SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGEMENT
Before someone in Normanhurst calls you, they check. They tap through to your Instagram or Facebook, and in four seconds they decide whether you look like an operating business or a page that stopped in 2022.
Consistent, decent looking posts do that job quietly in the background. Everything else, the reach and the engagement and the enquiries in your inbox, is built on top of it.

Grid posts, stories and reels
Page posts, events and local groups
For trade and business to business
Short video where it suits the trade
A month of posts planned and approved in advance, so you always know what is going out and when.
Your job photos cropped, colour corrected and branded, or designed graphics where you have no photos.
Written properly, with local hashtags that put you in front of people in your service area.
Comments and direct messages checked so enquiries do not sit unread for a week.
Optional promotion of the posts that are already performing, targeted to your suburbs.
Reach, follower growth and which posts actually drove profile visits and enquiries.
We map the month around what you have on: jobs finishing, seasonal work, promotions, quiet periods to fill.
Graphics designed and captions written. You get the full calendar to approve before anything is scheduled.
Posts go out at the times your audience is actually online, with stories filling the gaps between them.
End of month numbers reviewed, the weak formats dropped and the strong ones done more often.
Twelve or more as standard, which works out to around three a week, plus stories in between. We can scale that up if your industry moves faster.
It helps enormously, and a few phone photos from a job site are usually better than anything stock. Where you have none, we design graphics instead so nothing goes quiet.
Always. You receive the full calendar for the month ahead with every caption and graphic ready to review, and nothing is scheduled until you have signed it off.
For most local trades it works as credibility rather than a direct lead source. People check your page before they call, and a page that looks active makes that call far more likely.