Social Media Marketing Pricing Plans and Management Packages

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Social Media Marketing Pricing FAQs

• What is included in your social media management plans?

  Strategy, content planning, design and copy, native publishing on each platform, community management, and monthly reporting measured against a baseline taken in week one.

  Higher tiers add paid amplification and creator sourcing. The full service description sits on my social media management services page - ask which plan fits.

• How do you decide what content to post for my brand?

  From three inputs: the questions your customers actually ask, what already performs in your own account, and what is winning in your category right now.

  That produces a small number of repeatable content series rather than a scattered calendar. The planning method is described on the social media strategy service page.

• Which social media platforms should my business focus on?

  Usually two, chosen on where your buyers already are rather than on raw reach. Instagram and TikTok for consumer and local services, LinkedIn for high-value B2B, Facebook for community and local intent.

  Platform-level detail is on my Instagram, Facebook and TikTok strategy pages.

• How do you build the content calendar?

  A month ahead, built from your content series with space left for reactive posts. You approve in one batch rather than post by post, which is what stops the schedule slipping.

  Seasonal peaks and campaign dates are mapped first so nothing important gets planned around. Ask to see a sample calendar.

• How often will you post on my accounts?

  It depends on the plan and the platform - typically three to five posts a week per platform, plus Stories where relevant.

  Consistency matters more than volume: a rhythm you can hold for twelve months outperforms bursts followed by silence. Exact frequencies for each tier are in the plan comparison above.

• Can you grow my followers organically?

  Yes, though followers are a by-product rather than the goal. Growth comes from content that earns saves and shares, which is the same content that brings enquiries.

  Bought followers and engagement pods damage reach, so I will not use them. The organic approach is described in my social media marketing services.

• Do you handle comments, messages and DMs?

  Yes - community management is included from the mid tier upward, with agreed response times and an escalation path for anything commercial or sensitive.

  This matters more than most people expect: replies inside the first hour affect distribution, and most enquiries actually convert in DMs. Ask how coverage works.

• How do you track and measure social media performance?

  Saves and shares as a distribution proxy, profile-to-site clicks, enquiries attributed to social, and cost per enquiry where paid runs alongside.

  Everything is measured against a baseline taken before the work starts. The case studies show this reporting applied to real accounts.

• What tools do you use for scheduling and analytics?

  A scheduler that publishes natively per platform, a listening tool for mentions and sentiment, and one dashboard joining platform data to site conversions.

  Tool licences are included unless you already have a stack you want kept. The workflow matters more than the brand names - ask for a walkthrough.

• Can you manage multiple accounts across different platforms?

  Yes - multi-location, multi-brand and multi-market setups are supported, with content adapted per account rather than duplicated across them.

  Pricing scales by number of accounts and platforms. For larger structures see the full stack digital marketing pricing or request a custom quote.