Response time
An agreed window for first reply during working hours, reported against every month.
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Community Management
Someone answering, every day, in your brand voice
- Ongoing, weekdays
The half of social media that happens after you post
Publishing is the easy part. What builds a following is the reply that arrives in twenty minutes, the comment that gets answered instead of ignored, and the DM that turns into a sale. We run that side of your accounts day to day, in a voice that stays yours.
- A reply within the agreed window, every working day
- A voice that stays yours across everyone answering
- Qualified inquiries passed on rather than lost
- A clear escalation path for complaints
- A weekly read on what people actually ask
Get your response times measured
We will review your last month of comments and messages and show you what is going unanswered
What this covers
- Daily monitoring of comments, mentions and DMs
- Replies in an agreed brand voice and tone guide
- Qualified inquiries passed straight to you
- Escalation path for complaints and sensitive threads
- Proactive engagement with the accounts worth knowing
- Weekly summary of what people are actually asking
Why does this matter more than it looks? Because an unanswered comment is visible to everyone who arrives after it. Response rate is the one thing a prospective customer can check about how you treat the ones you already have.
How we run your inbox
A repeatable routine anyone on the team can follow. That is what keeps the voice consistent when more than one person is answering.
Voice & rules
We agree the tone, the things you will and will not say, and who to escalate to.
Daily monitoring
Comments, mentions, DMs and tags reviewed within the agreed window, every working day.
Response & routing
We answer what we can, pass real inquiries straight to you, and flag anything sensitive before replying.
Weekly read-out
What people asked, what they complained about, and what that says about the next round of content.
What we hold ourselves to
Community management is easy to do vaguely, so it is measured explicitly.
Response rate
The share of comments and messages that got an answer, the number platforms show publicly on some profiles.
Inquiries passed on
How many conversations turned into something your sales side could act on.
Sentiment & themes
The recurring questions and complaints, which is the cheapest content research there is.
I want my comments answered tomorrow
Tell us which accounts and how fast, and we will size the cover
How we actually do it
Community management starts with a tone guide written with you: how your brand greets people, what it never says, which questions we answer on our own and which ones go to you. Then we connect the accounts to Meta Business Suite, so comments and messages from Facebook and Instagram arrive in one inbox, and we work TikTok and LinkedIn in their native tools.
Every working day we review comments, mentions, tags and direct messages inside the agreed window. Questions with a known answer get a reply in your voice, real sales inquiries go straight to you with the context, and complaints are acknowledged in public and moved to a private channel.
- Month 1the tone guide, saved replies for frequent questions, escalation contacts and access to every inbox.
- Month 2daily coverage running, with a growing list of questions we could not answer so the guide keeps improving.
- Month 3we review response times and the share of messages answered against month 1, and rewrite the saved replies around what people actually ask.
The monthly report shows first-response time, the share of comments and messages answered, the inquiries passed to you and the topics people asked or complained about, which feed next month’s content.
A real example
On Vinnie Fisher’s LinkedIn, the conversation was the result we tracked most closely. His posts on AI trust drew 1,016 comments over 12 months, and the monthly engagement reviews read those comments together with reactions to see which topics started real discussion.
Two of his three top posts came from the plain-language regulation pillar, and that told us what to publish more of. Comments are where an audience says what it wants next. See the Vinnie Fisher case study.
What we check before calling it done
- You have approved the tone guide, and everyone who answers works from it.
- Saved replies exist for the questions people ask most often.
- Every inbox, including Instagram and Facebook direct messages, is connected and tested.
- There is an escalation contact on your side with an agreed response time.
- Comments on old posts and on ads reach us too, since they are the easiest to miss.
- Prices, stock and opening hours in our replies match what your website says.
- Nothing gets deleted unless it is spam or abuse.
When it is not the right service
If your accounts barely receive comments or messages yet, the first problem is reach: Content Creation gives people something to respond to.
If most inquiries reach you by phone or through your website forms, your effort will pay back more in your site and in Local SEO.
And if you need round-the-clock support, a dedicated customer service team with a helpdesk tool will serve you better than social media management.
Questions about community management
We answer the most common questions about our services
What hours do you cover?
Standard cover is working hours, Monday to Friday, with an agreed first-response window. Extended or weekend cover can be arranged where the account needs it. An ecommerce brand running a launch is a different problem from a B2B page.
Who writes the replies, you or us?
We do, inside a tone guide we build with you at the start. Anything outside it, anything about pricing you have not published, and anything that reads like a complaint comes to you before it gets answered.
What happens with a genuinely angry customer?
We acknowledge publicly, move the detail to a private channel, and escalate to you the same day. We never delete criticism that is not abusive: a deleted complaint reliably becomes a bigger one.
Do you need access to our accounts?
For the platforms that don’t offer a delegated business-tool role, yes, you’ll need to share the login itself. We treat it like any shared credential: you can set it to something specific for us to use, and change it the moment we stop working together, so taking access back is never more than a password reset.
What do you need from us to start?
Access to the accounts or a delegated role in Meta Business Suite, a contact who can answer what we cannot, and time with us to build the tone guide together.
Do you answer comments on our ads?
Yes. Comments on paid posts are part of the inbox we monitor, and they matter more than they look: an unanswered question under an ad is visible to everyone the ad reaches.
Will our followers know an agency is answering?
Only if you want them to. We answer as your brand, in the voice of your tone guide, and replies can be signed with a team name if you prefer.
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Four parts of one job. Content gives you something worth following, community management answers the people who do, paid social buys reach for what already works, and the reporting tells you which of the three to spend more on.
Social Media Management
The full program: content, community, paid social and the reporting that says which of them is working.
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Posts, reels, carousels and stories produced for the platform they run on.
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Daily replies to comments, mentions and DMs, in an agreed brand voice, with real inquiries routed to you.
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Web and social measurement reconciled into one monthly report you can act on.
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The words on this page, defined
- Community management Answering the comments, messages and mentions an account receives, in the window while they still matter.
- Social listening Watching what is said about a brand, a competitor or a subject across social platforms, including where nobody tagged you.