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Social media marketing

Get found. Then get the conversation.

A content plan that shows up consistently, and a team that answers the comments and messages it brings in, so interest turns into something you can act on.

Posting is not a strategy. Neither is going quiet.

Most businesses either post without a plan or stop after a busy month. Both leave the same gap: people find you, send a message, and nobody answers.

Where social fits

Social is the front door. It shouldn't be the whole house.

Social is excellent at being found and remembered. It's poor at holding a conversation, and you don't own the audience. So we treat it as the start of a path, not the end of one.

  1. 1DiscoverSomeone sees a post, a reel or a story and looks you up.
  2. 2EngageThey comment or send a DM, and a person answers.
  3. 3ContinueThe conversation moves to WhatsApp or email, where it can go further.
  4. 4ReturnThey're now a contact you can reach directly, not a follower you hope sees you.

Managed service

We run it for you

We plan the calendar, write and design the posts, publish them and answer what comes back.

  • Content calendar and creative
  • Publishing across your channels
  • Comments and DMs answered
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Self-serve platform

You run it on Yavun

Plan, schedule and publish yourself, with the messages it generates landing in the same inbox as your email and WhatsApp.

  • Calendar and scheduling
  • Comments and DMs in one inbox
  • Reporting beside your other channels
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1Plan

A month you can actually see.

Posts planned around what's happening in your business, approved in advance, and scheduled so the quiet weeks don't happen.

  • A calendar agreed before the month starts
  • Your approval before anything publishes
  • One plan across every channel you use

Illustration · sample business

2Engage

Somebody answers.

Comments and direct messages arrive in the same inbox as your email and WhatsApp, so a question asked on social doesn't sit there for three hours.

  • Comments and DMs in one place
  • Replies from a person, not a bot
  • Handover to WhatsApp or email when it gets serious

Illustration · sample business

3Measure

Past likes, towards enquiries.

We report on what social actually produced: profile visits, messages, clicks and the enquiries that followed, rather than vanity numbers.

  • Messages and enquiries, not just likes
  • Which posts led somewhere
  • Reported beside your other channels

Illustration · sample business

Worth saying out loud

Your followers are not your list.

Social is rented land. The platform decides who sees you, the rules change without notice, and an account can be restricted overnight. That isn't a reason to skip it. It's a reason to use it for what it's good at, and to turn the interest it creates into contacts you actually own.

  1. Reach is not yours to keep

    A post that reached plenty of people last month may reach far fewer this month, for reasons no one outside the platform can see.

  2. Followers are borrowed contacts

    You cannot email a follower, and you cannot take them with you. A contact who opted in, you can reach directly.

  3. Attribution is genuinely messy

    Someone sees a post, searches for you a week later and enquires. Honest reporting admits that path rather than claiming the last click.

  4. Consistency beats intensity

    A steady, modest plan you can keep up beats a burst of activity that stops. We plan for the pace you can actually sustain.

What running your social properly involves.

From the plan to the reply to the report.

Plan

  • Content calendarThe month agreed before it begins.
  • Copy and creativePosts written and designed for each channel.
  • Asset libraryYour photos, logos and templates in one place.
  • ApprovalsNothing publishes before you've seen it.

Publish

  • SchedulingQueue a month and keep showing up.
  • Multi-channel postingOne plan across the channels you use.
  • Link trackingSee which posts sent people to your site.
  • Brand consistencyThe same voice and look across everything.

Engage

  • Unified inboxSocial messages beside email and WhatsApp.
  • Comment managementQuestions answered where they were asked.
  • Direct messagesDMs handled by a person who can help.
  • Mentions and listeningKnow when you're being talked about.

Measure

  • Performance reportingWhat each channel produced, in plain terms.
  • Team rolesWho can draft, who can approve, who can publish.
  • Monthly reviewWhat worked, what didn't, what's next.

Empty calendar to a steady presence.

  1. 01

    Listen

    Your audience, your channels, your competitors.

  2. 02

    Plan

    A calendar built around your business.

  3. 03

    Publish

    Consistent posting, approved by you.

  4. 04

    Engage

    Answer, learn, and refine next month.

Questions, answered.

Which channels do you work with?

The ones your customers actually use. For most businesses that's a small number done well rather than a presence everywhere.

Do we have to provide the photos?

Your own photos usually perform best, so we'll ask for what you have and tell you what's worth capturing. We handle design and layout around them.

Who answers comments and messages?

A person: your team from the shared inbox, or ours on a managed plan. Anything needing your knowledge comes to you rather than getting a vague reply.

Do you run paid social as well?

Tell us what you're trying to achieve and we'll say honestly whether paid belongs in the plan, and what it would involve, before anyone spends anything.

How quickly will we see results?

Social compounds slowly. The early signs are more messages and more people arriving who already know who you are. We report on those rather than promising a date.

Do you guarantee followers or engagement?

No, and be wary of anyone who does. Bought followers damage reach. We set clear goals, measure what matters and report openly on what's working.

Be found by people who become customers.

Tell us who you're trying to reach. We'll show you what a plan you can keep up actually looks like.