Social media · USA & AU

Social Media Marketing Services for the USA & Australia

Glorvix provides social media marketing services for businesses in the USA and Australia. We narrow you to the two or three networks your buyers actually use, then run the content, community management and paid campaigns that turn those channels into enquiries and sales, not just likes.

What’s included

What our social media marketing covers

One team plans, creates, publishes, advertises and reports, so every channel works towards the same business goals.

  • Platform & audience strategy

    We pick the two or three networks where your buyers actually spend time and define who to reach, what to say and what success looks like.

  • Content calendars

    Monthly calendars of posts, Reels, carousels and Stories built around your content pillars, ready for you to review and approve in one place.

  • Short-form video & design

    Reusable post templates, on-brand graphics and vertical video scripts with hooks written for sound-off viewing, backed by our graphic design team.

  • Community management

    Comments, messages and mentions answered in your brand voice, with sales enquiries routed to your team quickly.

  • Paid social campaigns

    Full-funnel ads on Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok, Pinterest and YouTube, with structured creative testing and retargeting.

  • Reporting that means something

    Monthly reports on reach, engagement, traffic, leads and sales, plus a strategy call to agree next month’s priorities.

What are social media marketing services?

Social media marketing services cover everything a business needs to turn social platforms into a genuine growth channel: choosing the right networks, planning and producing content, managing the community that forms around it, running paid campaigns and measuring what each activity contributes to enquiries and sales. At Glorvix we run that full scope for businesses across the USA and Australia, from single-location clinics and trades to e-commerce brands selling nationally.

The difference between posting and marketing is intent. Posting fills a feed. Marketing starts with a business goal, such as more booked appointments, more qualified B2B leads or more online orders, and works backwards to the audience, message, format and budget needed to reach it. Every plan we build answers three questions:

  1. Who are we trying to reach? The buyers you want, where they spend time online and what they care about.
  2. What should they do next? Follow, enquire, book, buy or join your email list. Each goal changes the content mix and the metrics that matter.
  3. How will we know it worked? Agreed KPIs, tracking set up before launch and a monthly review against targets.

Which social media platforms are right for your business?

You do not need to be everywhere. Spreading a small team across six networks usually produces six average channels. We recommend focusing on the two or three platforms where your buyers are most active and your content can genuinely stand out, then expanding once those channels are working.

Platform Best for Content that performs Typical goals
Facebook Local services, community-driven brands, events and audiences across a wide age range Short video, offers, reviews, community posts, Groups Leads, bookings, local awareness
Instagram Visual brands in hospitality, retail, beauty, fitness and lifestyle Reels, carousels, Stories, creator collaborations Awareness, engagement, product discovery
LinkedIn B2B companies, professional services, SaaS and recruitment Expert posts, document carousels, case studies Qualified leads, authority, hiring
TikTok Consumer brands that want reach and discovery Native short-form video, trends, creator content Reach, product discovery, brand recall
YouTube Considered purchases, education, demos and how-to content Tutorials, reviews, explainers, Shorts Consideration, search visibility, trust
Pinterest Home, fashion, food, weddings, travel and DIY Visual pins linking to products and guides Website traffic, planning-stage demand

We choose platforms based on your audience data, competitor activity, the content resources you have and the length of your sales cycle. A dental clinic in Melbourne and a software company in Austin need very different channel mixes, and your strategy should reflect that.

Content strategy and content calendars

Most business accounts stall on consistency rather than creativity: a burst of ten posts, then three silent weeks. The fix is a small set of repeatable formats, so no one has to invent a post from scratch on a busy Tuesday. We start with content pillars, three to five recurring themes that connect what your audience cares about with what you sell. For a home builder, that might be design inspiration, behind-the-scenes build progress, customer stories, buying advice and seasonal offers.

From those pillars we build a monthly content calendar showing every post, platform, format, caption, visual and publishing date, so you can review and approve everything in one place before it goes live. A typical calendar includes:

  • Short-form video (Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts), currently the format most likely to be shown to people who do not already follow you, because Meta and TikTok both recommend it heavily in-feed
  • Carousels and educational posts that answer common customer questions and get saved and shared
  • Social proof such as reviews, case studies and customer photos, always shared with permission
  • Offers and launches timed around your sales calendar, seasons and local events
  • Culture and community posts that put real people behind your brand

Graphics and templates are designed in your brand style by our graphic design services team, while captions, video scripts and blog-to-social repurposing come from our content writing specialists. You approve; we publish and monitor.

