Social media content creation services and daily management
We make the posts. We run the accounts.
For businesses that need consistent monthly output and have nobody in-house to own it. Production and management in one retainer, worked by seniors, volume agreed in writing up front.
- Static, carousel, short video and stories, built per platform
- Captions, hashtags, localisation, scheduling and publishing
- Comments, DMs and review replies in your voice
- No minimum contract, notice period in writing
What social media content creation services cover
Two jobs sold together because they fail apart: making the content, then running the accounts.
Strategy and paid budgets sit on our social media marketing services page; Meta work lives with Facebook and Instagram marketing. Organic and paid share a login, not a discipline — a split Sprout Social sets out well.
Production
Concepts, design, copy, video editing and localisation, built per platform.
Running the accounts
Calendar, scheduling, publishing, comments, DMs, replies. One senior owns it.
What we do not do
No influencer contracting, no paid amplification, no follower-growth schemes.
Who this is for, and who it is not
The missing piece is capacity, not ideas. If you want search traffic rather than an audience, start with SEO services.
Nobody owns it
Social is someone’s job in theory and nobody’s in practice.
A lead who needs hands
You have direction already. What is missing is capacity, not another deck.
Not us, honestly
Want a viral hit or a follower target by Q4? Whoever promises that is selling bots.
What you get each month
Volume is agreed before the first invoice and written into your plan: posts by format, channel and language. We publish no standard count, because a promise the team cannot hold every month is worse than no number.
We design and edit in-house, licence stock where honest, and you supply anything showing your product, premises or people. Articles and linkable assets are content marketing.
Fixed in your content plan
Replies, response times and where we stop
Optional and priced separately. In scope, we write as you from an agreed tone document, because an unanswered comment is still a published answer.
What is covered
Comments, DMs and review replies on the channels in your plan.
Hours, honestly
Business hours, Monday to Friday. No overnight desk, no weekend rota unless contracted.
Escalation
Complaints, legal, money and safety reach you before we answer.
How a month actually runs
The calendar lives on one shared board, drafts are commented on in place, and publishing runs through a single scheduler.
Calendar proposed
Next month’s concepts, formats and dates, with the reasoning behind each.
You sign off
One named person approves or comments, inside a window set in the agreement.
Production
Assets made, revised inside the agreed rounds, scheduled and published.
What happened
Reach, engagement, what to repeat and drop. Attribution is tracking and reporting work.
What social media management services cost
Two models: a monthly retainer covering an agreed volume plus the management around it, or a fixed-scope project for a launch.
Four things move the number: post volume, how much of it is video, how many languages and markets, and whether shoots are needed.
Never included and never marked up: ad spend, influencer fees, stock licences, travel. Your quote comes back with the free audit, itemised.
How we charge
Agency, freelancer, or an in-house junior?
The question buyers ask each other rather than the agency. Our answer includes the part that costs us work.
A freelancer
Right for one channel and a steady brief, and usually cheaper. The risk is continuity.
An in-house hire
Sensible once volume justifies a salary, plus tools and the video skill you still buy in.
An agency
Earns its margin when the brief spans design, copy, video and community at once.
Seniors only, and brands with rules
Every hour is worked by a senior — no junior learning your brand voice in public, no account manager relaying feedback. The team is in Oradea, Romania, working across European markets. 9 out of 10 sites that approach us are turned away.
Regulated verticals are a specialism. Organic social for iGaming means age-gating, responsible-gambling messaging, and platform policy that differs by market. We confirm what is publishable before a plan is built — the discipline behind our casino and iGaming work.
See a month of output before you commit
A short call, then a sample content plan for one month: real concepts for your brand, so you judge output, not a deck.
On the call
Fifteen minutes on what you sell, who buys it and which markets.
What to bring
Account handles, brand assets, any calendar or tone guide in use.
The commitment
No minimum contract, no long lock-in, just a notice period.
Fair questions, straight answers
How much does it cost to hire a social media content creator?
Four things drive it: monthly volume, how much is video, how many languages, and whether shoots are needed. A freelancer is cheapest for one channel; an in-house hire adds tools and skills on top of salary. Ad spend and licences are never included; your figure comes with the audit.
How many posts a month do we get?
The count is fixed in your content plan before the first invoice, by format and channel, and it does not drift. We publish no standard number because the volume that suits one market is wrong for five. Filler calendars happen when an agency has a quota rather than something to say.
Do you shoot the photos and video, or do we supply them?
Design, editing, motion and copy are made in-house, and stock is licensed where using it is honest. Anything showing your product, premises or people comes from you or from a shoot, quoted separately with travel at cost. With no assets, month one leans on design-led formats.
How many rounds of revisions are included?
Revisions are fixed per post in the content plan, alongside a stated approval window, because the two only work as a pair. Drafts sit in a shared calendar you comment on directly, and one named person holds sign-off. Late feedback moves that post to the next slot.
Do you reply to comments and messages?
Yes, when community management is in scope: comments, DMs and review replies, in your voice, from an agreed tone document. Cover runs business hours, Monday to Friday, European time — no overnight desk and no weekend rota unless you contract one. Complaints and legal questions reach you first.
Is it better to hire an agency or a freelancer?
Often the freelancer, and we will say so on the call. For one channel, a couple of formats and a steady brief, a good freelancer is cheaper and closer to the work. An agency earns its margin when the brief spans design, copy, video and community at once.
What languages can you produce content in?
English and Romanian are produced in-house. Other European languages go through native-speaker writers we work with regularly, with a senior reviewing voice and compliance — we tell you which language is native and which is reviewed. Multi-market calendars are localised, not translated.
Do you produce content for regulated brands like casinos?
Yes — it is a specialism rather than something we tolerate. That means age-gating, responsible-gambling messaging, and platform policy on organic gambling content that differs by market. We confirm what is publishable in each market before building the plan, and decline what we cannot support.
A sample month, and a real quote
Send us your accounts. Within 24 hours you get an audit, a sample plan for one month, and the price to run it.
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