Social media marketing & contentSocial media, handled every week

A plan for what goes out and when, the reels, carousels and captions themselves, the posting, and someone answering the comments and DMs — agreed once a month, so you can stop thinking about it for the rest of it.

01The problem

Sound familiar?

Most businesses know social media matters. The trouble is doing it every single week.

  1. 01

    Posting happens when someone remembers

    Three posts in a week, then nothing for a month. Consistency is most of the game, and it is the hardest part.

  2. 02

    Reels are where the reach is, and nobody has time to make them

    Short video takes planning, filming, editing and captions. It does not fit around running a business.

  3. 03

    Comments and messages go unanswered

    Every one of them is a customer who asked a question in public.

  4. 04

    You cannot tell whether any of it works

    Likes are not sales, and nobody is connecting the posts to the enquiries.

02What we do

What running it includes

One monthly retainer covering the plan, the content and the running of the accounts. What goes into it is agreed up front and written down.

01

A monthly plan

Themes, formats and a calendar for the month ahead, sent for your approval before anything is made.

02

Reels and short-form video

Scripted, filmed or assembled, edited and captioned for Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and Facebook — from footage we shoot, footage you send, or both.

03

Posts and carousels

Graphics, carousels, stories and thumbnails in your brand, with captions written for each platform.

04

Publishing

Scheduled and posted at the right times on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube.

05

Community management

Replies to comments and DMs in your voice, with anything that needs you passed on the same day.

06

Plain reporting

A short monthly report: what went out, what people responded to, what brought in enquiries, and what changes next month.

03Who it is for

Is this for you

A good fit

  • Clinics, restaurants, studios, schools and service businesses that need to show up consistently
  • D2C brands that need a steady stream of content for organic and paid
  • Owners who know what to say, but not when they will find the time to say it

Probably not for

  • Anyone expecting guaranteed viral growth — nobody honest can promise that
  • Brands whose approval chain is longer than the content calendar

04The work

What we have built for ourselves

Our own reels account is run by a pipeline we built: software that writes, renders and posts short videos. It is a prototype and is labelled as one — it is here because it is the engineering behind a content calendar that never skips a week.

From the lab

DevDecoded Reels

Prototype

Software that writes a short video, records the voiceover, renders it and posts it to Instagram without anyone touching it.

Prototype · runs end to end · known rough edges

Everything we build for ourselves

05How it goes

From first call to up and running

  1. 01

    Audit and plan

    We look at your accounts, your competitors and what your customers respond to, and agree the platforms, formats and monthly volume.

  2. 02

    Shoot and make

    A batch of content produced at the start of each month — filmed with you, made from what you send, or designed from scratch.

  3. 03

    Post and reply

    Published on schedule, with comments and DMs answered and anything important passed to you.

  4. 04

    Report and adjust

    A plain monthly report and a short call, and next month’s plan changes based on what actually worked.

Every project starts the same way: a free call, then a written plan with a fixed price per stage. How we work and how pricing works.

Tools and platforms

Platforms
  • Instagram
  • Facebook
  • YouTube
  • LinkedIn

06Questions

What people ask us first

01

Which platforms do you manage?

Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and LinkedIn. We would rather recommend the one or two where your customers actually are than spread thin across all four.

02

Do you shoot the content, or do I?

Either, or both. We can film with you on a shoot day, work from footage and photos you send, or design content that needs no filming at all. Most businesses end up with a mix.

03

How many posts a month?

That is agreed in the monthly plan, and depends on the platforms and how much video is involved. We would rather do fewer things well than fill a quota.

04

Do I have to approve everything?

You approve the monthly plan, and you can review anything before it goes out. Once there is some trust, most people approve the plan and let the posts run.

05

Does this include ads?

Paid ads are a separate service with their own budget, but the two work best together: whatever does well organically is usually the best raw material for an ad.