Tangensys • Plan, deliver, measure
Social media marketing
Social media with a clear purpose for every post.
The work to plan together
A scope shaped around this requirement.
- Posting lacks consistency or directionScope
- You need channel-specific content and repliesReview
- Paid and organic activity need distinct plansCheck
How this service group fits your business
A useful social presence helps the right audience understand your business, see its work and start a conversation. The plan matches the channels you can sustain.
- PlanTopics from customer questions
- CreateDrafts in your brand voice
- ApproveYour team signs off
- Publish and reviewResults checked each month
When to consider this approach
- Posting lacks consistency or direction
- You need channel-specific content and replies
- Paid and organic activity need distinct plans
Choose the service that matches the requirement
Social media management
Planning, posting and community management.
Learn moreInfluencer marketing
Finding and managing creator partnerships.
Learn moreLinkedIn marketing
Organic company and founder presence.
Learn moreInstagram marketing
Organic growth on Instagram.
Learn moreYouTube marketing
Channel growth, including YouTube SEO.
Learn moreA practical starting point
A service business can use short explanations, genuine work photos and common customer questions to support decisions. Publishing the same sales poster repeatedly gives people little reason to pay attention.
This is an illustrative example, not a claimed client result.
A focused plan before more activity
Identify the bottleneck
Describe the task or customer decision that is not working well.
Select the right specialist work
Use the service pages to compare what is delivered, what it depends on and how it is measured.
Agree one coherent scope
Avoid commissioning disconnected activities without clear responsibilities and a review route.
Practical detail
Choose the channel the audience will use
Choose the starting service by the task you need to complete. The linked specialist pages explain their full scope; this hub helps you make the first choice.
| Your situation | Service direction | Decision detail |
|---|---|---|
| Professional buying questions | LinkedIn marketing | Useful company/leader information and a sales handover, with approval of personal claims. |
| Visual service/product discovery | Instagram marketing | Approved reel/carousel assets, profile usefulness and a DM response route. |
| Detailed demonstrations | YouTube marketing | A viewing task, script/production responsibilities and channel review. |
| Cross-channel operations | Social media management | A sustainable calendar, approvals, reply hours and escalation owner. |
The proposal confirms prerequisites, included outputs and the approval owner. Several services can work together, but each needs a clear responsibility.
Plan publishing around the audience and response capacity
A manageable content routine
Choose themes from real customer questions and genuine assets. A calendar should identify purpose and approval, not fill every date with a generic promotional post.
Platform-specific work
Adapt the message to visual discovery, professional discussion or useful video. Keep factual information consistent. Paid campaigns and creator partnerships are separate scopes.
Replies and evidence
Define moderation and escalation rules. Review useful responses with supported enquiries where available. Engagement and reach are not automatically pipeline or sales.
Move from the directory to a defined scope
Choose the route that matches your immediate requirement, then use the linked specialist page to review inputs, deliverables and measurement. Several services can work together, but they need distinct responsibilities rather than one unexplained package.
The first proposal identifies what your team supplies and what reaches an approved or deployed state. Missing evidence, access or advanced delivery capability should be resolved before the commitment is expanded.
Free social media review
Start with a clear scope and a practical next step.
Tell us what you want to improve and share the relevant website or project details. We will review the starting point, recommend a suitable scope and provide a custom quote.
The initial review is free. Delivery, third-party charges and ongoing support are quoted separately.
How we organise the work
We agree the audience, channels, brand voice and content supply. The calendar identifies the purpose of each post and gives your team a workable approval route.
Publishing, moderation and reporting follow the agreed schedule. Unusual questions and complaints go to your nominated contact; reply hours are confirmed rather than assumed.
Do we need every service in this group?
No. We recommend the work that addresses your goal and current constraints. Your quote lists the included services and the sequence.
What does it cost?
Scope, complexity, content supply and integrations determine the quote. Third-party costs and ongoing support are itemised. We provide a custom quote within 2 working days.
How long does it take?
We agree milestones after reviewing the brief. Access, approvals and content availability affect the schedule; the quote records the assumptions.
Can you work with our existing team?
Yes. We can agree responsibility for a defined part of the work and use an approval process that fits your team.
How do we communicate?
Use WhatsApp or email to begin. We agree a point of contact and scheduled reviews, with scope changes recorded clearly.
What should we share first?
Send the current website or system, your goal, the main obstacle and any preferred deadline. We will identify the information needed to scope the next step.
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Let’s agree the right next step.
Tell us your goals and current setup. We’ll recommend a practical starting point and provide a custom quote.
Custom quote within 2 working days