Consistent presence
A plan you can actually keep, without weeks of silence.
Social Media & Content
Posting is not enough. A social profile that helps the business has a defined audience, a recognisable message and content that moves people towards getting in touch.

A content plan sets topics, formats and publishing frequency in advance. It keeps your presence consistent without improvising, covers all the themes your audience cares about over time, and makes results comparable from one month to the next.
A useful plan starts from a few concrete questions: who should read it, with what objective, and which topics you can genuinely speak to. From there you set a frequency your resources can sustain. Twice a week for twelve months beats every day for one month followed by silence.
Who this is for
Content performs better when connected to the rest of the path: see how to promote it with Meta Ads or route the audience into an acquisition funnel.
Problems I solve
The solution
It starts with strategy: who we are talking to, with what objective, around which recurring topics. From there comes a sustainable editorial plan, matched to the resources you actually have.
Then production: copy, graphics consistent with your visual identity, formats suited to each platform. Management includes publishing, comment monitoring and orderly collection of enquiries.
For professionals I also work on personal branding: positioning, areas of expertise and consistent presence on LinkedIn and the platforms that matter in your field.
What is included
Concrete benefits
A plan you can actually keep, without weeks of silence.
Consistent tone of voice and visual identity across channels.
Topics chosen from the questions your customers really ask.
Content feeds the website, campaigns and nurturing instead of living in isolation.
Comparison
| Aspect | Organic content | Boosted content |
|---|---|---|
| Audience reached | Existing followers plus a limited share of new people. | An audience selected by interests, behaviour, location or similarity to current customers. |
| Function | Build recognition and trust over time. | Rapidly extend the reach of one specific message. |
| Limits | Organic reach is small and unpredictable. | It stops when the budget stops. |
| Together | Organic content supplies the material worth boosting and the credibility that makes the campaign work. | |
How I work
The same sequence applies to a website, a campaign and an automation project. It keeps decisions traceable and avoids work done for its own sake.
I study your market, your competitors, the data you already have and how enquiries reach you today. Without analysis, every decision is guesswork.
We define measurable goals, priorities and budget. We decide what comes first and what can wait, in a written plan you can actually read.
Structure, content, interfaces and conversion paths are designed before a single line of code is written or a campaign goes live.
I build the website, campaigns, automations and tracking, with quality checks on speed, accessibility and data accuracy.
We review results with real data and act where it matters. The work does not end at launch.
Frequently asked questions
Sources and references
Content on this page last reviewed: September 2026. The tools referenced above are changed by their own providers: where in doubt, the official documentation linked here takes precedence.
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