Selective ongoing support for brands that value consistent execution, thoughtful strategy, and honest measurement.
The whole thing handled: planned, designed, written, posted, and answered. Not a scheduling tool with your name on it.
Most business owners don't stop posting because they ran out of ideas. They stop because it's the one task with no deadline, so it quietly loses to everything that does have one. Then three weeks pass, the account goes cold, and starting again feels worse than not bothering.
Handing it over creates a working rhythm around the task, not just a new set of designs. The calendar is planned in advance, posts publish on the agreed schedule, and comments and DMs are handled within the response window set in your scope.
The hardest part of social isn't one good post, it's the fiftieth. A calendar planned in advance means you never open the app wondering what to say today.
Every post is designed in your brand, so the grid reads as one intentional body of work rather than whatever you had time for that week.
Replies and DMs are where relationships deepen. We stay in there, in your voice, so people who reach out feel seen instead of ignored.
We record what performs, what remains uncertain, and what should be tested next, so each calendar has evidence to refer back to instead of repeating whatever felt nice.
So you know exactly what you're paying for and what the working rhythm requires from you.
The goal is to plan next month while this month is publishing. That creates room to review the calendar, write carefully, and respond when an unexpected signal deserves a closer look.
Next month is planned and designed while this month is publishing, creating room for review before the calendar goes live.
Posts and stories go out on schedule, and comments and DMs get answered in your voice, not left sitting.
A quick check for useful signals. A promising format can be repeated carefully or turned into a clearer test before the month ends.
A plain-English report on what performed and what changed, plus a call to shape the next month together.
Typical client input: one call a month and calendar approval. Launches, regulated claims, access issues, or new offers may require additional review.
Most social help runs on instinct and trends. We come at it from an analytics background.
A nice-looking feed and an effective one aren't the same thing. We test instead of assume, watch which formats and topics move meaningful signals, and let that inform next month rather than simply chasing whatever is trending.
When a post shows a useful signal, the report records what changed, what may explain it, and what should be repeated or tested. Weak or unclear patterns aren't carried forward by default.
These guide and workbook previews come from Tide's current reporting product. They demonstrate the evidence-checking structure that informs the service, not a completed management engagement or a client-performance result.
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View the workbook previewsEverything in the monthly rate. No per-post charges, no surprise line items.
We target roughly two weeks from kickoff to the first approved calendar. Timing is confirmed after access, assets, and approval needs are clear.
We look at what you've been posting, what has actually worked, and where your audience already spends time. Then a kickoff call to get clear on goals and voice.
You get your content pillars, posting cadence, and a full first month mapped out and designed. You approve it before anything publishes.
Designing, writing, scheduling, publishing, and engaging. You stay as involved as you want to be, or you go run your business.
Every month closes with a report and a call. Supported patterns inform the next calendar, uncertain ones become tests, and weak ideas can be paused.
A clear monthly rate, and an honest list of what moves it.
That covers the calendar, all post and story design, captions, scheduling and publishing, community engagement, your monthly report, and a strategy call. Onboarding and the initial strategy build are included, not billed separately.
Billed monthly, with an initial three month commitment so there's enough runway to tell what's working. After that it continues month to month, cancellable with thirty days notice.
Most commonly Instagram, TikTok, and Pinterest, with Facebook and LinkedIn available. The base rate covers two platforms, because doing two properly beats doing five badly.
A typical month is around twelve to sixteen feed posts plus supporting stories, adjusted to what your audience actually responds to. We agree the exact number during strategy so it's never vague.
It helps enormously, and we'll set up a simple shared folder so it's painless. If you don't have imagery, we can work with brand graphics, stock, and design-led posts, or book a content day and capture a batch together.
A half-day where we capture a stack of photo and video content for you to use across the next few months. It's shot on iPhone deliberately so the material can feel native to the platform and be produced consistently. Native-looking content doesn't automatically outperform polished production; the right choice depends on the brand, format, and job. If you need editorial product photography for a catalog or e-commerce hero shots, hire a professional photographer for that, because it is a different job.
Yes. The whole month is sent for approval before anything publishes. If the working rhythm becomes predictable, we can agree on a lighter review process later.
Three months to start. One month is usually too little evidence to separate a repeatable pattern from novelty or normal variation. After that it runs month to month.
The calendar can become more consistent once the workflow is running, but audience and business outcomes vary by brand, offer, market, and starting point. We agree on useful leading indicators, report honestly, and never guarantee virality or a specific follower count.
After the initial three months you can pause or cancel with thirty days notice. You keep every asset created for you, no hostage-taking.