Two networks, core posting and replies
$1,000 to $2,500 a month
Social media management company for brands running several platforms at once
Your Instagram says one thing, LinkedIn says another, and Facebook hasn't been touched since spring. A social media management company pulls those accounts under one plan and one voice. We start with a free analysis you'll have as a PDF within 24 hours, then a senior project manager matches you with a specialist who runs social media management services across every channel you keep.
Free, no obligation. A senior project manager walks you through the analysis.
Free analysis in 24 hours
Send us your website. Within 24 hours, you'll get a written analysis comparing your marketing with your competitors'.
Free marketing analysis
- PDF analysis
- 5 competitors
- Prioritized action list
Your analysis is prepared by a senior project manager with 15+ years of experience in marketing.
Key takeaways
The short version
Before you read on
- One plan covers every account your business keeps.
- Each post gets reshaped for the platform it lands on.
- Your brand sounds like the same company everywhere.
- Results from all platforms land in a single monthly report.
What to know
What a social media management company actually fixes
Plenty of businesses keep four or five profiles alive, yet nobody owns the whole picture. The intern posts on TikTok, sales shares on LinkedIn, and the owner answers Facebook reviews at midnight. Each account drifts in its own direction, and the hours spent on them never add up to anything.
Good management starts from the top. You set one direction for the brand, then translate it into each network's format and habits. Instagram still looks like Instagram and LinkedIn still reads like LinkedIn, but a customer who follows you on both recognizes the same company. That's the job, and it's broader than posting on a schedule. You can read how the specialist side works on our social media service page.
Checklist
What the service covers when you hand it over
The scope below is what you should expect from any provider running more than one account for you.
Checklist
- A single communication plan written for all your channels
- A monthly calendar that respects how each network behaves
- Formats resized and rewritten for every platform's rules
- Replies to comments and direct messages on each account
- One combined report instead of five separate dashboards
What you get
Why coordinated accounts beat scattered ones
A voice people recognize
Someone who meets you on Instagram and later on LinkedIn hears the same brand, not two strangers.
Effort that compounds
When every account pushes the same message, the work on one network lifts the others instead of competing with them.
Posts that fit the feed
A single idea becomes a carousel, a short clip and a text post, each shaped for where it will run.
A clear view of what works
Pooled numbers show which network brings visits and leads, so budget moves to the channel that earns it.
Step by step
How your accounts move from audit to monthly reporting
Step 1
Account audit
Your specialist reviews every profile you run and marks where the tone, visuals or posting rhythm drift apart.
Step 2
Shared direction
Together you agree on one message, the audience for each network and the topics the brand returns to.
Step 3
Calendar and adaptation
Content gets written once and then adapted to each channel, with a calendar you approve before anything goes live.
Step 4
Publishing and review
Posts go out on schedule, conversations get answered, and the month closes with one report covering all platforms.
Good to know
Social media management costs in the US market
What you pay depends on how many networks you keep, how often you post and how much original content has to be produced. These are typical US market ranges for social media management packages from agencies and freelancers, not our rates.
Three to five platforms, full management
$2,500 to $6,000 a month
Management plus regular video production
Priced with the video volume, often $1,000 to $5,000 extra a month
Management plus paid social campaigns
Management fee quoted apart from the ad spend itself
Side by side
Managing several channels versus running one profile
Scope
Management spans every network you use, while running a profile covers a single account
Consistency
Management keeps one brand message intact from feed to feed
Coordination
The more accounts you keep, the more a written plan matters
Who it suits
Management suits businesses active on three or more platforms
When it makes sense
When it's time to manage multiple social media accounts as one
The need usually shows up the day you open a second or third profile and realize nobody is steering them together. Messages start to contradict each other, a promotion runs on one network and not the others, and the numbers live in separate apps nobody compares.
It also makes sense when your audience is spread out. Homeowners may find you on Facebook and Nextdoor, while buyers at other companies check LinkedIn. You want to be where those people already spend time, yet your team can't give every account the same care. Social media and community management handled by one person keeps each of those places active without stretching your staff thin.
Before you start
Let's line up your accounts
Order a free marketing analysis and we'll look at every profile you keep, then suggest one direction that ties them together. The PDF reaches you within 24 hours, and you can see what happens next on how it works.
Checklist
What makes coordinated social media work
A solid social media content strategy rests on a handful of habits. Check your current setup against them.
Checklist
- One strategy in place of a separate idea for each account
- Content cut to the format of the network it runs on
- The same brand tone in captions, replies and bios
- A monthly review that puts every platform's results side by side
The details
Scattered accounts burn hours that never add up
When each profile runs on its own, a strong week on TikTok does nothing for your LinkedIn page, and a clever Facebook campaign never reaches your Instagram followers. Only a shared plan turns that scattered activity into a single message people remember. Our senior project manager, with 15+ years in marketing, matches a vetted specialist to your industry and stays your one contact while the work runs. See the full range of marketing services if social is only part of the picture.
FAQ
Questions companies ask us
Short answers. The free analysis call covers anything specific to your company.
01Does a social media management company run every platform out there?
It should run the networks where your customers actually spend time, not all of them. Showing up everywhere thins out your effort, so your specialist picks platforms based on who buys from you, then puts real work into those few instead of a token post on ten.
02Will the same post go out on every channel?
Not word for word. The idea stays the same, but the format changes: a LinkedIn post needs a stronger opening line, Instagram leans on visuals, and a short video gets its own edit. Copying one post everywhere tends to look out of place on at least half the feeds.
03How is managing several accounts different from running one profile?
Running a profile means handling one network day to day. Management sits a level above: it sets the shared plan, keeps the brand message consistent across all accounts and decides how each one supports the others.
04Will I get one report covering all my platforms?
Yes. Numbers from each network are pulled into a single monthly summary, so you can see which platform sends visits and inquiries and which one mostly collects likes. That view makes it easier to move time and ad budget where it pays.
05How many channels should a small business run at the same time?
For social media management for small business, two or three well-run accounts usually beat six neglected ones. The right number depends on your team's capacity and where your buyers are. Your specialist sets it during the first month and revisits it once results come in.
06Do I need a business social media strategy before hiring help?
No, building it is part of the work. You bring what you know about your customers and goals, and the specialist turns it into a written plan covering audiences, topics, tone and posting rhythm. If you already have one, it gets reviewed and adjusted rather than replaced.
Free analysis
See where your marketing stands, then decide what to do next
Send us your website. Within 24 hours, you'll get a written analysis comparing your channels with your competitors', plus a call with a senior project manager who has run marketing for 15+ years.
- Analysis within 24 hours
- No obligation
- PDF covering 5 competitors
- Team picked by your PM
Free marketing analysis
- PDF analysis
- 5 competitors
- Prioritized action list
Your analysis is prepared by a senior project manager with 15+ years of experience in marketing.
Are you a marketer with experience in a specific industry? Join the team