Social Media Management
We keep you
consistently posting.
Regular, branded posts on the platforms your customers actually use, planned from research, written for each platform, and published on a schedule you never have to think about. We do not promise viral fame or a flood of leads. We keep you present and consistent, which is exactly what the algorithms reward.
A real conversation, not a sales call. If social is not right for you yet, we will say so.
“Isn’t social just for going viral?”
That is the myth that makes people quit. Consistency is the real game.
Nobody is judging you on one viral post, they are judging you on whether the page looks alive.
A customer checks your profile, sees the last post was two years ago, and quietly wonders if you are still open. A steady, on-brand feed does the opposite, it says this is a real business that has its act together.
The thing that matters is not going viral. It is this: an abandoned page quietly costs you trust, a consistent one quietly earns it.
If your last post was months ago and posting keeps slipping to the bottom of the list, that is not a willpower problem, it is a time problem, and it is exactly the one we solve. We take the whole thing off you, plan it from research, brand it, and keep it going, so the page stays alive whether or not you have a spare minute this week.
What we actually deliver.
Not vanity metrics and not empty promises. The steady, unglamorous work that keeps your pages alive and on brand, done for you every single week.
Research first
We study your market, your competitors and where your customers actually spend their time, and build the whole plan from that, not from a guess or a recycled template.
Branded graphics
Every post gets a graphic or image made in your brand, your colours, your look, so the feed is unmistakably yours and never a stock-photo afterthought.
A real post plan
A schedule of what goes out and when, planned ahead, so posting never depends on you remembering, and the page keeps a rhythm the algorithm can rely on.
Written per platform
Captions written for each platform, inside its character limits, with the right hashtags, because a post that fits Instagram does not fit LinkedIn, and we treat them differently.
Posted consistently
Everything published on schedule, week in and week out, for the full year, because the whole point is the consistency, and consistency only counts if it never stops.
Reviewed and reworked
If the plan is not landing the way you hoped, we research again and rework it, so the look and the direction stay something you are genuinely happy to have your name on.
Guesthouses, restaurants, trades, and whatever you do.
This is where most people arrive thinking their business is too boring for social, and it almost never is. A guesthouse, a restaurant, a lead-generation business, a contractor, a shop, all of them have something worth showing consistently, and consistency is the part that wins, not the drama. Not sure yours works on social? Ask.
Lead generation
Platforms that turn searches into enquiries, and enquiries into money.
If you run a business,
we can keep it posting.
That is not a slogan, it is the actual answer. There is only whether you are ready to commit to a year of it, and that is a conversation, not a category. Most businesses we take on had simply gone quiet, which is usually the moment their competitors got louder.
Tell us your idea →“Can’t I just
post it myself?”
You can post something. We would be lying if we said otherwise, and plenty of owners run their own social for a while, because it is genuinely not hard to make one post. Ask an AI for captions, grab a scheduling app, and you can line up a week of posts in an evening. It is genuinely useful, and for a while you will keep it up, right up until the business gets busy.
They make something that looks the work. The ninety percent that matters is doing it every week for a year without stopping.
Making a post is easy. Making one every week for a year is the whole job.
You have to know what you’re looking at.
To keep it up yourself well, you have to find the time every single week, stay on brand when you are rushed, and keep going in month four when nothing has visibly happened yet, because that is when it starts to work. The AI won’t tell you. It’s confident either way. A business owner has no way to know, and shouldn’t have to.
We use the exact same AI. The difference is that someone else carries the consistency for you, on brand, whether or not you had a spare minute this week.
Making a post was never the hard part. Never stopping was.
A minute to build, and it looks done. That’s the problem.
The AI website builders advertised everywhere produce a beautiful site in a minute, with no real SEO, no schema, no structure underneath. It sits there looking lovely, ranks for nothing, converts nobody, and brings you not one lead.
Our builder is the other kind on purpose: the SEO, the schema and the structure are baked in, because people who understand them built the engine.
A pretty website with no backbone isn’t cheap. It’s an expensive way to be invisible.
A quiet guesthouse page,
alive again.
To show you what consistency looks like, here is one we run, a guesthouse whose social had not been touched in over a year. No posts, no plan, a profile that made a thriving little business look closed. This is what a year of steady, branded posting did, all planned from research, all in their own look.
