Social & marketing support
social media, campaigns, reporting
Common tasks
- Social profile and content audit.
- 30-day content calendar.
- Caption and scheduling package.
- Monthly publishing and community triage.
- Campaign setup for Meta or Google.
- Pixel, GA4 and conversion-tracking setup.
- Monthly performance report and recommendations.
- Creative testing plan for paid social.
Selected in-house results.
In-house experience, from full-time roles rather than freelance projects. Every figure below is dated, attributed to the employer it happened at, and stated with how it was measured.
Project One Motors
October 2023 - Present
42,000+ organic Instagram followers
120+ qualified leads a month, via Meta and Dubizzle
60% of showroom enquiries
278,000 organic views on a single automotive reel (Instagram, July 2026)
Starting point: Instagram at zero followers, no paid social program running.
His role: Ran the paid social program end to end - audience research, creative, retargeting - and edited the short-form content pipeline that grew the account.
Measured by Instagram's own follower and view counts - both publicly checkable on the account - and the lead-source attribution he set up across Meta and Dubizzle.
La Vie Boutique
October 2021 - October 2023
300% Instagram growth in one year
90% lift in online traffic
Starting point: An existing Instagram account and WordPress store; the growth rate before this role is not documented.
His role: Ran the brand's Instagram and Meta ad campaigns, and designed and managed the WordPress e-commerce store.
Measured by Instagram's own growth analytics and Meta Ads traffic reporting.
The Grand Mountain Hotel
January 2020 - November 2021
4x increase in off-season bookings
Starting point: Off-season bookings before the campaign began; the baseline figure is not documented.
His role: Shot cinematic hospitality content and ran targeted paid social campaigns built around destination storytelling.
Measured by Booking figures tracked internally by the hotel.
Contract engagement.
A client relationship, not an employer - the one piece of independent proof on this page. Everything above this is in-house experience; this is work done for someone else's business, under contract, with a result they paid for.
Water Pioneers LLC, UAE · Contract
November 2021 - November 2022 (12 months, contract)
Brief: Paid acquisition for sales and seasonal promotions.
His role: Ran the Meta ad campaigns, produced the product content inside them, and built the landing page they ran to.
He owned the creative, the landing page and the paid media together - shorter iteration cycles and lower cost than agency-led campaigns split across separate vendors.
35%
increase in confirmed sales
Starting at.
A focused first step. Every tier and the full scope live on the pricing page.
What people ask before they book this.
Publishing, scheduling and community management for content you already have.
Is content creation included?
Not in Publishing Support or Social Management - both manage and publish content you supply, and photography, video and design are priced separately under Video and Photography. Content + Social is the exception: it includes one monthly shoot day and the edit that comes out of it, on top of the same publishing and scheduling work.
What exactly does 'community management' mean at each tier?
A stated, capped frequency rather than an open-ended promise. Publishing Support has none - it's caption polishing and scheduling only. Social Management is triage three times a week. Neither tier promises daily, unlimited or real-time replies, because that's the kind of line that quietly turns a management fee into an on-call job.
What happens if we don't send you the assets?
The posts don't go out. Every tier names someone on your side who owns supplying the media and a monthly deadline for it - Content + Social is the only one where I'm also the one shooting it.
Why did the old AED 799 tier disappear?
Because at that price a client still expects the attention, revisions and fast replies a proper management fee buys, which made it the worst-margin thing on the card. Publishing Support replaces it as a genuinely smaller, more bounded product - fewer platforms, fewer posts, one revision round - rather than the same promise at a lower number.
Do you run the ads too?
That's Paid Acquisition, a separate card with its own prices. Media is always paid by you directly to the platform and it's never bundled into a management fee here.
One person runs the campaigns and reports on them, no account manager in between.