We define what your brand stands for on social, build the formats and produce content consistently — with AI speeding up production, not replacing the ideas.
What does a social media agency do?
A social media agency plans, produces and publishes content for a brand's social channels and often runs paid social. Good social work starts with a clear role for each platform and repeatable formats, so publishing becomes consistent instead of improvised.
Who it's for
- Brands that post irregularly because every post starts from zero
- Companies whose social feed doesn't match the quality of their website
- B2B teams building visibility on LinkedIn
- Brands that need vertical video but lack production capacity
What usually goes wrong
No formats
Without repeatable formats, every post is a new creative problem — so output drops.
Inconsistent look
Content made by different people and tools looks like different brands.
Disconnected from sales
Posts are measured by likes instead of their role in the path to enquiry.
How we work
Platform roles
What each channel is for, who it's for and how it connects to the website and campaigns.
Formats & templates
Recurring series and design templates that make quality repeatable.
Production
AI-assisted visuals and video in one visual language, with editing and review.
Publishing & learning
Editorial calendar, publishing workflow and monthly review of what works.
What you get
- Social strategy and platform roles
- Content formats and templates
- Editorial calendar
- Vertical video and image production
- Copy and captions (DE / EN)
- Publishing workflow and reporting
Questions
Which platforms do you cover?
Mainly Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and YouTube Shorts — chosen by where your audience actually is.
Do you do community management?
We can set up the workflows and responses; day-to-day community management depends on scope.
Can social content be automated?
Production and scheduling can be largely automated; ideas and approval stay with people. See AI automation.
Do you run paid social?
Yes, as part of performance marketing, using the same content system.
- You send the briefA few lines are enough to start.
- We read it properlyAnd reply with questions or a proposal for a first call.
- You get a clear scopeWhat we'd build, how long it takes and what it costs.