The page stops looking abandoned once and never slips back. A customer who checks it sees a business that is clearly open and cared for, month after month, not a ghost town with a two-year-old post. That is what a year of consistency buys, and a burst of posting never can.
No two-month burst does this, and no amount of enthusiasm survives a busy quarter without a system. It works because it is planned from research, made in their brand, and posted every week for a year without a gap. Not because any single post was clever, but because none of them ever stopped coming.
You do not have to be
the one posting.
This is the part people worry about, and it is the part we make simple. You do not have to write anything, design anything, or remember anything. You pick the platforms, you tell us about the business, and from there it runs without you, unless you want a say, in which case you get one.
Your research and the plan come from us, built around your whole presence. The application posting happens on schedule without you lifting a finger. Two simple parts, the planning and the posting, both handled, and you never have to think about either.
You pick the platforms
You tell us where your customers are and what the business is about. We research the rest and build the plan around the platforms that actually matter for you.
We make and post it
We create the branded graphics, write the captions for each platform, and publish everything on the schedule, week after week, so your only job is to keep running the business.
You approve if you want
Want to see posts before they go out? You can. Happy to let us run it? That works too. It is your brand, so you always have the final say when you want it.
“Why not just use
a cheap posting gig?”
Sometimes it is fine, and we will tell you when. If you genuinely have the time and the eye to post consistently yourself with a scheduling app, do that, and we are not going to pretend otherwise.
The trouble starts when it almost does the job. Until the posts start looking generic. Then the hashtags are wrong for the platform. Then two busy weeks go by with nothing, and the account goes quiet exactly when it should not. A cheap monthly gig that posts the same recycled template for everyone, off brand, off platform, and vanishes the moment you need a real conversation.
That is the moment consistency and brand start to matter more than price, and it is usually right after the account has already gone quiet.
If you can truly keep it up yourself, do that. We would rather tell you that than take your money.
“So what are
the three plans?”
Every agency page you’ve read today has dodged this. Here’s the honest version.
Three plans, all billed annually, because a year is the smallest run that actually works. They differ by how many platforms we run and how much goes out. Prices are shown on the live page, and whichever you pick, the deal is the same, consistent, branded, platform-native posting, planned from research, for a full year.
One or two platforms, a steady stream of branded posts each week, planned from research and written per platform. The consistent presence a smaller business needs, without the overwhelm.
Weeks, not months. Where most smaller businesses should start, billed annually.
More platforms and more posts, with stories and short-form content in the mix, so the business shows up more often and in more places. The plan most growing businesses want, billed annually.
A couple of months. The commonest plan, and the one most businesses settle on, billed annually.
All your main platforms, the fullest content calendar, the most posts, stories and branded graphics, and priority on everything. For a business that wants to be genuinely loud and consistent everywhere its customers are. This is not a token presence, it is your whole presence.
Longer, and staged. All three are annual, and all three include the research, the branded graphics and the per-platform posting. Prices are shown on the live page.
Not followers. Not viral posts. It is how many platforms, and how often. “Just post something” sounds simple. “Post the right thing, in your brand, sized and written for each platform, with the right hashtags, on a steady schedule, every week for a year, without you having to think about it” is the real job, and it is the whole reason a plan exists.
So the first thing we do is the research. Not to fill a slide, but because a plan built on a guess is the one that quietly stops working.
No burst of posts,
then months of silence.
The classic way social fails is a burst of enthusiasm, a week of daily posts, then nothing for two months. We do the opposite, a steady rhythm you can see every week, kept up for the full year.
We research and plan
We study your market, your competitors and where your customers are, and build a post plan from it. If you do not love the direction, we research again and rework it.
We brand and write it
We make the graphics in your brand and write the captions for each platform, with the right hashtags and inside each character limit, so every post looks and reads like it belongs there.
We post, all year
Everything goes out on a consistent schedule, every week, for the full twelve months, because the consistency is the whole point and it only works if it never stops.
When we shouldn’t
run your social.
Everyone promises you followers.
We will not promise you a single one.
