Content Strategy

Most accounts post first and decide later. We work the other way round: sit down with you, decide who the account is for and how it talks, and put it on paper before anything gets made.

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What you get

Strategy arrives as three documents: an audience brief, a voice guide, and a posting rhythm.

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The audience brief

Who follows your account, who buys from you, and what they keep asking. We build it from your comments, your messages, and what people search to find you.

  • Who follows, and who buys
  • The questions from your inbox
  • The phrases they search
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The voice guide

Fifty posts written across three months should sound like one account. The guide is a single page: the words you use, the ones you never use, and who is speaking.

  • Words to use, words to avoid
  • Three real captions marked this is us
  • One page, kept current
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The posting rhythm

Which platforms, how often on each, and the reasoning behind the numbers. We set them where you can keep them in a bad week.

  • The platforms worth your hours
  • A number per week, with why
  • Room left for the real week

How strategy works

Four steps, always in this order.

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We read before we decide

Ninety days of your numbers, a month of your comments and DMs, and a look at the accounts your customers compare you to.

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We make the calls with you

One working session. You know the business, so you make the calls. We ask the questions and write everything down.

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The documents arrive

All three documents arrive together, and we walk through them with you on a call. Nothing is final until you approve it.

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The plan takes over

The documents become a content calendar, with a date and a reason for every post. From there, planning runs the month.

Questions we get

What owners ask before the decisions leave their hands.

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Start with a full social audit

We go through every profile you have, top to bottom: the bio, the links, the pinned posts, and your last month of content. You get a written report on what is working, what is not, and what we would change first.

$497 $47

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