Engaging NDIS Facebook Page Setup
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
I need a Facebook Page built from scratch for my new NDIS service that supports people with intellectual disabilities. I already have a logo and full brand kit ready to go; what I’m missing is the page itself—complete, on-brand, and ready to start conversations.
Here’s what I’m looking for:
• Page creation and optimisation: correct category selection, username, call-to-action button, and an informative About section that clearly explains our services and values.
• Visual branding: upload the logo as the profile image and design a matching cover that fits Facebook’s latest size guidelines.
• Starter content: prepare and schedule an initial set of posts—service updates, success stories, and educational articles—in an informative, community-focused tone. A handful of eye-catching graphics or templates that I can reuse later would be ideal.
• Basic community setup: configure messaging settings, page roles, and accessibility features so we’re ready to respond to enquiries and comments from day one.
If you have experience launching Facebook presences for health, disability, or community-based organisations, I’d love to see examples. Clear, step-by-step hand-over notes will help me maintain the page once it’s live.
Looking forward to working with someone who can translate our mission into an engaging social hub.
I would like all quotes in $AUD
Here’s what I’m looking for:
• Page creation and optimisation: correct category selection, username, call-to-action button, and an informative About section that clearly explains our services and values.
• Visual branding: upload the logo as the profile image and design a matching cover that fits Facebook’s latest size guidelines.
• Starter content: prepare and schedule an initial set of posts—service updates, success stories, and educational articles—in an informative, community-focused tone. A handful of eye-catching graphics or templates that I can reuse later would be ideal.
• Basic community setup: configure messaging settings, page roles, and accessibility features so we’re ready to respond to enquiries and comments from day one.
If you have experience launching Facebook presences for health, disability, or community-based organisations, I’d love to see examples. Clear, step-by-step hand-over notes will help me maintain the page once it’s live.
Looking forward to working with someone who can translate our mission into an engaging social hub.
I would like all quotes in $AUD