If you are not ready to commit to a full year, do not start, because a month or two of posting genuinely gets you nowhere, and we would rather say that than take the money. And if what you actually need is leads this month, that is advertising, not management, and we will point you the right way instead of overselling this.
Here is the honest deal, plainly. We do not promise leads, sales or viral posts, because on organic social nobody honestly can. What we promise is consistent, branded, platform-native posting, planned from research, every week for a year, the part that is genuinely in our control. That consistency is what the algorithms reward and what makes a business look alive. The rest is a claim we are not willing to make just to win the sale.
Social media management,
in your market.
We run social for businesses across seven markets, from a Waterford contractor to a London guesthouse, and we research each one, because what works on social in one market is not what works in another. Pick your country and we will show you the cities we work in.
On a city page, this section becomes “Everything we do in [City]”, linking to every service we offer there.
The questions people ask
before the year starts.
Real questions, from people deciding whether a year of social is worth it, and quite reasonably not sure yet.
“Is it worth paying someone to manage my social media?”
It is worth it if, and only if, you are going to be consistent, which is exactly the part most businesses cannot keep up alone. The value is not one clever post, it is showing up every week for a year, on brand, without fail, while you run the business. If you will genuinely post three times a week yourself, forever, you may not need us. Almost nobody does, and that is the honest reason this exists.
“How much does social media management cost?”
Less than a member of staff and more than a scheduling app, and we keep it simple with three plans, all billed annually. The honest part is why annual: a month or two of posting gets you nowhere, so a monthly rolling plan would be us taking your money for something that cannot work in the time. You are paying for a year of consistency, because that is the smallest amount of it that actually does anything.
“What is actually included in social media management?”
Research into your market and your competitors, a post plan built from it, branded graphics and images made for you, captions written for each platform with the right hashtags, and everything published on a consistent schedule. What is not included is a promise of leads or sales, because anyone promising that on organic social is guessing. We keep you visible and consistent. That is the job, and we do it properly.
“How often should my business actually post?”
Enough to stay in front of people, not so much that it becomes noise, and consistently either way. You will find a hundred rules online, the 5-3-2, the 40-40-20, post twice a day, post once a week. The truth behind all of them is the same, a steady rhythm the algorithm can rely on beats a burst followed by silence every time. We set a rhythm you can sustain for a year, and then we actually sustain it.
“Why does it need a full year, not a month or two?”
Because consistency is the entire product, and consistency is not a thing you can buy two months of. Social platforms reward accounts that show up steadily over time, and they quietly ignore the ones that post in a burst and vanish. Two months in, you are just getting started, and stopping there wastes the effort already spent. A year is not us locking you in, it is the shortest run that gives the work a fair chance to matter.
“Will this get me leads and sales?”
We will not promise that, and be wary of anyone who does. Organic social builds presence, familiarity and trust over time, and those things help you sell, but nobody can honestly guarantee a lead from a post. What we guarantee is the consistency and the quality, the part that is actually in our control. If you need leads this month, that is advertising, and it is a different conversation we are happy to have.
“Is this the same as social media marketing?”
Not quite, and the difference matters. Management is keeping your pages alive, on brand and consistent, so the business looks active and the algorithm keeps showing you. Marketing, in the paid sense, is running ads to chase clicks and leads. We do the first properly, and we will tell you honestly when the second is what you actually need. Confusing the two is how people end up disappointed by whichever one they bought.
“Which platforms should my business be on?”
The ones your customers actually use, not all of them for the sake of it. A trades business and a guesthouse do not live on the same platforms, and spreading yourself thin across six is worse than being genuinely consistent on two. Part of the research is working out where your people are, and then we build the plan around those, and only those. Fewer platforms, done properly, beats a token presence everywhere.
Still wondering.
What is included in a social media plan?
+Which platforms do you post on?
+How many posts do I get?
+Do you make the graphics, or do I?
+Do you write the captions and hashtags?
+Do you guarantee followers, leads or sales?
+Why do the plans have to be annual?
+What if I do not like the plan or the look?
+Do I have to give you access to my accounts?
+What is the first step?
+Have more questions?
Ask the AI chat, it knows everything on this page. Rather talk to a person? It hands you straight over.
Tell us about your business.
We will research your market, build a post plan, and show you the three plans.