Interior Design Social Media Strategy
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
I run a small interior design studio and I’m ready to turn social media into a steady source of new projects. Right now I post mainly on Instagram and Facebook, yet I’m open to branching out if you see a better fit. The images you’ll have to work with include high-quality photos of finished spaces, along with notes on my design philosophy and process; those photos are the hero content, but I’ll need fresh captions, stories, and post ideas that stay true to my voice.
The immediate objective is simple: generate qualified leads and inquiries. To do that, I’m looking for about ten hours of support each week that covers:
• A nimble content plan—what to post, where, and why—revisited every month as traction builds
• Post creation and scheduling (feed, stories, reels, or other formats you recommend) using my photo archive plus any new assets you develop
• Community management: thoughtful replies, DMs, and light outreach to keep engagement genuine
• Basic analytics, distilled into clear next steps so we can double down on what works
If you enjoy crafting visual narratives that convert followers into clients and you’re comfortable iterating strategy as we go, let’s talk about the first month of work and outline a roadmap from there.
The immediate objective is simple: generate qualified leads and inquiries. To do that, I’m looking for about ten hours of support each week that covers:
• A nimble content plan—what to post, where, and why—revisited every month as traction builds
• Post creation and scheduling (feed, stories, reels, or other formats you recommend) using my photo archive plus any new assets you develop
• Community management: thoughtful replies, DMs, and light outreach to keep engagement genuine
• Basic analytics, distilled into clear next steps so we can double down on what works
If you enjoy crafting visual narratives that convert followers into clients and you’re comfortable iterating strategy as we go, let’s talk about the first month of work and outline a roadmap from there.