Social Media Management
- Thread starter JackB99
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The best way to offer social media management as a freelancer is by having different monthly package options that you offer to the business, perhaps consider having 3 different options, for example:
Package A(£200)- X posts per month to X accounts
Package B(£300)- X posts per month to X accounts and PPC management
Package C (£500)(complete management)- X posts per month to X accounts, PPC management and inbox management.
I would recommend finding out about the clients business and requirements first, before offering your packages- as some people will just want you to post photos and a one line caption, others may want photoshopping and long detailed captions.
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@AndyMuir9 - businesses don’t want X posts per month. They want leads and sales. Rather than offer a number of posts, Would it not be better to offer a fee based on the number of clicks or whatever. Otherwise you could end up paying for something that adds no value. If I just want 200 posts per month I can get a sausage factory in India to churn these out for a few dollars.
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I don’t know. I’m a business owner. I’m looking for an ROI on my marketing spend so I’d expect to see really great leads from your posts. Which means I’d rather pay you to do all the research to identify the right platform, the target client and then start posting. If you are good at what you do I’d expect to start seeing targeted traffic land on my website. From there I can track conversions. It’s your job to get me those leads.
I had someone say they could do some SMM for me. So we did a trial and in one month I didn’t get a single lead. Do you have a website? Do you have case studies showing how your work resulted in new leads? That’s what a business owner wants. If not then I’d rather spend the money on PPC because I know that works.
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Majority of our digital marketers are employed, but we have a small pool of freelancers that we work with, to meet sudden spikes in demand.
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I'd personally like to use something that is related to results. Potentially consider a prediction that you expect to hit, with a get-out clause for the client if you don't meet that.
I run a small business and certaintly wouldn't want to pay without at least a link to the results predicted.
You also might want to tailor is by size of company/how challenging the market is.
I run a small business and certaintly wouldn't want to pay without at least a link to the results predicted.
You also might want to tailor is by size of company/how challenging the market is.
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Yes, it is. If there is anything I can help you with, please don't hesitate to pop me a message.
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Ha Ha It makes some big money son because it is one of the most SEOed courier sites in the county
30 years of running a business so no experience with accounting/accountants/financial services what so ever. Never heard of it Dont understand
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Why would I be talking to you and not the OP? Use common sense.
Also, who cares about your SEO'd courier service if you aren't trying to pay forward some knowledge or expertise?
Please keep your lowest forms of wit for the appropriate channels, dearest geriatric.
Thanks
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