Social Media
Social Media Management That Produces Pipeline, Not Just Impressions
A six-part operating system for social media management: strategy, content, scheduling, community, paid amplification and reporting tied to revenue.
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Key takeaway
Social only compounds when the content system, the community layer and the paid layer are reported against pipeline instead of reach.
Reach is a proxy, not a result
Impressions tell you the algorithm distributed something. They do not tell you whether a buyer moved closer to a decision. The first fix in almost every account we take over is replacing reach reporting with a funnel view: profile visits, saves, DMs opened, calls booked, revenue attributed.
The six layers
Every managed account runs the same six layers, sized to the budget.
- Strategy: positioning, audience definition and content pillars
- Content: a repeatable production line, not one-off bursts
- Scheduling: cadence held through quiet weeks, which is where most accounts die
- Community: replies and DMs treated as a sales channel
- Paid: amplification of proven organic winners only
- Reporting: monthly, plain-language, tied to pipeline
What good looks like after 90 days
A defined content library, a consistent posting rhythm, a measurable rise in saves and shares, and at least one repeatable creative format that reliably produces inbound conversations. Follower count is the slowest and least useful of those signals.
Frequently asked
- Do you handle content production or just scheduling?
- Both. Strategy, production, scheduling, community management and paid amplification run as one service.
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