Community management: turning conversations into customers

Unanswered comments and messages are missed sales, and a slow response to a complaint can undo more than any post repairs. Community management is a core part of the retainer rather than an add-on, and it covers:

  • Responding to comments, direct messages and mentions within agreed hours
  • Routing sales enquiries, bookings and support issues to the right person on your team
  • Moderating spam, abuse and misinformation using a documented escalation plan
  • Engaging proactively with customers, local businesses and industry accounts
  • Monitoring brand mentions and feedback so you can spot issues early

During onboarding we agree your tone of voice, response templates and escalation rules, so every reply sounds like your business.

Organic reach is capped on every major network, so paid social is usually what turns good content into predictable volume. The most common mistake we inherit is the same campaign duplicated across four platforms. Each one sells a different thing, and the cost you should be willing to accept moves with it:

Platform What the spend buys What to watch
Meta The widest reach in social, plus the deepest retargeting and product-catalogue tooling Creative fatigue: refresh before performance slides, not after
LinkedIn Job title, seniority, industry and company-level targeting no other network offers Typically the highest cost per click in social, so it only pays where deal values are large
TikTok Cheap reach and fast discovery for consumer products Ads have to look native; recycled TV cuts and static images underperform
Pinterest Planning-stage demand in home, fashion, food, weddings and travel, with a long shelf life per pin Audiences plan early, so seasonal campaigns must start well before the season
YouTube Considered purchases that need a longer explanation than a feed post allows Higher production effort than a phone-shot Reel, so fewer creative variants to test

Whatever the mix, three things are agreed before any spend starts: the single conversion event each campaign optimises towards, server-side tracking running alongside the browser pixel so the platform learns from complete data, and a target cost per lead or sale. Budget then moves each month towards whatever clears that target, and away from whatever does not.

For Google and Microsoft Ads, our PPC management team works from the same plan, so paid social and paid search support each other instead of bidding for the same buyer twice. If Meta is your main channel and you sell in New York, our Facebook marketing services in New York go further into borough targeting, Special Ad Categories and Conversions API setup. Ad policies change frequently, and Meta’s Business Help Centre is the reference we work from.

Organic vs paid social: how should you split your effort?

Most businesses need both, and we manage them as one budget rather than two teams. Organic content earns the trust; paid puts your best-performing organic posts in front of people who have never heard of you.

Organic social Paid social
Cost Time and content production Content production plus ad spend
Speed Builds gradually over months Can drive traffic and leads within days
Reach Mostly existing followers and their networks Any audience you can define
Best for Trust, loyalty, community and brand personality Lead generation, sales, launches and retargeting
Lifespan Posts keep working through search and shares Results stop when spend stops

As a rule of thumb, a new brand needs paid early simply to be seen, while an established account with an engaged following can lean harder on organic. Your split is set in the strategy and revisited every month.

Influencer marketing and user-generated content

Creator partnerships work when you treat them as media buying, not gifting. We shortlist creators whose audience genuinely overlaps with your customers, check engagement against follower count before any money moves, brief them without flattening their voice, and track every partnership with a unique link or discount code. Micro-creators often cost a fraction of a big name and convert better, because their recommendations still read as personal.

User-generated content (UGC), such as customer photos, reviews and unboxing videos, is often the most persuasive creative you can run, both organically and in ads. We set up simple systems for collecting it with the right permissions.

Disclosure matters. In the USA, the FTC expects material connections between brands and endorsers to be clearly disclosed (see its advertising and marketing guidance), and in Australia the ACCC expects paid partnerships to be transparent under consumer law. Every influencer campaign we run is set up to comply.

Social SEO: getting found inside social platforms and on Google

Social platforms now work as search engines in their own right. Many people search TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and Pinterest for recommendations, tutorials and reviews before they open Google. Social SEO makes your content discoverable in those searches:

  • Keyword-led captions, on-screen text and spoken words in videos
  • Optimised profile names, bios and highlights
  • Descriptive titles, descriptions and chapters on YouTube
  • