Why the Big SMM Companies Aren’t for you

There are plenty of them out there. Those big companies that offer website building and tack on a social media package as an easy add on.

But here is what you’re really getting…

Scheduled a Month in Advance

Yes, these companies do come to you and take photos of your product (or hire an independent photographer) then schedule out your posts for the next month or more…but what are they writing?

A personal experience trying your product? How that pasta that you make in house every day and cooked to order? No. They’re posting generic captions about how “a crunchy salad with crisp vegetables is all you need today” followed by eight emojis.

Not Posting your Hours

Since this is a quick add on service and the posts are scheduled so far in advance, they are not posting day to day info. What hours are you open? Are you closed for a private event? Did you need to close unexpectedly because of a power outage or equipment issues? You will have to post those yourselves.

No Personality

I could go on and on about why a small company who cares about the details is right for you, but we only have so much time and space in this post.

Lastly, you want personality. There is a person/people behind your brand that your customers want to know about. Those big companies are not going to be posting about that special sauce that makes you, you. The works that it took to get you where you are and the craft that you have perfected should be celebrated.

Let’s get you noticed.

Are you Ready?!

 
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CT and RI are slowly rolling out Phase I of their reopening plans and a lot of restaurants have already started offering outdoor dining while still adhering to CDC and state guidelines.Shops are opening as well; allowing only a certain number of customers inside at a time and masks are still, of course, mandatory.

In light of these current events, it is time to update your customers who have been eagerly been awaiting your return! It is also a good time to remind them of the rules and regulations that they must abide by if they do decide to dine or shop with you.

Have you already updated them via social media? Or are you still having trying to find the right words to put out there? Struggling with social media plans while balancing the stress of reopening to the public?

Send me an email and let’s chat about it!