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Social-Content Systems

A practical system for deciding where to show up, what to say, and how to keep it going.

[ What it looks like ]

A feed you can keep up with.

One channel, a steady rhythm, and posts that sound like you. Here is what a month of a content system looks like for a small business. The business below is made up; the system is real.

Example
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48posts3×a week1channel

Desert Bloom Bakery

Small-batch bread and pastries. Las Vegas. Open Tue–Sun, 7am.

Fresh at 7amMeet the bakerWeekend menuSourdough 101Pre-order FridayCustomer of the weekBehind the ovenNew: cardamom bunsHoliday hours
The profile
Example
DBdesertbloombakery
This weekCardamom buns are back.

Saved by 112 neighbors

desertbloombakery Thursday to Sunday while they last. Pre-order by Wednesday night and we will hold a box for you.

A single post
Example

November plan

  • Tue 4Behind the oven (video)Ready
  • Thu 6Cardamom buns are backReady
  • Sat 8Customer of the weekDraft
  • Tue 11Sourdough 101 (carousel)Draft
  • Fri 14Holiday pre-orders openIdea
The month, planned

[ Overview ]

Overview

Social-Content Systems starts at $325.

Most small-business content plans fail before the first post, because nobody built a way to collect the raw material. ASEC starts with the business, the audience, and the capacity you actually have, then builds a system around them: one primary channel, a content-intake habit, reusable templates, and a rhythm you can sustain. The goal is not to be louder. It is to stay credible between conversations.

Every project is scoped in writing before any work begins. If a smaller solution or another specialist is the better answer, ASEC will say so.

[ What you get ]

What you get

  • A review of your current profiles and a clear recommendation on where to show up
  • Profile optimization and a practical voice and visual direction, written down
  • A 30-day content plan for the primary channel
  • Reusable content templates built for the channel
  • A content-intake process so raw material keeps arriving, plus training and handoff
  • Scheduling set up inside your own accounts, so the system stays with you

What you’ll be holding

  • Every template, yours to reuse
  • The 30-day plan and the voice and visual rules, written down
  • Scheduling set up inside your own accounts
  • An intake process that keeps working whether or not ASEC is involved

[ How it works ]

How it works

  1. 01

    Review

    ASEC looks at what exists now and where the right customer actually looks for proof.

  2. 02

    Focus

    We choose one primary channel rather than spreading across five you cannot maintain.

  3. 03

    Build

    Templates, the content plan, and the intake process the business will actually use.

  4. 04

    Hand off

    Training so the system runs without ASEC, or ongoing support if you would rather it did not.

[ Questions ]

Questions

What does this start at?

Social-content systems start at $325 as a one-time setup for one channel (Foundation). System, for up to two channels, is $625. Publishing, if you want the posting handled too, is an optional monthly engagement at $225/mo.

Will you post every day?

No, and ASEC would not recommend it. Consistency is keeping a promise you can maintain at a quality you can repeat, not volume for its own sake.

Do you handle comments and direct messages?

Not as standard. Real-time community management is a different job with different staffing, and ASEC would rather tell you that than sell it badly.

[ Start here ]

Let’s talk about your next move.

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