and small businesses — content from real work, posted on a rhythm, with the numbers reported each month.

What you're probably wondering.

"Do you just post AI-generated content?"
No. We use modern tools to move faster, but content is built from your real jobs, your team, and your voice. AI slop is easy to spot, and it doesn't build the kind of trust that turns into calls.
"How do you tie this to revenue?"
We baseline followers, reach, conversations started, and leads at the start. Each month we report on movement, plus any leads or booked work we can attribute to social — DMs that became estimates, posts that drove a call, campaigns tied to a busy season.
"How much of my time does this take?"
Around an hour a month — usually a short call to look at the calendar, share recent jobs, and answer specific customer questions for the FAQ-style posts.
"What does it cost?"
Most social engagements start around $3K/month. Scope adjusts based on platforms, paid spend, and how much production is involved. No long contracts; pause, scale, or stop monthly.

Book a 30-minute checkup.

We'll look at your current pages, your last few months of posting, and where the gaps are — and tell you honestly whether social is the right first move for you.