Social content, FB and IG
A feed that looks alive when buyers check you out.
Social content is the organic side of Facebook and Instagram: the calendar, posts, and replies that keep a brand's feed current. Buyers check the feed before they buy, and a page last updated months ago answers their question the wrong way.
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Sound familiar?
“Customers land on your Facebook or Instagram and the last post is from months ago.”
“Posts go out in stiff translated Thai, or English only, and locals scroll past.”
“Comments and messages sit unanswered while buyers wait.”
What the engagement actually ships.
- Monthly content calendar
- A planned month of posts matched to what the business is actually doing and selling.
- Post design and copy, Thai and English
- Designed posts written natively in both languages, on brand and on time.
- Page setup and community replies
- Profiles set up properly, and comments and messages answered so buyers are not left waiting.
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How it fits
Social content pairs naturally with paid media: the feed makes the promise the ads point to. Most engagements run it alongside another discipline rather than alone.
Outcome: A feed that looks active and considered when buyers check you out.
Runs on the Compound Cycle.
How the method worksThe audit first, free and in writing. Then scope agreed before any money moves, a 90-day pilot where it fits, and a monthly loop of research, entity, content, citations, tracking, and review. Every month builds on the last.
Asked about this service.
Which platforms are covered?
Facebook and Instagram. For paid campaigns on these and other channels, see the paid media service.
Is the Thai written natively?
Yes, written natively in Thai, the same as every other discipline in the studio. Never machine-translated.
Do you also run the ads?
That is the paid media service. The two pair well: the feed stays alive while the ads scale, and the message matches on both.
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