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Your feed is the sign on your door.
We think a customer who looks you up on Facebook learns one thing fast: open or closed. We keep Facebook, Instagram and X current in one voice, using real photos of your real work, so your evenings stay yours.
Nobody reads your feed. They check it for a pulse.
Here's how we think it goes. Someone gets your name from a neighbor or a search. Before calling, they look you up. They aren't studying your content calendar. They want a recent date, a real photo, and a sign the owner still cares. A page whose last post is from two summers ago doesn't say anything bad. It raises a question, and a person with three names on a list doesn't have to wait for the answer.
We have tested 487 homepages in our Phoenix-area sample and not one Facebook page, so we have no figure for how many customers do this. If someone quotes you one, ask where it came from. The case is simpler anyway. The page is already public and already saying something, so it may as well say the right thing. If the website it points to has the same problem, that's a separate conversation.
One voice means somebody wrote down the rules.
Consistency sounds like a mood. It's a short document. What you call yourself. Whether it's "we" or "the crew." Which words you never use. What you don't post about. Which towns you serve. Then the same logo, the same hours and the same phone number on Facebook, Instagram, X, your Google profile and your site.
That matters past social. We'd expect the same tidiness to help when someone asks an AI assistant about you, since we'd expect it to read whatever's lying around. And a good post can have a second life on your email list or as the start of a longer page.
A bad phone photo beats a good stock photo.
Customers have seen the smiling stock technician. They haven't seen your crew, your truck, or the mess you cleaned up. We show your team what to capture: before and after, the crew at work, the finished job. It takes a minute on site. We handle the editing, captions and scheduling.
Work done out of sight needs this most. We wrote about that in a post on pool service, where the customer is at the office while the job gets done. Ask customers before you show their house or their face. If you're in dentistry, a med spa, law or finance, ask your counsel or licensing board what you may post before we post it. We can't give you that answer.
The proof we can show, and its limits.
The fullest example we have is Mac & Bleu, a Phoenix business podcast that began in March 2022 with an empty YouTube channel. We built the branding, the thumbnails, the upload schedule and the marketing. A new show went out every Monday. The channel now has 18,000 subscribers, more than 2.1 million views and over a thousand videos.
That's a podcast on YouTube, and you probably aren't one. We wouldn't promise you those numbers or anything near them. What carries over is the habit: a plan small enough to keep, on a schedule you can hold to. There's more on the work page.
Paid is a separate switch.
In our view, posting keeps you visible to people who already know you, and it's a slow way to fill next week. For that, paid social puts your best work in front of people who don't know you, and the ad spend goes straight to the platform. Ratings and complaints live on another street, at Yelp and Google. We'd rather set the order with you than sell you all of it at once.
How it works
Clean up first. Then keep the schedule.
Clean up the accounts
We find every page you have, including the one a former employee started. Names, logos, hours and links get matched, and dead accounts get dealt with.
Write the rules
A short voice guide and a posting schedule, sized to how much real material your business produces. You agree to it before anything goes out.
Start the photo habit
Your crew learns what to capture and where to send it. From there we do the editing, the captions and the scheduling.
Post and review
Posts go out on schedule. Approve all of them at first if you like. We show you what went out and what got a response, then adjust what's next.
Simply amazing!
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First class all the way!
From the prompt communication, being available seven days a week, to the nuts and bolts of getting our project completed on time and on budget — I highly recommend!
What else keeps your name around.
Price it in a minute
Price the upkeep on your feed.
Tap Social media, then use the notes to say which accounts you have and how long they've been quiet. The starting price appears on screen: from $575 a month, depending on complexity, setup and budget.
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Brand Management: questions we hear a lot.
Which social platforms do you manage?
Facebook, Instagram and X are the core. We'll suggest another only if your customers actually use it. Most local businesses don't need to be everywhere. They need to look alive in the two or three places a customer checks. Reviews are a neighboring job, covered on our Yelp page.
How often will you post?
We set a schedule at the start, based on how much real material your business produces, and then we work to it. A roofer in storm season and an accountant in August won't have the same answer. We'd rather post less and never go quiet than post a lot for a month and disappear.
Do I need to provide photos?
Yes, and phone snapshots are fine. We'll show your team what to capture and handle the rest. If you have no photos at all, tell us. That's a problem worth solving first, and it may also be why your website feels generic.
Do I get to approve posts first?
Yes, if you want to. Plenty of owners read everything for the first month, then ease off once the voice sounds right. You can pause or change direction whenever you need to.
Will social media bring me customers?
We can't promise that, and we'd be careful with anyone who does. Our read is that regular posting makes you look open and familiar. Whether that turns into calls depends on your business and your market. If you want to count what comes in, conversion tracking is how. If you need work next week, look at paid social.
We're a medical, legal or financial practice. Can you run our accounts?
We can do the posting, but what you're allowed to say and show is for your counsel, licensing board or compliance officer to decide, and they should see the voice guide first. We won't tell you what a rule requires. Our pages for healthcare, law firms and financial firms cover the website side.
How much does brand management cost?
It's ongoing marketing work, which starts from $575 a month, depending on complexity, setup and budget. See the pricing page. If you add paid social, the ad spend is paid to the platform directly.
Find out what a pulse costs.
Brand management starts from $575 a month, and the pricing page has it in writing. Tell us which accounts you've got and how long they've been quiet.