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Social media marketing

Editorial planning, production and community management across the platforms where your audience actually is — not all of them. Consistency beats volume, and a calendar beats improvisation.

Start with the free diagnostic

Tell us where to reach you. Nothing else is needed yet.

Three ranked priorities and a call to go through them, within five working days. Free, and yours to keep either way.

  • Meta
  • Google Ads
  • Google Analytics
  • TikTok Ads
  • Snapchat
  • X
  • Semrush
  • Mailchimp
  • WordPress

Present on every platform, reaching no one on any of them

An account opened everywhere, the same image pushed to all of them, and a reach figure that falls a little every month. The platform where buyers actually decide is served the same material as the one where they never were. The volume went up; the inbox goes unanswered, and nothing published connects to anything the business is trying to sell.

How we do it

  1. Six glass tiles carrying abstract symbols; two are ringed in gold, the others are faded.

    Fewer platforms, served properly

    We establish which platforms your buyers genuinely use for this decision, and which are there out of habit. The rest are closed or left dormant rather than fed — a half-kept account costs attention and returns nothing.

  2. A grid of glass post tiles where each row repeats one single layout, marked by a gold rod along its edge.

    An editorial line, not a stream of posts

    Recurring formats with a reason to exist: what each one is for, who it addresses and what it should leave a viewer able to do. Improvisation is what makes an account expensive to run and easy to forget.

  3. A vertical glass video frame ringed in gold, beside a faded horizontal frame struck through.

    Produced for the platform, not resized for it

    Vertical video shot vertically. Arabic and French written as two pieces rather than one translated after the fact. Subtitles that carry the meaning with the sound off, which is how most of it is watched.

  4. A thread of glass chat bubbles with the replies ringed in gold, beside a small note of three marked rules.

    Answer the people who write to you

    The line is agreed before anything is published: what we answer ourselves, what we pass to you, and what is never answered in public. The questions that keep recurring are fed back into what gets published next.

  • Editorial calendar
  • Content production and formatting per platform
  • Publishing and community management
  • Monthly performance review

Our approach

  1. Audit

    We look at what exists first — the site, the channels, the numbers — before recommending anything new.

  2. Strategy

    One objective, the audience it concerns, and the two or three channels worth the effort. Written down and agreed.

  3. Execution

    Production and publication on a calendar you can see, with the content made to fit each channel properly.

  4. Optimisation

    Measure, keep what works, drop what does not. Reported monthly in plain language, not vanity metrics.

About this service.

  • Do you reply to comments and messages?

    Yes, community management is part of the service. What we agree first is the line: what we answer on our own, what we escalate to you, and what we never answer publicly. A page that posts well and ignores its inbox loses more than it gains.

  • How many posts a month do I get?

    The number is set in the editorial calendar against the objective, not quoted as a package before we know what the objective is. Volume is the easiest thing for an agency to sell and the least connected to whether anything happens — consistency on the channel that matters beats a count spread across channels that do not.

Start with the diagnostic.

A written read of what you already have — the site, the channels, the numbers — measured against what the business is trying to achieve. Three ranked priorities and a call to go through them, within five working days. Free, and yours to keep whether or not we work together.