Manage Pizza Franchise Social Media
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I need a hands-on partner who can take full ownership of my local pizza franchise’s Facebook and Instagram presence. The job is equal parts planning and doing: you’ll create fresh visuals and copy, schedule everything, and keep both feeds looking consistent and on-brand.
Scope
• Content mix: promotional offers, customer-engagement prompts (polls, questions, user-generated shout-outs), plus the occasional behind-the-scenes slice-making moment.
• Posting rhythm: three to four times each week, every week.
• Voice: friendly yet professional—think “trusted neighbourhood pizza spot” rather than meme page.
• Platforms: Facebook page and Instagram grid/reels/stories.
Deliverables each month
1. A content calendar outlining post topics and dates.
2. 12–16 finished posts (static images, short reels, or carousels) ready to upload.
3. Captions and hashtags optimised for reach and engagement.
4. Basic performance report highlighting what worked so we can refine the next batch.
Good knowledge of Canva, Photoshop, or another design tool is essential, and familiarity with Meta Business Suite or a comparable scheduler will make life easier. Photography or short-form video skills are a plus; if you can shoot an in-store clip while directing staff for a quick reel, that’s gold.
If this sounds like your jam, let me know how you’d approach the first 30 days and share a couple of sample posts or links to similar food-industry pages you’ve managed.
Scope
• Content mix: promotional offers, customer-engagement prompts (polls, questions, user-generated shout-outs), plus the occasional behind-the-scenes slice-making moment.
• Posting rhythm: three to four times each week, every week.
• Voice: friendly yet professional—think “trusted neighbourhood pizza spot” rather than meme page.
• Platforms: Facebook page and Instagram grid/reels/stories.
Deliverables each month
1. A content calendar outlining post topics and dates.
2. 12–16 finished posts (static images, short reels, or carousels) ready to upload.
3. Captions and hashtags optimised for reach and engagement.
4. Basic performance report highlighting what worked so we can refine the next batch.
Good knowledge of Canva, Photoshop, or another design tool is essential, and familiarity with Meta Business Suite or a comparable scheduler will make life easier. Photography or short-form video skills are a plus; if you can shoot an in-store clip while directing staff for a quick reel, that’s gold.
If this sounds like your jam, let me know how you’d approach the first 30 days and share a couple of sample posts or links to similar food-industry pages you’ve managed.