Your last Facebook update is six weeks old. Competitors post almost daily, while you push it to "tonight" — and by evening there's no energy left to open a design tool. A prospect who lands on a page like that thinks "this business is probably closed" and moves on.
Social media management that keeps your page alive past the third post
Social Media Management
Your last Facebook update is six weeks old. Competitors post almost daily, while you push it to "tonight" — and by evening there's no energy left to open a design tool. A prospect who lands on a page like that thinks "this business is probably closed" and moves on.
You open Facebook in the evening meaning to finally post something, see that the last update got one like, and close the app — nobody's going to see it anyway, and there's still an invoice to send.
A prospect comparing a few companies in your field opens several pages side by side. The one posting consistently looks alive. Yours, silent for a month, looks like it shut down. You've tried a cheap freelancer or a staff member posting "when they get a chance" — the result is always the same: a burst of activity, then silence, because nobody treats the page as a priority.
We run your page on a fixed monthly publishing rhythm, planned ahead in a scheduling tool — posts go out at the same time even on your day off. Nothing reaches the page without your sign-off first.
One person is assigned permanently to your account, learning your industry and keeping the tone consistent month to month, instead of a rotating team where someone different writes each week.
The person on your account doesn't change month to month — they know your offer and how you talk about your business. We work from your own material: photos, offer details, your own phrasing.
What we don't do: we don't run copy-paste templates reused across clients in the same industry.
What you actually get
- A page that looks like a company that's open for businessA visitor sees continuous activity instead of a post from three months ago — the first signal you're worth contacting.
- Your evenings backNo more sitting down at nine p.m. to write a post — it's scheduled, you only approve.
- One consistent brand across platformsFacebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn when it's in scope, read as one company, not two accidental accounts.
- Data instead of guessingA monthly report shows which topics actually engage your audience.
We don't publish invented case studies with fabricated numbers — ask to see the pages we currently manage. You'll see the posting rhythm and real comments live, not a curated screenshot picked for a sales page.
Scope and pricing
Standard management includes: a set number of posts per month on Facebook and Instagram, graphics matching your visual identity, copy written from your brief and materials, a monthly content plan for approval, and a reach and engagement report at the end of the period.
Ordering works like this: (1) a call about your brand and audience, (2) a plan for the first month, (3) your approval of that plan, (4) publishing on schedule, with material shown to you before every post in the first two months, (5) a monthly report and a chat about the next period.
You know the full price before anything starts — it depends on the number of platforms, posts per month, and whether the graphics need a photo shoot first. A cheap freelancer usually ends the same way: a short burst, then silence. A dedicated team removes the cost that hurts most — losing continuity.
Our guarantees
Nothing without your sign-off. No post or graphic reaches the page without prior approval — written into the agreement, not just a promise.
Two months to learn your tone. You approve every single piece separately at first. Once we know your tone, we move to approving the full plan ahead of time.
Communication guidelines, not a rigid template. We agree on tone and topics for each month, instead of forcing every client into one fixed format.
A crisis procedure agreed before we start. We set out in advance what happens if a wave of negative comments hits — not scrambling for a plan mid-crisis.
Your words, not our generic voice. Copy is written from how you actually talk about your business, not a script reused identically for every client.
Availability
Starting in a new calendar month needs a brief and an approved plan with enough lead time — otherwise we start mid-month, without the time to fine-tune your tone before the first post. How many new accounts we can take on in a given period is limited by the team already serving current clients.
Start a page that doesn't go quiet
Send us a link to your page — or tell us you're starting from zero — and you'll get a proposed content plan for the first month.
What you lose by waiting
Every quiet month means prospects who see the date of your last post and close the tab before reading what you offer — that contact isn't coming back later.
In short
Facebook and Instagram run on a monthly plan, not on a whim · content comes from your own material and words, not a template · nothing goes live without your approval · a reach and engagement report every month · you approve every piece separately for the first two months.
Frequently asked questions
How much does managing social media for one page cost?
It depends on the number of platforms and posts per month — send us a link to your page and you'll get a concrete quote.
How many posts per month are included in standard management?
The number is set at the start and written into the monthly plan, matched to your industry and how active your audience is.
Do you only handle Facebook, or Instagram too?
Facebook and Instagram together, run consistently, form the base — we add LinkedIn if your audience is genuinely there.
How long before the first post goes live after we start?
From brief to first post takes the time needed to prepare and get your approval on the first month's plan.
Who writes copy for my posts — one person, or does it change monthly?
One person stays permanently assigned to your account, precisely so the tone doesn't shift from month to month.