Ahmed X Marketing

Marketing · Social Media Management

A profile that can hold the attention you pay for.

Most people check your profile before they book. Social media management makes sure what they find answers their question and gives them a next step.

The problem

An ad or a recommendation sends someone to your profile, and the profile does not finish the job: the last post is months old, the offer is unclear, and the link in the bio goes somewhere that cannot take a booking. The attention arrives and leaves.

What is included

  • A profile audit and rebuild: bio, highlights, pinned posts and a link that actually books
  • A monthly content calendar built around what you sell and when
  • Publishing on a fixed schedule, not a mood
  • Comments and messages answered the same day, or routed to you
  • A monthly report on profile visits, link taps and enquiries

Judged on

Link taps and enquiries from the profile, month on month

A profile that works as the front door of the business: current, clear about the offer, and one tap from a booking.

How it runs

  1. 01

    Audit

    Your profile seen the way a first-time visitor sees it, and a list of what stops them booking.

  2. 02

    Rebuild

    The bio, highlights, pinned posts and booking link are fixed before anything new is published.

  3. 03

    Publish

    A calendar agreed a month ahead, posted on schedule, with your approval on anything that speaks for you.

  4. 04

    Review

    Each month the posts that led to enquiries are repeated and the ones that did not are dropped.

Part of the buildPersonal BrandingA position, a content engine and a community that make you the reason people call.See the whole build

Works with

Questions

Instagram and Facebook for most local businesses, with TikTok or LinkedIn where your customers actually are. Two platforms run properly beat five run badly.

No. It helps, because people buy from people, but a profile can be built around your work, your customers and your space instead.

Want this built properly?

Fifteen minutes on your numbers, and a straight answer on whether this is the right place to start.

Ready for the comeback?

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