Social that keeps you in front of customers.

How often should a small business post on social media?

Two to four times a week is plenty for most local businesses, as long as it is steady. Consistency beats volume: a page that posts every week for a year earns more trust than one that posts every day for a month and goes quiet.

What you post matters more than how often. Real work, real people, useful tips and the occasional offer outperform stock photos and generic holiday graphics almost every time.

What’s included.

• A monthly content calendar you approve in one sitting
• Posts, carousels, reels and stories designed in your brand
• Short video cut from your footage or ours
• Captions in your voice, drafted with AI from your real work and edited by a person
• Previews of every post the way it will look on each platform
• Comments and messages watched, routine ones answered, important ones sent to you the same day
• Your Google Business Profile posted to as well
• A monthly report: reach, follows, engagement, messages and leads

What we post.

A mix that earns attention and trust, built from what is actually happening in your business.

• Finished work, before and after
• The people behind the business
• Answers to questions customers actually ask
• Reviews, turned into posts
• Seasonal offers and events, sparingly

How it runs.

• CalendarOne monthly plan, approved in one sitting.
• ComposeEach post previewed the way it will look on each platform.
• ScheduleQueued and sent on your calendar, in your time zone.
• ReportReach, follows, engagement and leads, once a month, in plain English.

What social media management costs.

Social is part of the Growth plan at $1,500 a month, with twelve posts a month, and the Pro plan at $2,500. Paid boosts and ads run on a budget you choose, paid directly to Meta. Social on its own is quoted after a free checkup.

What to expect.

1. Month 1Profiles cleaned up, the first calendar approved, posting steady.
2. Month 2Short video and reels added, replies handled within the day.
3. Month 3 onMore of what works, less of what doesn't, with the numbers to show it.

Who it’s for.

Retail and boutiquesRestaurantsSalons and spasGyms and fitnessHome servicesBuilders and real estate

A good fit if:

• Your page has been quiet for a month
• You have photos and finished work that nobody is seeing
• You need consistency more than you need a viral hit

From our work.

For a sixteen-location auto service client, we write, design and post a weekly Facebook post for every shop. Southaven Homes' social composer writes three angles per post, previews it for Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, runs a Fair Housing check and schedules it, and listed homes with no post in two weeks get flagged so nothing goes quiet.

Questions we get.

We manage social media for businesses in Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville, Gallatin, Mt. Juliet, Lebanon, Spring Hill, Columbia, Nolensville, Smyrna, Clarksville, and across Middle Tennessee. Digital marketing in Nashville.