E-Commerce Social Media Boost
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
My online store already runs on a solid e-commerce platform; what it lacks is the buzz that turns casual scrollers into loyal customers. The mission is clear: elevate my public visibility by sharpening our presence on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
Here’s where the work begins. Start with a quick audit of each profile—branding consistency, bio keywords, link tracking—so we know the baseline. From there, craft a channel-specific content plan that mixes product highlights, user-generated stories, short-form videos, and timely promotions. I’m open to a mix of organic posts and paid pushes as long as every action drives measurable engagement and click-throughs back to the store.
Key deliverables
• Profile refresh for Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter
• 30-day content calendar with post copy, creative concepts, and hashtags
• Set-up or refine ad campaigns, including audience targets and budget split recommendations
• Simple weekly reporting template that tracks followers, reach, engagement rate, and referral traffic to the site
Work can be staged by week—audit, strategy, rollout, optimisation—so progress is visible at every step. Once the first month’s plan is live and numbers begin to climb, we can discuss extending the collaboration or automating parts of the workflow.
All brand assets (logo, product photos, style guide) are ready to share on kickoff.
Here’s where the work begins. Start with a quick audit of each profile—branding consistency, bio keywords, link tracking—so we know the baseline. From there, craft a channel-specific content plan that mixes product highlights, user-generated stories, short-form videos, and timely promotions. I’m open to a mix of organic posts and paid pushes as long as every action drives measurable engagement and click-throughs back to the store.
Key deliverables
• Profile refresh for Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter
• 30-day content calendar with post copy, creative concepts, and hashtags
• Set-up or refine ad campaigns, including audience targets and budget split recommendations
• Simple weekly reporting template that tracks followers, reach, engagement rate, and referral traffic to the site
Work can be staged by week—audit, strategy, rollout, optimisation—so progress is visible at every step. Once the first month’s plan is live and numbers begin to climb, we can discuss extending the collaboration or automating parts of the workflow.
All brand assets (logo, product photos, style guide) are ready to share on kickoff.