Social media
We manage your business profiles so they attract new customers, not just likes. We help you reach the right people and turn their interest into enquiries.
We judge content by how many people go on to send an enquiry.
Posts go out regularly and you pay for visuals and copy, but no enquiries come from social media.
The follower count grows, but nobody can say whether it has led to even one new customer.
The posts say one thing, the ads say another, and people who see both are not sure what exactly you offer.
Every post is given a job before it is created: to make your business recognisable, to show that you know your field, or to bring someone to the site, to a message or to an enquiry.
The plan starts from the business goal and from the questions your customers ask before they buy. Networks are chosen by where those people are, not by which network is fashionable at the moment. Content and advertising are planned together, so posts and ads tell the same people the same story.
The result is measured by the visits and enquiries that come from social media. Reactions and comments show whether content reaches people and interests them, but the decision on what continues is based on what it brings in. When you need one plan across all channels, the work starts with integrated digital marketing.
We decide which of these you need based on your business goal and set them out in the proposal.
What gets published, with what job and at what moment.
Publishing on and maintaining the business accounts on the networks where your customers are.
Copy for posts and ads in both languages.
Visuals for posts, made for the specific network and job.
Replies to comments and ongoing conversation with the people who follow your business.
Coordinating joint work with people who have an audience in your field.
Articles for the site that can also be used on social media.
Posts that do not lead to visits and enquiries are changed or stopped.
Reactions are an additional signal. There are two main measures.
How many people get from posts and profiles to your site.
How many of those people send an enquiry or message you to ask about a product or service.
We do not promise a set number of followers, reactions or people who will see the posts.
We do not promise a post that will spread on its own.
How we decide whether social media suits the business goal, and which networks.
How we judge which content continues and which stops.
The price for social media depends on your business and on what the content needs to achieve. We confirm it after an online meeting, so the proposal contains no networks or posts your business will not benefit from.
No. The choice depends on where your customers are. It is more useful to keep a few networks well looked after than to have many where nobody replies.
Yes, both a one-time project and ongoing work are possible. Social media more often calls for ongoing work, because content is published and evaluated all the time.
Yes, if you would like. After the online meeting we also send the social media proposal in writing.
We hold it online. We discuss what the business needs to achieve, who the people you want to reach are, and what you publish today.
A video content strategy starts with what video needs to change for the business, not with the format or channel. Every video has one job: to introduce the company, to answer questions before a purchase or to remove the last hesitation. A clear idea, good sound and consistency matter more than expensive production. If you use AI for realistic images or footage, deepfake content has to be labelled from 2 August 2026.
At Cannes Lions 2026 Meta announced Brand memory, which Meta says will learn a brand's style from its existing ads, along with more generated text and more languages. AI speeds up variants, copy and formats, but brand risk remains in consistency, claims and realistic images of people. Work with written brand guidelines, human approval and testing, and plan for the AI Act duty to label realistic synthetic content from 2 August 2026.
