Social Media Management

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Growing your business using social media.

Over 40% of the world’s population use social media on a regular basis. Having a strong presence on social media platforms is crucial to all businesses now and will become more important in the future.

Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn are vital to all businesses. Building brand awareness, driving sales and engaging with your customers is easy and effective using social media. We will create a tailor-made social media solution for you which will maximise your return on investment for years to come.

We offer organic and paid services for social media platforms. Organic social media is the digital face of your company, an invaluable addition to your website and email. Paid social media services involve creating, managing and reporting on social media advertising campaigns.

Scheduled Posts & Cross-Posting

Unique, cross-network post on the social networks of your choice, delivered at the most effective time.

Content & Strategy

A monthly session to discuss content ideas, social media strategy, and post performance with our team.

Custom Image Design

Customize your images to drive more engagement on your social media posts.

Post Boosting

Strategically boost your Facebook or Instagram posts to reach a wider, targeted audience within your followers.

Platforms we work with

Facebook

Facebook is used daily by 44% of the UK population.

The Facebook platform is the most established and widely used social media platform at the moment. it mostly caters for users in the 25-40 years old population, though it is used extensively by all ages.

Your business Facebook account is crucial in helping you connect with your customers and user base. In addition to creating and maintaining your Facebook presence we will also add sharing buttons on your website so that people visiting your website can share your latest news and products with their followers.

Instagram

There are an estimated 30.6 million Instagram users in the UK.

Instagram is built on the principle of sharing images with your followers. From humble beginnings Instagram is rapidly becoming one of the largest social media platforms.

Mainly used by the under 40s Instagram is now an important platform for your business.

If you have content that can be shared in image format, Instagram is essential.

Twitter

Twitter has an estimated UK user base of 18 million people.

This platform lets you reach a large number of people quickly through tweets and retweets, you can even use Twitter to manage your customer relationships.

Your Twitter followers will be able to see your updates, offers etc, leave comments and share your content with their followers.

LinkedIn has more than 30 million professionals using the platform for communication, idea sharing and networking in the UK.

LinkedIn is built for businesses and business people. Your employees should have LinkedIn profiles and you should also have a LinkedIn business page. Professionals can be targeted with adverts to a high degree of specificity – manage your advertising budget by only showing adverts to the people you want to see them.

YouTube

YouTube is the second most popular social media site, over 35 million adults in the UK use the platform.

Video is becoming increasingly important to business. The benefits of uploading videos to YouTube include customer engagement, advertising and brand awareness. It is also important for the SEO score of your website to have backlinks from YouTube to your website.

Content creation

To keep on top of your social media commitments you will need content – and lots of it!

Rija Media have a team of writers who will analyse your requirements, research your competitors and explore all avenues relating to your business. We will write as much compelling content as you require either as a one-off or as an ongoing process.

We are also experts in web graphics and animated slideshows and presentations.

Enquire about our Social Media services