Facebook Campaign Content Creator
Budget: $150 – $250 USD
I’m looking for someone who can keep my Facebook presence fresh and on-brand through ongoing content creation. The page already has an active audience; what I need now is a steady flow of engaging posts that fit our tone, support current promotions, and encourage conversation.
Here’s what will keep the campaign on track:
• A weekly content calendar delivered every Friday, outlining topics, captions, and creative direction for the following week.
• Ready-to-publish assets—images, short videos, or carousels—formatted for Facebook and created with tools such as Canva, Adobe Express, or similar.
• Copy that aligns with our voice, includes relevant hashtags, and follows Facebook best practices for reach and engagement.
I’ll provide branding guidelines, past high-performing posts, and any product information you need. You’ll take it from there—brainstorming ideas, drafting copy, designing visuals, and sending everything for quick approval inside Facebook Business Suite (or in a shared folder, if you prefer).
Consistency is key, so I’d like to start with a one-month rollout (about three to five posts per week) and extend if we’re both happy with the results. If you have a knack for creating scroll-stopping content and understand how to keep a Facebook audience engaged, let’s get started.
Here’s what will keep the campaign on track:
• A weekly content calendar delivered every Friday, outlining topics, captions, and creative direction for the following week.
• Ready-to-publish assets—images, short videos, or carousels—formatted for Facebook and created with tools such as Canva, Adobe Express, or similar.
• Copy that aligns with our voice, includes relevant hashtags, and follows Facebook best practices for reach and engagement.
I’ll provide branding guidelines, past high-performing posts, and any product information you need. You’ll take it from there—brainstorming ideas, drafting copy, designing visuals, and sending everything for quick approval inside Facebook Business Suite (or in a shared folder, if you prefer).
Consistency is key, so I’d like to start with a one-month rollout (about three to five posts per week) and extend if we’re both happy with the results. If you have a knack for creating scroll-stopping content and understand how to keep a Facebook audience engaged, let’s get started.