It's done off the side of someone's desk
Your business development lead, your admin, or your HR person posts when they have time, so the page goes quiet during your busiest months.
Social media and brand management for B2B firms, Calgary
Your projects are impressive and your people know their field. But your LinkedIn page goes quiet for months, and your recruiting posts look nothing like your client posts. I manage your social media as part of your brand, so every post looks like one company and shows buyers and future hires what you're like to work with.
Sound familiar?
These are the four things I hear most from business development leads, HR teams, and founders at firms your size.
Your business development lead, your admin, or your HR person posts when they have time, so the page goes quiet during your busiest months.
Recruiting posts, project posts, and event photos look like they came from three different companies.
Finished projects, client wins, and what your experts know stay inside the company, where buyers and future hires never see them.
Posts go out, and nobody checks whether they bring in enquiries, referrals, or job applicants.
What gets posted
Every post has a job: win the next client, attract the next hire, or make the firm easier to refer.
The problem, what your team did, and what changed, written so a buyer can picture their own project.
Short posts drawn from quick interviews with your people, in their voice and approved by them.
Who works with you, what the work is like, and why good people stay. This is often what fills your next role.
Posts before, during, and after client events, conferences, and sponsorships, so each event keeps working after the day ends.
New hires, new services, awards, and milestones, shared on a steady schedule.
Ready-to-share posts for your leaders and staff, so your reach includes their networks.
Brand management
Posting is only part of it. The rest is keeping your voice, visuals, and standards the same on LinkedIn, Instagram, your website, and everything your team sends out.
Templates, a photo style, and a short voice guide in your brand, so every post matches your website and sales materials.
I brief your photographer, videographer, or designer, and make sure what comes back is usable on every platform.
The right person signs off before anything goes live, without posts sitting in someone's inbox for weeks.
Company pages, banners, and your leaders' profiles kept current and consistent with each other.
How it works
Your experts stay focused on clients. I do the planning, writing, design, posting, and reporting, and check in with you every month.
A 30-minute call about your firm, who you want to reach, and what a good year on social media would look like.
A review of your current profiles and what similar firms post, then content pillars and a 90-day plan built around your goals.
Short monthly interviews with your experts, plus a shared folder where your team drops project photos and news.
I write and design the posts, send them for approval, schedule them, and handle comments and messages.
Enquiries, referrals, job applicants, website visits, and engagement, with what changes next month.
Fit
Ways to work together
Every option starts with a strategy. Pricing depends on scope and is quoted after a 30-minute call.
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What clients say
“I used to handle marketing myself. Now I don't even have to think about it. I trust it's being done right.”
“This is the kind of partner every agency dreams of: sharp, consistent, client-ready.”
“It's rare to find someone who actually listens, understands your business, and delivers. Every project we've worked on has been strategic, seamless, and effective.”
Questions
It depends on the platforms, how much content you need, and whether social media is on its own or part of a wider marketing retainer. I quote after a 30-minute call so you only pay for the scope that fits your goals. Contact me for pricing.
Yes. For most B2B firms LinkedIn comes first, and Instagram is where culture, events, and recruiting content does well. I manage both, plus Facebook when your audience is there.
A full-time hire makes sense once you need someone in the office every day. An agency suits high-volume posting across many channels. A consultant suits firms of 20 to 150 people that need one senior person to own the strategy and the brand and do the work, for less than a full-time salary.
It means your company looks and sounds the same everywhere: the same voice, visuals, and standards on LinkedIn, Instagram, your website, and your recruiting posts. It also covers profile upkeep, approvals, and briefing the people who make your photos and videos.
Plan on a short monthly interview with one or two of your experts, a place to share photos and news, and one person who approves posts. I handle the rest.
By the things that matter to the business: enquiries, referrals, job applicants, and website visits from social media. Engagement and reach are tracked too, but they come second.
Yes. I'm based in Calgary and work with clients across Canada, the USA, MENA, and Europe. Everything runs remotely, with in-person shoots and events arranged locally.
Book a 30-minute call. We'll look at your current profiles together and decide whether a strategy project, monthly management, or a full marketing retainer fits best.
Get in touch
Tell me about your firm, your current profiles, and who you want to reach. You'll hear back within one business day.
Your platforms today, who you want to reach, and what a good year looks like.