The problem this fixes
An inactive or generic feed costs you trust at the exact moment a prospect checks you out. People look at your Instagram and Facebook before they call. We build content with a business objective behind it, not a posting quota.
What's included
- Content strategy tied to how your customers decide
- On-brand posts, Reels, and stories produced for you
- Captions and keywords written for how each platform surfaces content
- Comment and DM handling standards
- Monthly performance review in business terms, not vanity metrics
How it fits the DAX Method
Every DAXSOCIAL engagement runs on the same system: Design, Analyze, Execute.
We design how you should be positioned, analyze how your customers search and
what competitors do, then execute the work above and measure it against calls,
leads, and booked work. Social Media Content & Management isn't a standalone task. It's one part
of a connected growth system.
Common questions
How often should a local business post on social media? +
Quality and consistency beat volume. A few strategic posts per week outperform daily filler, because platforms reward content people engage with, not posting streaks. We build a cadence your market sustains.
Which platforms should my business be on? +
The ones where your customers decide. For most local service businesses it's Facebook, Instagram, and Google, with YouTube for how-to trust building. We'd rather run two platforms well than five badly.
Does social media bring in customers for local services? +
Social media performs best when it supports a clear business objective. It rarely closes the job alone. It builds the trust layer: people find you on Google, then check your feed before calling. An active, credible presence confirms the decision. A dead one quietly loses it.
