Social media marketing

How much is socialmedia costing you?

Most owners lose hours every week planning, writing and posting, usually in the evenings. Ionic’s social media marketing does it faster, better and reliably, and gives you that time back.

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The real cost

Put a number
on your evenings.

Time spent on social media is time you are not spending on the work, the customers or your family. Here is what it adds up to.

hours
£
Your time, every month£0
Every year£0
Hours back every year0

Your numbers, your sum. Compare it with a managed plan on our first call.

What we do

Social media,
handled properly.

A plan, not a scramble

A monthly content plan built around your offers, seasons and the questions customers ask, agreed with you before anything goes out.

Designed to look like you

Graphics, carousels and short video edited to your brand, so every post looks like it came from the same business.

Written in your voice

Posts that sound like you on a good day. Written by people, checked by people.

Posted and reported

Scheduled at the times your audience is actually online, with a plain monthly note on what worked and what we will change.

Comments and messages

We can watch the inbox and flag the enquiries that matter, so nothing sits unanswered.

Or learn to do it yourself

One-to-one training on planning, design tools and scheduling, for teams who would rather keep it in-house.

Part of the bigger picture

Social works best with a site worth visiting.

We manage social media for businesses across Shropshire, from Telford and Shrewsbury to Bridgnorth and here in Ironbridge, and for clients further afield by video call.

Every post should send people somewhere that turns interest into an enquiry. We build that too: see our web design, and pair social with SEO so you are found when people search as well as when they scroll.

“Gareth was fantastic in my social media course! … Now, I can manage my social media presence efficiently and focus more on my business. Highly recommended!”

Jake

April 2024

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Insights

Facebook or a website?

If your business lives on social media, read this first.

A Facebook page is a good start, but it is not a website. What each does well in 2026, where Facebook falls short, and how the two work together.

Get yourweek back.

Tell us what you are working on. Gareth will reply personally with honest advice and a clear next step, whether or not that involves us.