Cosmo Bar & Bistro
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GreyFruit Cocktail
Cosmo Bar & Bistro
Branding & Social
Social media management, every part of it
Strategy, design, copy, production, community, paid and reporting — run by one team on a published cadence. Below is the work itself.
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Reels
Shot vertical, cut for sound off, subtitled by default. Every one below was filmed and edited by us — none of them is a landscape ad squeezed into a tall box.
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Feed work
Posts
Carousels, single frames, pull quotes and results posts across retail, hospitality, events, property and healthcare. Designed and written here, not filled into a template.
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What the retainer covers
Ten jobs, one team, no gaps
Most brands end up with a designer here, a copywriter there and nobody answering the comments. This is the whole surface, handled together.
Strategy & positioning
Channel mix, audience, content pillars and a tone of voice written down so every post sounds like one brand.
Calendar & approvals
A month planned in advance, in a shared board you can comment on. Nothing goes live unapproved.
Design & art direction
A template system, a grid that holds together when you scroll it, and motion presets that stay on brand.
Copywriting
Hooks, captions and alt text — written for where they are going, not pasted across everything at once.
Production
Shoots, edits, subtitles, sound and vertical cutdowns. Reels are made, not repurposed from a landscape ad.
Community management
Replies, direct messages and comment triage on a published response time, with an escalation path for the hard ones.
Paid amplification
Boosting what already earned attention, audience testing and creative iteration against cost per result.
Influencer & UGC
Sourcing, briefing, rights clearance and a usage log, so nothing you paid for expires quietly.
Listening & reputation
Mention and review monitoring, with a written plan for the week something goes wrong.
Reporting
A monthly read on what moved, what did not and what changes next — in plain language, not a metric dump.
How a month runs
The cadence you can hold us to
- Plan
- The next month's calendar lands by the 25th, in a board you can comment on line by line.
- Volume
- A typical retainer ships 6–10 reels and 12–20 posts a month. The mix follows the results.
- Replies
- Comments and messages answered with a median under 15 minutes in working hours, and an escalation path for the rest.
- Production
- One shoot day a month as standard, banking enough footage that nothing goes out looking recycled.
- Reporting
- A monthly read on what moved and what did not, written in sentences, with the change we are making next.
- Ownership
- You keep the working files, raw footage and full rights. The template system leaves with you if you go.
Before you hire anyone
Guides on running social properly
Written for people deciding whether to hire, and what to ask when they do.
How much does social media management cost?
Price bands, what sits inside a retainer, and the questions that stop you overpaying.
Read the guide →How to choose a social media agency
The checks that predict month twelve, not month one — and the contract terms that matter.
Read the guide →A social media audit you can run today
Twenty checks on setup, content, engagement and the access problems most brands miss.
Read the guide →What a content calendar should contain
The columns that make a month shippable, and why you plan pillars rather than posts.
Read the guide →Reels or posts: where should effort go?
One reaches new people, the other convinces the ones you have. How to split the month.
Read the guide →The metrics worth reporting
Impressions flatter everyone and decide nothing. What to put in a monthly report instead.
Read the guide →Hand us the whole channel
Tell us which accounts you run and what you want them to do. You'll get a channel plan and a first month's calendar to react to — before anything is signed.