Social Media Promotion

Scale your product on social channels:
earn the audience's trust
and convert their attention into revenue

Name recognition, honest bonds with the people who follow you, a reliable pipeline of leads and the deals that close behind them - for the products you build, that is the return a properly managed social presence pays out.

Owning a few profiles gets you nowhere on its own. What moves the needle is a methodical approach, rooted in your audience's real needs and long practice working alongside them.

OnlyDev's social media crew works to expand
your business and reach the targets you set

Where we step in

Expanding your follower count

The bigger your audience, the more organic reach each post picks up and the better the odds it lands in front of the right people. That's the logic of the "smart feed" - it pushes whatever pulls in the most engagement.

Planning and hosting community events

Few things push a brand forward on social platforms as reliably as contests and giveaways. One well-run campaign boosts engagement, sends content viral, and gathers likes and comments in a single sweep.

Visuals that grab attention

Our posts and stories are built to catch the eye and never disappear into the scroll.

Copy people actually read

Text that teaches, entertains, and closes. We write it thoughtfully, in the language your followers use themselves.

Analytics grounded in numbers

We track the result of every move and keep tuning the plan until the metrics reach the level you're after.

What the work includes:

Shaping the promotion strategy
Drafting the content calendar
Seeding the profiles with initial posts
A unified visual style for the community and its post templates
Animated Instagram Stories
Publishing every day in line with the content calendar
Driving up community engagement
Responding to what the audience says
Setting up ad campaigns
Reports each month
Hosting contests and activities

Networks we cover:

Packages:

The cost of social media work varies somewhat between projects, because it depends on a handful of factors: the number of networks involved, whether posts call for original graphics, your publishing cadence, the advertising setup, and more.