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Social Media Content

Social content is the posts and captions themselves: a plan for the agreed period, on-brand visuals, and copy that fits the channel. It can support a launch or a steady presence. Publishing access and community management are included only when they are written into the scope.

For teams that need a publishing set. This is not paid ad production and not a strategy-only engagement.

Best for

Typical reasons to commission this service.

  • Set a realistic posting cadence
  • Support a launch with organic posts
  • Keep voice and visuals consistent across the channels you use

Deliverables

What a quote for this service is built around.

Only the items this service is scoped around. Other services use a different set.

  • Content plan. Themes and post counts for the period in the quote.
  • Post creatives and captions. The files and caption text for the agreed posts.
  • Publishing notes. How your team can schedule or post the files. Posting access is separate unless the quote says otherwise.

Formats

Exact sizes are named in the quote. This page does not publish a fixed format menu.

Process

  1. Step 1

    Channels and volume

    We agree which channels and how many posts, so the month has a limit.

  2. Step 2

    Plan

    Themes and post types are set before files are made.

  3. Step 3

    Produce and hand off

    You receive files and captions ready for your scheduler or team.

Related concept work

Direction samples only. They are labeled so they are not read as paid client projects or results.

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Questions

How do I choose a service?

Match the job, not the label. Paid ad cuts, a posting set, one film, a plan, a time-bound campaign, and an offer explainer are different scopes.

Does every service include media buying or posting?

No. We do not buy ads unless a future agreement says so. Publishing and community management are included only when the quote names them.

Can one project use more than one service?

Yes, when the quote lists each part. Combining services does not add deliverables that were not written down.