Social media strategy and planning

Scott D Anthony

Professor of Business Administration,
Dartmouth College

Content creation and posting

Got an upcoming book, speaking tour, or new product launch? That gives us a deep source of content to post about. And even if there’s nothing new on the horizon, you’ll probably have a legacy of material that is your own, and is still of value in your field or market. It’s not until you (and we) begin looking that you discover you have more to say than you first imagined.

Everything we post on your behalf is crafted by hand, using your branding, from scratch — nothing is automated or generated by AI. These are your messages, and they should be your material, and sound just like you speaking to your audience. Automation leads to generic content, and social media users can spot it a mile away.

As we said above, we’ll post to your schedule, and only go off-schedule if circumstances dictate, but you’ll see all your posts in our social media scheduling software where you can reject, query, and approve everything before it’s out in the world.

Nothing goes public without your knowledge.

Fiona de Lys

Colour consultant, speaker & trainer