You paid someone monthly and could never point at one thing it bought. Posts you approve before they publish, and a monthly page showing what went out.
Social Growth Engine
$1,750/mo
Last time you paid for social, you could not tell what you got. Posts appeared, an invoice arrived, and nobody ever put the two side by side.
Social Growth Engine runs campaign posting every month with two things the cheaper tiers do not force. You approve every post before it publishes. You get a monthly report in plain English showing what was planned, what went out, and what we are changing next. $1,750 per month, billed monthly. This is the tier most owners land on after the audit.
The problem it solves
The complaint is almost always the same. The posts were filler, nobody engaged, and there was no way to check whether anyone had done anything that month. When the only evidence of work is a feed you never look at, you stop paying for it. Fair.
So here is what we will not claim. Social posting on its own does not reliably produce leads for most local businesses. Any agency selling it as a lead machine has already told you something about themselves. What steady, campaign-shaped posting honestly does is narrower and still worth money. It answers the question a customer asks silently before they call you. Are you active, are you real, and do you do the work they need. It keeps whatever you are pushing that month in front of people who already follow you. And at this tier it produces a record. At the end of the month you can see exactly what your money bought instead of taking it on faith.
Who this is for
Local businesses that want social running consistently every month and want to see the work, not just the invoice. This is the middle tier: more volume than the entry packages, more platforms, campaign structure, and reporting you can read in two minutes.
How Creative Marketing AI helps
We write all of it. The month starts with a plan: what campaign you are running, and what proof-of-work posts sit around it. It also covers what season or offer is coming, and which service you want more people asking about. You read that plan in plain language and change it before anything is written. Nothing at this tier begins with a surprise.
Approval is not optional. Every post lands in a queue with the caption and image already built. It sits there until you approve it, usually a minute on your phone. Reject it and it never publishes. This tier carries offers, prices, and customer photos, which are exactly the things you never want a stranger publishing under your business name unchecked.
At month end you get a report written for an owner, not a marketer: what was planned, what actually published, what your accounts did, and what we intend to change next month and why. If a type of post is going nowhere, the report says so. Comments and direct messages, though, stay with you. We can flag when a post is drawing replies, but answering your customers is community management and is a separate scope. An agency answering a pricing question badly on your behalf is a worse outcome than a slow reply from your own team.
What's included
- A written monthly plan you approve before any writing starts, so you set the direction rather than reacting to whatever appeared.
- Campaign runs around your offers, seasonal services, and hiring needs, so the thing you are pushing repeats instead of vanishing after one post.
- An approval step on every post, so no price, offer, or customer photo publishes in your name before you have read it.
- A monthly report in plain English covering what was planned, what published, and what changes next: you can judge the month against the $1,750 instead of guessing.
- Capture prompts for photos and short clips, so usable material comes out of jobs your crew is already doing.
- Direction on what to push next based on what actually ran, so the plan adjusts instead of repeating itself all year.
How it works
- 1We agree on what social is supposed to do for you this quarter: stay visible to people checking you out, move a seasonal offer, support hiring, or push an underused service.
- 2We build the monthly plan, including the campaign and the proof posts around it, and send it to you before writing anything.
- 3We write the captions in plain customer language and pair each with your photos or clips.
- 4You approve, edit, or reject each post. Nothing skips this step.
- 5Approved posts publish to your connected accounts on schedule, or we hand them over ready to post if you would rather keep account access in house.
- 6At month end you get the report: what was planned, what published, what the accounts did, and what we are changing next month.
Is it the right fit?
Good fit
- Businesses that want social running every month and want proof of the work in a form they can actually read.
- Owners running recurring offers, seasonal pushes, or hiring drives that deserve more than one post each.
- Companies with visible work to photograph: job sites, before-and-after results, equipment, crews, finished spaces.
- Owners who want social handled on its own, separate from a website rebuild or search work.
Not the right fit
- Anyone buying this expecting a predictable number of calls or customers. We do not sell it that way and will not write it that way.
- Businesses that want social posts to raise their Google rankings. That is search work and belongs in the SEO packages.
- Owners who cannot send photos, updates, or approvals. With no real material, reporting on empty posts helps nobody.
- Brands that need comments and messages answered through the day. That is community management, scoped and quoted separately.
- Businesses that mainly need a high volume of produced video. Look at the Creative Studio packages instead of, or alongside, this.
What you provide
- Your logo, brand colors or wording preferences, and the social accounts you already use.
- What you want pushed each month: offers, seasonal services, open positions, or the service line people underuse.
- Photos and short clips from real jobs, plus announcements, before-and-after proof, and questions customers keep asking.
- Approval on captions and on any claim about price, results, discounts, deadlines, or a named customer.
- Account access, or a person on your side who can publish what we hand over.
Straight talk
- We do not promise leads, calls, followers, engagement, or reach. Results depend on your market, competition, offer, what you send us, and time.
- Social posting is not search visibility. Service pages, location pages, and Google Business Profile ranking work are separate jobs.
- Automatic posting to X, formerly Twitter, carries a per-post fee from X, roughly $0.015 per post and about $0.20 with a link. Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Google Business Profile do not charge that.
- Comments and direct messages are not monitored or answered unless community management is scoped and approved separately.
- The monthly report describes what was planned, published, and observed. It is a record of work, not a promise about results.
- Regulated fields such as medical, legal, and financial need owner review before any public claim goes live.
Common questions
Why is this the tier most owners choose?
It is the point where the work becomes checkable. You approve a plan up front, you approve every post, and you get a report at the end telling you what happened. That is usually what an owner who has been burned before is actually buying.
Who writes the posts?
We do. You send material and tell us what to push. Every caption is written on our side and assembled with an image before it reaches you for approval.
What is actually in the monthly report?
What was planned, what published and when, what your accounts did over the month, and what we are changing next month with the reason. Written for an owner, not stuffed with charts nobody reads. It is a record of work, not evidence of leads.
Will this bring in customers?
We will not promise it, and treat anyone who does with suspicion. Posting on its own does not reliably generate leads for a local business. It makes you look active and specific to someone already checking you out. It also keeps your current offer in front of people who follow you. If your goal is being found by new people searching, that is SEO work.
Can I approve everything before it goes live?
Yes. Every post waits in an approval queue until you approve it, and rejecting it stops it permanently. Prices, discounts, deadlines, regulated claims, and anything showing a customer all pass through you first.
Who answers comments and messages?
You do. This tier plans, writes, publishes, and reports. We can flag a post that is drawing replies, so your team can respond. Staffing the inbox is community management, and it has to be quoted separately.
Ready when you are.
Social Growth Engine — $1,750/mo.