Social media marketing tied to leads, not follower counts
Most social media programs are a content calendar with no argument behind them. Someone posts five times a week, engagement stays flat, and nobody can say whether any of it produced a customer. The reporting shows reach because reach is the only number that moves.
We start with what social is actually for in your business: proof before the buying decision, distribution for the content you already paid to produce, and a cheap way to stay in front of people who visited and did not convert. Then we build to that, and report on what it fed into the pipeline.
Social is proof, not a lead machine
Almost nobody scrolling Instagram decides to hire a law firm or replace a roof that minute. What they do is check you out after they hear your name, see an ad, or get a referral. A live, credible profile turns that check into a call. An abandoned one kills it. We build for the person who is already half sold.
Pick two platforms and do them properly
Being mediocre on six platforms costs more than being good on two. We look at where your buyers actually are, where your content format works, and where your competitors are weak, then we commit. For most of our clients that is Google Business Profile plus one social network, and that is the honest answer.
The content comes from the work
The best performing posts we publish are almost always a real job, a real result, or a real explanation of something the client was confused about. We build a light process for capturing that from your team so the calendar is fed by your business instead of by a stock photo subscription.
Paid social is retargeting before it is prospecting
Cold social ads for a service business are expensive tuition. Ads aimed at people who visited your site, watched a video, or engaged with a post cost a fraction and convert far better. We spend there first and only expand outward once the retargeting pool is saturated.
Reviews are the highest leverage social asset you have
A steady stream of recent Google reviews outperforms a year of posting for most local and regional businesses. It moves map pack rankings, it survives the buyer’s due diligence, and it costs nothing but process. If we only get to fix one thing, we fix this.
Measured against pipeline, not engagement
Engagement rate is a diagnostic. The report we care about is how much traffic social sent, how many of those became leads, and what paid social cost per lead. If social is not contributing, we would rather tell you and move the budget than dress up a reach number.
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