Social Media Management

Social media management for small businesses in East Tennessee.

Posting every week is the part that slips when the season gets busy. We plan it, make it, post it and answer comments, on a calendar you approve. Three levels, from $650 a month.

01  Packages

Social media pricing.

Monthly. Ad spend, if any, is separate and paid to the platforms.

Social Media Management: Starter

$650/mo

2 platforms, 12 posts a month, scheduling and a monthly report.

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Social Media Management: Growth

$1,250/mo

3 platforms, 20 posts a month, comment and message replies, and 4 short videos from your footage.

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Social Media Management: Pro

$2,200/mo

Growth plus a monthly on-site drone and video shoot and 8 short videos.

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02  How it runs

A calendar you approve, then we run it.

Based in Maryville and working across Blount, Knox and Sevier counties: Maryville, Knoxville, Sevierville, Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg.

01

Plan

A monthly calendar built around your season, your jobs and what's working.

02

Make

Posts and short videos from your footage, or from our own shoot on Pro.

03

Approve

One named approver, standing approval for everyday posts, and explicit approval for anything that makes a promise.

04

Post and reply

Scheduled publishing, plus comment and message replies on Growth and Pro.

05

Report

One monthly report on what the posts did.

▸  FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

01

How much does social media management cost?

Social Media Management: Starter is $650 a month, Growth is $1,250 a month and Pro is $2,200 a month.

02

Which platforms do you post to?

Starter covers 2 platforms and Growth and Pro cover 3, usually picked from Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and LinkedIn based on where your customers are.

03

Do you make the videos?

Growth includes 4 short videos a month from your footage. Pro adds a monthly on-site drone and video shoot and 8 short videos.

04

Who approves posts?

You name one approver. Everyday posts run on standing approval; anything that makes a promise, like a price or an offer, waits for an explicit yes.