Comments get answered
Where the sale actually is
The buying question arrives in a comment or a DM. Handled in the same queue as everything else, it gets answered in minutes.
Most social media management is scheduling posts nobody answers. The comment asking about price sits for four days, and that was the sale. We run the replies in the same inbox as WhatsApp and email.
Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm IST · we reply the same working day
See what changes for you
Three things you would notice, not a feature list.
The buying question arrives in a comment or a DM. Handled in the same queue as everything else, it gets answered in minutes.
A monthly calendar agreed in advance, so content is not invented under pressure.
Reported on the enquiries it produced, because follower count does not pay wages.
Work we do regularly, not a capability we would assemble if asked.
Agreed in advance and aligned to what you are actually selling.
Talk to us about thisDesigned and written in-house.
Talk to us about thisAcross the platforms that matter for your buyers, not all of them.
Talk to us about thisComments, DMs and mentions answered alongside WhatsApp and email.
Talk to us about thisWhat was posted, what it produced and what to do more of.
Talk to us about thisFour ways to buy this. We will tell you which one your job is.
A written scope, a fixed price and a date. Best when you know what you want.
Ask for a quoteOne of our people on your work full time, for as long as you need them.
Ask for a quoteOngoing work against agreed targets, reported monthly with numbers you can check.
Ask for a quoteA single piece of work with a written deliverable at the end.
Ask for a quote
Start free — 14 days
No card asked for. Your system is running in two minutes.
Answered plainly, including the awkward ones.
The ones your buyers use, usually two done properly rather than five done badly. We will tell you which to drop.
Yes, with an agreed escalation policy. Deleting criticism usually makes it worse.
Typically twelve to twenty depending on platform and retainer. Volume is not the point, consistency is.
Yes — same inbox, same team, so the customer gets one conversation rather than three.
One line is enough. A person reads it and replies — normally the same working day.