Posts with nothing to buy
The account is active. The link still goes to a page that does not ask for anything.
Service
Posts that send people to you.
Posts where your customers already are, each one leading to a clear next step.
Request this workIs this you?
The problem
These are common reasons a business looks at this work.
Every app, done poorly
The same post is dropped on five apps. None of them is written for how people use that app.
Likes, but no enquiries
Followers go up. Messages do not. Nobody checks who clicked the link.
No one answering
Comments and messages that could become sales sit until the moment has passed.
The work
What this can cover
We use social to talk about one product or service at a time. The post can fit the app. The page it links to has to be clear.
The kind of work this usually covers.
A month of posts
Posts tied to one product or service. Some teach, some prove, and some ask.
Account care
Publishing, short public replies, and a rule for which messages become a sales talk.
Posts that fit the app
A LinkedIn post is not a TikTok with the sound off. Each app gets its own version.
Reports that include sales
We note how many people saw the post. We talk about clicks, enquiries, and sales.
Approach
How we work with you
Pick the apps your buyers already use. Ignore the rest until those apps send people to a page that asks for the sale.
Timing and the final list of what is included go in the proposal, before any work starts.
Tell us the jobExamples
In practice
We go deep on the apps your buyers use. These are the ones we plan, write, and report most often.
Products, proof, and short video for businesses whose buyers look around before they buy.
Clear posts for teams that sell to other businesses and need conversations, not entertainment.
TikTok
Short video when the product is clear in a few seconds and the page can catch the click.
YouTube
Longer proof — demos and explainers — for products people research before they pay.
A good fit
Who it is for
The same kind of work can help a shop, a clinic, a factory, a school, or an office. Fit depends on the business.
Businesses posting with nothing to buyShops that need people to remember themTeams also running ads or creatorsShopsClinicsSchoolsFactoriesFarmsOffices
Why us
Why this
A real reason to post
Pretty posts are not the job. Each month has a sales point.
Fewer apps
We would rather run two well than five as an afterthought.
A real page on the other side
The link goes to a page about that product or service. We record what people do next.
Clicks in the report
Follower count can rise and the month can still fail. We will say so.
Before you call
Questions
Which social apps do you run?
Usually one or two where your buyers already spend time. Often Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, or YouTube. We do not open accounts just to look present.
How do you measure social media?
Profile visits, link clicks, and the enquiries or sales those clicks create. We record follower count. It is not the goal.
Can social media work without ads?
Regular posts can support a business people already know. If you need customers quickly, we pair the posts with ads or creators aimed at the same page.
Do you write the posts, or only schedule them?
We plan them and write them, in your voice. We will not publish a claim you have not approved.
How often will you post?
Often enough that the profile looks alive. Rarely enough that each post has a point. The pace follows what you are selling, not a set count of posts.
Who replies to comments and messages?
We reply in public when it keeps the conversation useful. When someone is ready to buy, we pass them to you with a clear next step.