All social media management packages include Facebook and Instagram. TikTok is available as an add on and depends on your business goals, what’s working in your industry, and your budget.

If a platform doesn’t make sense for your audience, we’re not forcing it.

Short answer: Yes.

Real answer: Social media supports word of mouth. When someone hears your name, the first thing they do is look you up. Your online presence should back up the great reputation you already have, not contradict it.

Social media management services require a 6 month minimum commitment because social media growth is built through consistency, testing, and refinement over time.

The minimum protects your investment by allowing enough time for strategy, content, and momentum to actually work. Social media is not an overnight win and short-term contracts do not deliver long-term results.

Absolutely. Your marketing plan is designed to grow with your business. Many clients start with social media management and add content creation, email marketing, community management, or a new website as their business expands.

I wish it worked that fast! The first month is all about strategy, planning, your first on site content session (if you chose that add on), and content editing so we can start strong and consistent.

Rushing into posting without a plan leads to scattered content, wasted time, and posts that don’t actually move your business forward.

Once the prep month is complete, we launch with a fully managed, scroll stopping, stress free social presence.

No; and anyone who does is full of crap! And honestly, that’s not the goal anymore.

Social platforms are shifting toward watch time, saves, shares, and silent engagement. Most people aren’t liking or commenting…they’re lurking, watching, and deciding if they trust you.

That’s why I focus on content that holds attention, builds familiarity, and supports real buying behavior, not vanity metrics that look cute but don’t convert.

I don’t just post content, I get to know you and your business inside and out. Every new client completes an in depth questionnaire where we cover your brand story, mission, values, audience, ideal customer, services, and even the little things that make your business you.

I also review any existing branding, past content, and analytics, so your social media presence feels authentic, on-brand, and actually works for your goals.

The goal? When someone scrolls your feed, they see your business exactly as you want it represented without you having to explain it post by post.

That’s exactly what our discovery call is for. We’ll talk through your goals, your workload, your budget, and how involved you want to be. From there, I’ll recommend a plan that makes sense for where your business is today with room to grow over time.

“Social-first content” means content created specifically for how people consume on social media, not just repurposed from a traditional photoshoot.

In plain terms, it’s:

• Shot vertically with Reels in mind

• Framed for mobile viewing

• Captured in shorter, dynamic clips

• Designed to feel natural and in-the-moment

• Built with hooks, movement, and storytelling in mind

• Created knowing it will live on Instagram first — not a billboard or brochure

It’s different from traditional brand photography, which is often more posed and designed for websites, print, or general brand use.

We’re not replacing brand photography; we’re capturing content designed to perform on social media.

Because it works.

It’s professional, reliable, mobile-friendly, easy to update, and doesn’t require you to call a developer every time you want to swap a photo or update a service.

For most blue collar and trades businesses, it’s exactly what you need without the unnecessary bells and whistles.

Absolutely. Website copywriting is available as an add-on service.

If writing about yourself feels harder than running your business, you’re not alone.

I’ll help make sure your website clearly communicates who you are, what you do, and why people should hire you.

Only two per quarter.

This allows me to give each project the attention it deserves while continuing to serve my social media management clients.

Once those spots are filled, the next available opening moves to the following quarter.

A good blue collar website should:

• Clearly explain what you do

• Show real photos of your work

• Be easy to use on mobile

• Make it simple to contact you

• Build trust quickly

• Look as professional as the work you’re producing

Because at the end of the day, your website should be your hardest-working employee. It should be selling your business long after you’ve clocked out for the day.

Because I don’t build websites for everyone. I build websites specifically for blue collar and trades businesses.

I understand your customers, your industry, and the way people actually hire contractors today.

That means no trendy design for the sake of design. No fluff. No unnecessary bells and whistles.

Just a strategic website built to showcase your work, build trust, and help your business grow.

Think of it this way: you wouldn’t hire a residential roofer to install a commercial flat roof. Why hire a web designer who doesn’t understand your industry?