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Content strategy
Deciding what you publish and why, before deciding where to publish it.
Social Media
Advanced social media best practices.
Simply posting content is no longer enough. Platforms reward relevance, consistency and a clear point of view — and AI has raised the baseline for everyone. Advanced practice means treating social media as a business channel with a strategy behind it.
The nine areas that separate activity from results
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Audience development
Growing an audience that is relevant to the business, not just large.
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Platform strategy
Choosing the platforms that match your customers and committing to them.
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Engagement
Conversation and response as a deliberate practice, not an afterthought.
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Brand positioning
A consistent point of view that makes your business recognisable.
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AI-assisted content
Using AI to produce and adapt content while keeping your voice.
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Social-media conversion
Turning attention into enquiries, subscribers and customers.
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Consistency
A publishing rhythm your team can sustain over months, not weeks.
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Analytics and optimization
Reading what the numbers say and adjusting what you publish.
Strategy grounded in published work
The social media approach we use with clients builds on the same thinking set out in The Social Media Survival Guide, co-authored by Paul Borgese — using social platforms deliberately to grow a business rather than to fill a content calendar.
Where social meets your website
- Social sends attention; your website has to convert it.
- Messaging should match across both, or trust drops.
- Content produced once can serve search and social together.
- Analytics on both sides show what is actually working.