Logistics Social Media Lead Gen
Budget: $8 – $20 USD
I want a specialist who can take full ownership of our social media presence, with Instagram as the first priority while still keeping LinkedIn and Facebook active and on-brand. The core mission is to turn these channels into a steady source of qualified B2B leads—specifically shippers, e-commerce brands, and importers/exporters—so our 3PL services stay front-of-mind when decision makers need reliable logistics support.
Here’s what the engagement looks like from my side:
• Day-to-day channel management: consistent posting, community interaction, and profile optimisation that reflects our voice and credibility in freight, warehousing, and fulfilment.
• Content creation: regular industry-news updates packaged for social (short posts, carousels, reels) that educate and spark conversation.
• Lead-gen engine: build and refine funnels that capture contact details, then track results in a transparent, data-driven way.
• Paid amplification as needed: plan, launch, and iterate campaigns to boost reach or retarget engaged prospects—always balancing spend against cost-per-lead.
• Insight reporting: concise weekly metrics on followers, engagement, click-throughs, and, most importantly, qualified enquiries.
You’ll bring proven experience marketing within logistics or supply chain, a knack for crafting content that executives actually stop to read, and the analytical mindset to test, learn, and improve every week. If that sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s discuss how quickly you can start.
Here’s what the engagement looks like from my side:
• Day-to-day channel management: consistent posting, community interaction, and profile optimisation that reflects our voice and credibility in freight, warehousing, and fulfilment.
• Content creation: regular industry-news updates packaged for social (short posts, carousels, reels) that educate and spark conversation.
• Lead-gen engine: build and refine funnels that capture contact details, then track results in a transparent, data-driven way.
• Paid amplification as needed: plan, launch, and iterate campaigns to boost reach or retarget engaged prospects—always balancing spend against cost-per-lead.
• Insight reporting: concise weekly metrics on followers, engagement, click-throughs, and, most importantly, qualified enquiries.
You’ll bring proven experience marketing within logistics or supply chain, a knack for crafting content that executives actually stop to read, and the analytical mindset to test, learn, and improve every week. If that sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s discuss how quickly you can start.