Four platforms, four different jobs. We will tell you which of them your customers actually use — and when the answer is none of them.
The same post on all four is why most business accounts go quiet after three months. What works on LinkedIn dies on Instagram, and the reverse.
The second largest search engine, and the one most businesses ignore. A video answering a real question keeps being found for years, which makes it closer to SEO than to social.
Reels and posts built around what your customers want to see. Aimed at messages in the inbox rather than a follower number nobody spends.
B2B, where the buyer has a job title and a budget. A founder posting reliably outperforms a company page, and we will say so even though it is more work for you.
Still where most local customers are, particularly outside the metros. Page, groups, and the reviews that appear next to your name in search.
We will say which platforms are worth your time — including when social is not where your budget should go.
It depends entirely on whether your customers make decisions there. For restaurants, salons, retail, hospitality and anything visual, yes. For most B2B and professional services, search brings better enquiries for the same money, and social works better as support than as the main channel.
Management typically runs ₹15,000 to ₹50,000 a month depending on how many platforms and how much content is produced. Video production is usually separate. The cost is mostly content hours, so a package covering four platforms at ₹8,000 is producing very little on each.
About three months to see a pattern, if the content is right. Faster on Instagram for visual businesses, slower on LinkedIn where the audience is smaller and the sales cycle longer. Judge it on messages and enquiries, not on follower growth.
Almost nobody should. Spreading a content budget across four platforms produces a thin version of each and no way to tell which is working. One platform done properly beats four done badly, and an agency billing for four is unlikely to volunteer that.
Rarely, and they are purchasable for a few hundred rupees, which is why the number rises so reliably in agency reports. What matters is whether anyone messages you. Ask for the direct message and enquiry count before you look at anything else.
Tell us what you sell and who buys it. We will say where to be, and where not to bother.
Ask usNo sales sequence, no chasing. If we are not right for it, we will say so.
Two fields are required. The rest just makes the reply better.
Nobody hesitates over four form fields. They hesitate because they expect three calls from numbers they do not recognise. Here is exactly what happens instead.
Your enquiry lands in front of someone who does this work, the moment you send it.
Written after looking at your site, not pasted from a template. If we are not the right fit, that is what the reply says.
No sequence, no chasing, no calls from numbers you do not recognise. If you go quiet, we leave it there.