Post regularly to your social media profile, either short videos or images with supporting written content.
Your online social media campaign budget is in your control with options for photo or video posts and how often they are posted.
Is posting to social media worth the effort for business?
Most businesses make use of social media to promote their products and services, but many struggle with the time needed to produce regular content.
Regular updates are essential to encourage customer trust and engagement.
Social media is better designed for quick impulse buys and influencers selling the benefits of higher value items. However, there are opportunities for business to business engagement and showing a current active profile can only be of benefit.
What you should consider before running your own social media campaign
It may seem simple, but to truly benefit from a planned social media campaign there are a few things to be clear on before you start.
- which social media profiles are you going to target (x, facebook, google business, linkedin)
- what is their artwork specifications
- how regular are you going to post
- do you have the time
- what is the actual cost of your allocated time too
You will probably find that outsourcing this work will actually save you time and money, at the same time deliver better results.
How does our social media campaign package work?
Working to a scheduled posting plan, we produce and post to your social media profile for you on a regular basis. Weekly posts to your social media profile is suggested as a minimum, which should also include your google business profile and Linkedin business profile.
- options include static graphics or short videos.
- a new graphic or video for each time
- one new stock image, licenced for use, each month
- written content, as per scheduled plan
Static graphic monthly social media package starts from £140.00 per month and our short video monthly social media package starts from £280.00 per month.
We can help you with Pay per Click advertising too.
