How it works.

  1. 01

    Audit & positioning

    I review your current profiles, competitors and audience, then agree on positioning, tone and the platforms worth your time.

  2. 02

    Content calendar

    I build a monthly calendar with formats, themes and posting cadence for your approval.

  3. 03

    Produce & publish

    Copy, graphics and edits are produced in batches and scheduled — nothing is improvised on the day.

  4. 04

    Engage & report

    I handle daily engagement and send you a monthly report with what worked and what changes next.

A closed chapter

The past.

I founded a like-minded community on Facebook. It began as a group and later became a page, growing around shared interests, events, gatherings and fascinating worldviews. From 2016 onward, and especially after my stroke, it became a space for awareness, self-love, my writing, and—many times—translations I made without AI in 2022 and 2023.

In 2025, I closed the project. I deactivated the page so it no longer appears in Facebook search, completed this website and domain, and removed myself from its admin roles, so I can never access it again.

You can still see what it achieved. I never paid to grow its follower count, and I still have the method to do it...

These days, follower count is not as important as it once was. I see pages with six million followers and only 300 views or likes on their posts, while pages with 1,000 followers can have 500,000 likes or views... We are living in a different era.

The currency of attention

Why “Facebook is dead” is a myth.

I'm mainly working on Meta (Facebook, Instagram), but I'm okay to manage different platforms too.

Many people believe Facebook no longer works and that it is a waste of energy. That is a huge mistake. A great number of people in their prime spending years are still active there every day — and let’s not forget that the Meta ecosystem runs Instagram too. If brand awareness and growth are the goal, being present on the right platforms is essential.

But we have entered an era where classic, free organic reach has dropped to almost zero. Today you have to pay — and, I want to stress, it is worth it — for your brand to become visible at all.

Free organic reach is almost zero.
Visibility is now something you buy — and done right, it pays back.

Social presence management

The test lab.

This is exactly why “just posting” is money thrown out of the window. With my social presence management I don’t produce content into the void for you. Think of it as a systematic testing process:

Scaling

When we bet on the winner.

Once testing reveals the winning content — the message that has proven it grabs attention — we move to the next level. Most agencies burn budget blindly on untested creatives and hope for the best. I don’t guess.

The serious ad spend goes onto the content that has already proven itself.

Post performance during testing

I don’t experiment with your marketing budget. I only scale the messages the market has already said yes to — ensuring maximum return on investment and zero wasted spend.

I explain this strategy and its exact execution on the Social Media Advertising page.

Questions

Frequently asked.

What people usually ask before we start working on their social presence.

Yes. A large share of people in their prime spending years are active there every day, and the same Meta system runs Instagram too. The question is not whether to be there, but how to get seen.

Free organic reach has dropped to almost zero. A small boost behind every post buys the first data and gets the algorithm moving, so your content actually reaches people.

Testing starts with a small micro-budget per post, agreed with you in advance. Bigger money only goes behind posts that have already proven themselves. The ad spend is kept separate from my fee, so you always see where it goes.

The first data arrives within days of the first boosted posts. The winning messages usually stand out over the first few weeks, and that is when scaling begins.

No. We plan and publish the posts together. Your photos, news and offers help keep them authentic, but the work is on me. Especially when we are working in a different language, I need your help.

Yes. I can set up your Google Business Profile if you like, but I gave you instructions on how to do it :) Don't forget your review link, so happy customers can leave a review in one click.

Pricing

Three ways to work together.

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First 10 clients · price locked for 6 months

Content only

Regular price

$560 (≈ €525)

Restart price

$280/ month

(≈ €265)

Daily posts go out. You answer comments yourself, in your own time.

  • Daily posts planned, written and published
  • Graphics and short video for every post
  • Content calendar agreed together
  • You reply to comments and messages

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Content + community

Regular price

$960 (≈ €900)

Restart price

$480/ month

(≈ €450)

I post and I handle the daily communication, comments and direct messages, so you really never have to open the app.

  • Everything in Content only
  • Replies to comments
  • Direct messages handled

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Growth

Regular price

from $1,380 (≈ €1,295)

Restart price

from $690/ month

(≈ €650)

Posts, communication and proactive organic growth, with a small boost behind posts.

  • Everything in Content + community
  • Proactive organic growth
  • Small post boosts

Prices are approximate. They can vary depending on the number of pages, the platforms involved, and other project details. The final price depends on the exchange rate and the scope of the work, so tell me what you need.

It is not a lifelong commitment. A florist I worked with ended our project after a year, because it had worked so well that word of mouth brought her enough local clients.

Optional

Would you like Meta One?

A small monthly Meta subscription that makes your page more credible and safer. Meta charges it directly to your card, it is not part of my fee.

  • Instant social trust

    You get the blue verified badge. To a new follower or potential buyer it instantly validates the brand, which is essential for building trust.

  • Live human support

    If the account is hacked, shadow-banned or anything technical goes wrong, you are not stuck in an endless bot loop: you are connected to a real person straight away. For business pages this can literally save money.

  • Proactive account protection

    Meta closely watches verified profiles and blocks scammers who try to copy or clone your profile, name or logo.

  • Boosted visibility

    Posts by Meta One subscribers, and even more importantly their comments under other people’s posts, the basis of your organic growth, get higher priority and visibility in the feed.

What it really costs, and which subscription you need

There is no “blue tick only” anymore

A common misunderstanding: Meta no longer sells the blue tick on its own. The verified badge now comes with Meta One, Meta’s business package, in its entry-level subscription, Essential. So when we request the official tick for your page, we are actually activating a Meta One Essential subscription.

What does it cost in practice?

The official monthly fee is $14.99 (about €14), charged per platform. If we only request it for Instagram, which I strongly recommend because of the visual noise there, that is the full cost. For both Facebook and Instagram, with the accounts linked, it doubles to about $30 (about €28) a month. Meta charges it directly to your bank card.

The more expensive subscriptions: why you don’t need them

Within Meta One there are also the Expert ($149, about €140) and Max ($499, about €470) subscriptions, but we can let them go right away. They are built only for large agencies and companies with dozens of staff.

  • They don’t give more reach

    A pricier subscription does not push the algorithm harder and brings no extra organic views. As far as the algorithm is concerned, credibility is already covered by the $15 Essential subscription.

  • They price operational bandwidth

    They let social media teams of 8–30 people log into one company account at once without sharing passwords, and make unlimited calls to Meta’s phone support.

  • In our case it’s wasted money

    Since I manage your account, the entry-level Essential subscription, or Advanced with clickable links, is perfectly enough. Paying for dozens of extra seats makes no sense.

The $100–400 monthly difference Meta asks for with these big subscriptions is far better spent on targeted ads or extra content. That is what brings real, measurable results and sales.