Community Management

A person answers your comments and messages, inside the working day, in the account's own voice. The posts start the conversation, and the inbox is where a follower turns into a customer.

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What you get

Community arrives as three things: the replies themselves, the rules they follow, and a weekly note on what came up.

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The replies

Comments and messages get answered inside the working day. Questions get answers, thanks gets thanked, and anything only you can answer reaches you with a suggested reply attached.

  • Replies inside the working day
  • Comments and messages both
  • Nothing left on read
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The tone guide

One page saying how the account speaks in its own comments: what we answer, what we ignore, what gets deleted, and what goes straight to you. Written with you before we touch the inbox.

  • How the account speaks
  • What escalates to you
  • Agreed before we start
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The weekly note

A short note every week: what people asked, what they complained about, and what kept coming up. The questions in your inbox are next month's posts, and the note is how they get there.

  • What people asked
  • What kept coming up
  • Fed back into planning

How community works

We read the inbox, write the rules with you, and then we take it on.

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We read the inbox first

A month of your comments and messages, read before we answer anything. How people talk to the account decides how it talks back.

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We write the rules with you

One session: what we answer, what escalates, what gets deleted. You decide where the lines are and we write them down.

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We take the inbox

From then on a person watches the comments and messages and answers inside the working day, in the account's voice.

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The note arrives weekly

What came up, what people asked, what we escalated. The recurring questions go to planning as next month's post ideas.

Questions we get

The inbox is personal, so the questions are fair.

Start with a full social audit

We go through every profile you have, top to bottom: the bio, the links, the pinned posts, and your last month of content. You get a written report on what is working, what is not, and what we would change first.

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The price holds until 24 September 2026.Get the audit for $47
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