Social media management is sold either as a cheap posting service that fills your grid with stock images, or as an expensive retainer with a strategy deck and not much else. The useful version is in between: a plan, consistent output, and someone paying attention to what worked.
We plan a month, draft a week ahead, and put the queue in front of you to approve. Reporting says which posts brought people to the site or the booking page, not which got the most likes: the two are frequently different posts.
Channels are chosen on where your customers are. For most South African local businesses that's Instagram and Facebook, sometimes TikTok, rarely LinkedIn. We would rather run two properly than five badly.
What you get
What is included
Strategy
What you post about, who it's for, and why anybody should care. Revisited quarterly rather than written once.
Content production
Posts, captions and reels. Volume depends on the package; every one is approved by you.
Community management
Comments and DMs answered in your tone, with anything sensitive passed to you.
Paid amplification
Putting budget behind what's already working, on Marketing and Everything.
Reporting
Reach and engagement, and more usefully the traffic and enquiries that came from it.
Byter Lab access
Your approval queue, your reporting, your files. A client portal most SA agencies do not offer.
Pricing
What this costs
This service is part of every package. Prices are on the site, not behind a call.
Website
R2,750
per month, excl. VAT
You need a site that works and someone to ask. Not marketing, yet.
Marketing
R5,500
per month, excl. VAT
You have a business that works and nobody has time to market it.
Everything
R22,000
per month, excl. VAT
Multi-site groups, property firms and e-commerce brands who want one supplier.
Questions
Common questions
How many posts a month?
Marketing is daily across two channels. Everything is daily across four with 16 reels a month. More matters less than consistent, but consistency has a floor.
Do you reply to comments?
Yes, in your tone, and anything that looks like a complaint or a real sales enquiry comes to you rather than getting a stock reply.
Can I still post myself?
Of course, it's your account. Tell us when you do so the schedule doesn't collide.
What about TikTok?
Worth it if your customers are there and you can supply footage. It's the most demanding channel for raw material, and a TikTok presence fed on stock video does nothing.
Tell us what you are trying to grow
We come back within one working day. If we are not the right fit, we will say so.
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