Audience and channel planning
A review of your offer, existing accounts, intended audience, and the channels included in the engagement.
Regular posts can still leave people unsure what your business offers. We plan and create social content around your audience, offer, and campaign goal, then review the response to guide the next round of work.
We start with the audience, the problem your offer addresses, and the action you want people to take. An awareness campaign and an enquiry campaign can need different content and measures. Each campaign has one primary message, supported by useful examples and claims your business can substantiate.
A review of your offer, existing accounts, intended audience, and the channels included in the engagement.
An agreed content calendar, post copy, and creative requirements tied to the campaign message and business priorities.
Defined approval and publishing responsibilities, with paid campaigns or community management included only where agreed.
A review of relevant measures, what the content achieved, and what should change in the next cycle.
A business launching a maintenance service could build a campaign around the problems customers recognise: outdated information, broken forms, and uncertainty about updates. Each post can develop that message and direct interested readers to the service page or an enquiry.
Agree whether the priority is awareness, engagement, enquiries, or another measurable action, and establish the available baseline.
Develop the message and content calendar, confirm the facts and assets, and follow the agreed approval process.
Assess the results against the objective, identify useful patterns, and refine the message, format, or distribution.
The scope specifies platforms, content volume, formats, revisions, approvals, and reporting. Advertising spend, photography, video production, and responding to messages or comments need explicit coverage. Reach, follower growth, leads, and sales are not guaranteed; results also depend on the offer, audience, budget, and platform behaviour.
Choose them according to the audience and the content you can sustain. The review should establish where your prospective customers are reachable and what each channel contributes to the goal.
Only if it is part of the agreed scope. Campaign management and advertising spend should be clearly identified so the budget and responsibilities are understood.
Community management can be scoped separately or included explicitly. It needs agreed coverage hours, response guidance, and a process for referring customer issues to your team.
Measure against the campaign's purpose. Reach and engagement can help assess awareness; enquiries and other conversion actions help assess commercial interest. Review the quality of the response as well as the count.
Tell us what you sell, who you want to reach, and what you want the campaign to achieve. Include your current social accounts so we can understand the starting point.