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Social media management

51 weeks.One gap.That is the job.

Planned a month ahead, approved by you, posted on time and answered by a person. Consistency is unglamorous and it is the entire service.

278days posted, last 12 months1week missed — the one in week 34QuietBusy

Right now

Somebody is minding it while you read this.

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Going out next5 queued
Carousel — origin of the blendAccount one · FeedNext
Stories — kitchen prepAccount four · Stories
Short video — 6am classAccount two · Short video
Professional — hiring updateAccount three · Professional
Newsletter — monthly round-upAccount one · Newsletter
Just posted
Account four

3 replies answered since

Account one

8 replies answered since

Account two

2 replies answered since

This board is a demonstration, not a live feed of client accounts — but it is exactly the view we work from.

How it runs

Nothing goes out without passing you.

Every post walks the same four steps. You only ever have to look at one of them.

Drafted7
Carousel — how it's made
FeedTue 09:00
Short video — 15s cut
Short videoTue 17:30
Stories — poll
StoriesWed 12:00
Feed — customer quote
FeedThu 08:30
Professional — case study
ProfessionalThu 16:00
Newsletter — round-up
NewsletterFri 07:00
Short video — teaser
Short videoFri 18:00

Written and designed here. You never see a blank week.

With you0

One link, comment inline. No email chains.

Scheduled0

Queued to the hour that suits the account, not us.

Live0

Posted, watched, replied to.

One week of a real month

The unglamorous half

Someone has to answer these.

Posting is the visible part. Replying — fast, in your voice, including when it is bad news — is what keeps an account worth following.

@jordan.kDo you ship to Ireland?replied in 6 min

@thecoffeeplaceWhat machine is that in the last reel?replied in 11 min

@nadia_writesAny chance of a decaf option?replied in 4 min

@sam.buildsThird order in a row that turned up late. Getting hard to recommend.replied in 9 min

The last one is the one that matters. Accounts are not judged on their best day.

Coverage

Where it goes, and how often.

Set once, at the start. Changed whenever the account tells us it should be.

Daily3× weekWeeklyMonthly
Feed
Short video
Stories
Professional
Newsletter

Dots are volume, not effort. A weekly newsletter takes longer than three stories.

Every month, without asking

Five things land in your folder.

A retainer that only produces posts is a bad retainer. This is the rest of it.

The calendar
Planned ahead4 weeks
ApprovalOne link
ChangesAny time
FormatShared board

Accounts we run

Judge us on the boring columns.

Anyone can post for six weeks. These are the numbers that show whether a feed is actually being held up.

Account one

Speciality coffee

2418m14 mo0

Account two

Independent gym

1624m9 mo0

Account three

B2B software

1231m22 mo1

Account four

Restaurant group

3012m6 mo0

Reply time is the median across the account's lifetime, not its best week.

The bit you are worried about

Handing over your account is a real risk.

It stops sounding like you, or you cannot get it back. Both happen often enough that you should ask. Here is how we answer.

Who writes it?

A rotating freelancer who has never used the product

The same two people, every month, who read your support inbox

Whose voice is it in?

The agency's house style with your logo on it

Yours — pulled from what you have already published and agreed in week one

Who owns the accounts?

Agency-held logins you have to ask for

You do. We work from your accounts, never our own

What if you want it back?

A 90-day notice period and an export fee

30 days. Calendar, assets and passwords handed over, no charge

What happens when it goes wrong?

It gets escalated to someone you have not met

The person who posted it replies, and tells you before you find out

Thirty days and everything is yours. We would rather you stayed because the work is good than because leaving is expensive.

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Accounts run today
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Months without a gap
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Median reply, minutes
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Accounts passed to contractors

Anyone can post for a fortnight. Turning up every week for a year is the entire service.

Before you ask

The questions we get every time.

Yours, always. We work inside your accounts with the access level you set, and you can revoke it in one click. Agencies that hold the logins are protecting themselves, not you.

Week one is spent reading what you have already published, your support inbox and your reviews. We write a short voice note — a page, not a brand bible — and you sign it off before anything goes out.

Say so and it does not go out. Everything sits in one shared board where you comment inline. Nothing publishes without passing that column.

No, and be careful with anyone who does. We can guarantee the account gets posted to, replied to and reported on properly. Growth follows that more often than not, but it is not ours to promise.

Thirty days' notice. You keep the calendar, every asset, the working files and the reply log. There is no export fee and no handover charge.

Often the best setup. They know the business, we hold the cadence. We agree who owns what in week one so nothing gets posted twice or not at all.

Still have doubts? Ask it directly — answered from what's actually on this site.

Ask Moonlight

What it costs

Starting from

Final price depends on scope. You get one fixed number before anything starts — it does not move later.

Social Media Management — included

  • Next month planned before this one ends
  • Every post approved by you before it goes out
  • Replies answered by a person, in your voice
  • All assets cut to every placement, working files included
  • A two-page monthly report that admits what failed
Get a fixed quote

Start a project

Talk to the people who build it.

No account managers, no discovery-call funnel. You get the team doing the work.