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We plan, make and post your content on Instagram and Facebook, reply to comments and messages, and count how many become bookings, calls or visits.
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What our social media management work takes in
Your proposal only includes what your business actually needs.
Social media advertising
Facebook and Instagram ads aimed at people in your county, built to bring messages and enquiries rather than likes.
You post when you get a minute, and nothing comes of it
If your profiles look like this, people checking you out before they ring are having doubts.
- The last post is from the summer, and people check before they book.
- You post the odd offer, and the only like is from a cousin.
- Messages from customers wait days for an answer.
- You couldn't say whether Facebook has ever brought you a customer.
What changes when your profiles do some of the selling
How we get there
We plan a monthly calendar around what your customers want to see: your work, before and afters, answers to the usual questions and the people behind the business. For most local businesses, real photos and short videos do better than polished ads.
We keep your profile tidy with clear ways to contact you, answer comments and messages at the times agreed in your proposal and count the conversations social brings. To reach people who don't follow you yet, we add Facebook and Instagram ads.
Content that shows your work
Real jobs, real people and answers to questions, planned in a monthly calendar you approve.
Messages answered
Comments and DMs answered at the agreed times, or passed to you with context when they need your decision.
Results you can count
Messages, calls and website visits from social, tracked each month.
Meta Business Suite and GA4
How we look after your social media
Four stages. The monthly fee begins once you approve the first calendar.
Profiles and competitors
Your profiles and your competitors': what they post and what gets a reaction.
Profiles set up and a plan
Bio, contact buttons and links fixed, and the first month's calendar with topics and how we'll get the photos and videos.
Posting and replies
Once you approve the calendar, we post on schedule and answer comments and messages at the agreed times.
Monthly summary
What worked, what didn't and what we'll change next month, on your tracking page.
What our social media management covers
Platforms, posts a month and reply times are set in your proposal.
- A profile that leads to a call or message
- A calendar you approve before we post
- Posts and short videos of your real work
- Comments and messages answered
- A monthly summary in messages and bookings
We compare your profiles with your competitors'
We look at what you post, how often and what gets a reaction, next to businesses in your area, and tell you what we'd change first and whether social is worth it for you now.
- What we found
- The plan, page by page
- The fixed quote
- What we wouldn't do
Òscar and Carles look at your profiles before proposing anything, and they're the ones who answer you. Who we are
audit · hazelbarbershopathlone.ie
sample document
1 · What we found
Your last Instagram post is from May, there's no booking link and four messages from this week are still unread.
2 · The first month, post by post
- Bio with booking link and Eircode
- Monthly calendar of cuts and the shop
- Replies to messages within agreed hours
- Bookings from social counted
3 · Fixed quote
- Monthly fee
- In your proposal
- First invoice
- Once you approve
- Minimum term
- None
- Until then
- €0
When social media pays off for you, and when it doesn't
Pays off if
- Your customers look at Instagram or Facebook before buying.
- You can share photos or let us capture your work.
- You want social tied to real messages and calls.
Not a fit if
- You only want follower counts to grow.
- You can't share any real content from the business.
- You want to be on every platform at once.
No monthly fee until your profiles are in order
We sort out your profiles and show you the first month's calendar. The monthly fee in your proposal begins once you approve it. Each month: the posting calendar, comments and messages answered and a summary of what brought in enquiries.
- Your profiles stay yoursaccounts and ad accounts in your name
- No minimum termmonth to month, 30 days' notice
- No set-up chargethe monthly price is in your proposal
We don't promise followers or messages. We promise the work in your proposal: what's posted, when, and who replies.
How the monthly fee works- Profile review and proposal
- €0
- Profiles set up and tidied
- €0
- You approve the first calendar
- €0
- Every month from then on
- you pay
- Until you approve
- €0
Questions about social media management in Ireland
What Irish owners ask before handing over their profiles. Add yours to the audit form.
What does social media management cost in Ireland?
It depends on the platforms, posts and videos a month, whether there are ads and who makes the content. Our fixed monthly price goes in your proposal after the free audit, with no set-up charge and no minimum term; the first invoice comes once you approve the first calendar.
Is Facebook still worth it for a local Irish business?
For many local businesses, yes, alongside Instagram: it's where a lot of people check opening hours, events and reviews. Which platforms suit you depends on your customers; the audit tells you which ones and why.
Do I need to supply the photos?
You can send them from your phone and we edit and caption them, or the proposal can include a shoot. Real photos of your work almost always beat stock images, so we'll ask for some either way.
Will you answer messages from customers?
Yes, at the times agreed in your proposal. Anything that needs your call (a price, a complaint, a booking) goes to you right away with the context, so nobody's left waiting.
How do I know if social media is bringing in customers?
Every month you see the messages, calls, website visits and bookings that came from social, alongside what was posted. Likes and followers are there too, but they're not how we judge it.
Social media management covers planning, creating and posting on your profiles, replying to comments and messages and measuring what comes of it. We do it for small businesses in Ireland on Instagram and Facebook, with your real work. The monthly price is in your proposal, with no set-up charge and no minimum term.
More detail: Social media management
People check your Facebook before they pick up the phone
Even when they find you on Google, a lot of people look at your Facebook or Instagram before deciding. An empty or abandoned profile makes them wonder if you're still open.
In the free audit we look at your profiles and your competitors' and tell you whether social is worth it for you now or something else should come first.
Which platforms we look after, and why those
A local business doesn't need to be everywhere. Most do best on one or two platforms with steady posts and quick replies, and for a salon, a restaurant or a builder that's usually Instagram and Facebook. TikTok can work if you're comfortable on video and your customers are younger; LinkedIn, if you sell to other businesses. We tell you which ones in the audit, and why.
Your Google Business Profile counts too: many people see your photos and posts there before they ever open Instagram. That's part of local SEO, and we keep it saying the same thing as your profiles.
What's included, point by point
A profile that leads to a call or message
Bio, contact buttons, highlights and links set up so a visitor knows what to do next.
A calendar you approve before we post
Topics and formats planned a month ahead.
monthly content calendar
Posts and short videos of your real work
Posts, carousels and short videos from your photos or from a shoot if your proposal includes one.
Reels and Stories
Comments and messages answered
At the times set in your proposal, with anything that needs your decision passed to you.
community management
A monthly summary in messages and bookings
Conversations, calls and website visits from social each month, explained simply.
Meta insights and GA4
More on social media for Irish businesses
What goes well with social media
Someone is looking at your Facebook before they ring. Give them a reason to get in touch.
Tell us about your business in 2 minutes and we'll send you what your profiles say about you and what we'd change.
Review my profiles for free
Social media for Irish businesses: giveaways, offers and the ASAI
Posts that sell are marketing communications, and in Ireland they come under the ASAI Code of the Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland (adstandards.ie). A “like and share to win” giveaway needs clear terms and a real draw, a sale needs a genuine previous price and a post someone was paid for has to be clearly marked as an ad.
Irish audiences are small and local, so we plan content people in your town will recognise (your street, your jobs, your team) and keep your Google Business Profile posts saying the same thing, since many people see those first.