Strategy and positioning
Audience, goals, content pillars and channel choices, documented in a short strategy you can share with your team.
- Audience definition
- Goals and measures
- Content pillars
- Channel choice
- Tone of voice
- Competitor review
We plan, create and publish social media content for LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook, with a content calendar you can see, approvals in one place and reports that connect posts to enquiries.

Worked with
Problems we solve
For most businesses, social media is important but always last on the list.
Weeks go by without posts, then several appear at once.
Drafts, feedback and approvals are lost across chats and emails.
Content isn't linked to services, campaigns or enquiries.
Nobody tracks which posts bring visits or leads.
Our solution
Strategy, content and process, so posting becomes reliable and useful.
Themes built around your services, audience and the questions customers ask.
See every planned post, comment on drafts and approve them in one place.
Track visits and enquiries from social, not only likes.
What we do
From strategy to publishing and reporting.
Audience, goals, content pillars and channel choices, documented in a short strategy you can share with your team.
A monthly calendar of posts linked to your services, launches, events and seasonal moments.
On-brand creatives, carousels, short videos where suitable, and captions written for each platform.
Drafts shared for comments and approval with a clear audit trail, then scheduled and published on time.
Company page and founder content for B2B businesses, focused on expertise and trust with buyers.
Monthly reports on reach, engagement, website visits and enquiries from social, with recommendations.
What you get
Consistency, control and clarity.
Posts planned weeks ahead.
Feedback and sign-off in one place.
Consistent design and voice.
Visits and enquiries tracked.
Posts link to the right pages.
Pages and assets stay in your name.
Why us
Social Sphere CRM, our own product, is built for content calendars and approvals.
Posts link to pages we can build and track.
We measure what matters to the business.
A proposal with scope and a customised quotation.
A free strategy call, then a written proposal with a customised quotation.
Our approach
Open each step to see what it covers.
Your business, audience, competitors and current accounts.
Goals, channels, content pillars and measures agreed in writing.
A monthly plan of posts shared for review.
Designs and captions prepared and sent for approval.
Approved posts scheduled and published.
Monthly reports and improvements.
Common situations
Most engagements begin with one of these situations.
Options
How the main options compare.
| Criteria | Managed service | Freelancer | In-house only |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strategy and reporting | Included | Varies | Depends on skills |
| Design and copy | Team of specialists | One person | Depends on team |
| Consistency | Planned calendar | Varies | Often slips |
| Best for | Businesses that want reliability | Small budgets | Teams with dedicated marketers |
We can also support an in-house marketer with strategy, design and approvals.
Who we help
Common content approaches we plan.
Results, faculty, events and admissions.
See the workLinkedIn, products and projects.
See the workExpertise and updates for clients.
See the workProjects, progress and site visits.
See the workApprovals and calendars with Social Sphere CRM.
See the workOffers, events and reviews nearby.
See the workHow we work together
Every engagement starts with a written proposal and a customised quotation.
Strategy, profiles, templates and a first calendar.
Best for: Businesses starting fresh
Calendar, content, approvals, publishing and reports.
Best for: Businesses that want it handled
Strategy, design and approval workflows.
Best for: Teams with a marketer
Guide
B2B buyers research on LinkedIn; consumers often discover brands on Instagram; many local and family audiences are on Facebook. Choose two channels you can do well rather than five you can't keep up.
Your website and WhatsApp remain where most enquiries happen, so link social posts to them.
Pick three to five themes, such as expertise, work and results you can share, people and culture, customer questions and offers. Rotate them through the month.
Pillars make planning faster and keep content tied to the business.
Slow approvals are the main reason calendars slip. Agree who approves, how quickly, and where feedback is given. Keep drafts, comments and approvals in one place with a clear history.
This is the problem we built Social Sphere CRM to solve for agencies and teams.
Reach and likes show visibility, but website visits, enquiries and sales show value. Use tracked links and ask new customers how they found you.
Review monthly which topics and formats lead to action.
A single project, article or event can become several posts: a carousel, a short video, a quote and a behind-the-scenes photo. Repurposing saves time and reinforces your message.
Link back to the full article or service page on your website.
For B2B businesses, posts from founders and team members often reach more people than company pages. Share expertise, lessons from projects and behind-the-scenes stories.
A simple routine of a few posts a week works better than occasional long essays.
The questions your sales and support teams answer every day make excellent posts. They are relevant, practical and show expertise.
Keep a shared list of questions and turn them into posts, carousels and short videos.
Social media is a conversation. Reply to comments and messages promptly and politely, and route enquiries to the right person.
Agree who responds and how quickly, so nothing is missed.
Reusable templates for common post types, such as quotes, tips, project highlights and announcements, keep design consistent and save time each month.
Keep templates flexible enough to avoid every post looking the same.
Posts about your team, culture and projects help attract talent as well as clients. Many candidates check a company's LinkedIn before applying.
Include hiring posts in the calendar when you have open roles.
Short videos, such as behind-the-scenes clips, quick tips and project walkthroughs, perform well on most platforms. A phone, good light and a clear message are often enough.
Plan a few simple video formats and repeat them, rather than chasing complex productions.
For B2B businesses, the best signals are profile visits from decision-makers, website visits from social, enquiries and conversations started. Likes matter less than who engages.
Track links with UTM parameters so social traffic shows up clearly in analytics.
A short voice guide, covering tone, words to use and avoid, and how to reply to comments, keeps posts consistent even when several people contribute.
Consistency builds recognition over time.
For teams that manage several brands or clients, Social Sphere CRM, our own product, keeps calendars, drafts, comments and approvals in one place with a full history of who approved what.
It is the same workflow we use to run approvals smoothly.
Costs depend on channels, posting frequency, design and video needs, copywriting, community management and reporting.
We don't publish fixed prices or packages. After a strategy call, we send a written proposal with a customised quotation.
Before you talk to us
Mainly LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook, chosen based on your audience.
Yes. Every post is shared for comments and approval before publishing.
Our own product for social media agencies and teams: content calendars, client portals, media libraries and approvals with an audit trail.
We create short edits and reels where they suit your goals; larger video production is scoped separately.
Our focus is organic social media. Ask us about paid campaigns for your specific case.
You do. We work with access you control, and all assets are yours.
No. We focus on consistent, useful content and measure visits and enquiries.
We can, or we can route them to your team, depending on the plan.
Yes. We help plan and draft posts for founders to review and publish.
Yes. The monthly calendar is shared before posts are created.
We can plan and edit short videos; filming is usually done by your team on a phone, with our guidance.
Through website visits, enquiries and engagement from the right audience, tracked with UTM links.
Yes. Approval steps can include more than one person.
It depends on channels, frequency, design, video and reporting. We do not publish fixed prices; share your needs for a customised quotation.
Contact us
Share a few details. Our team reviews every enquiry and gets back to you to set up a call.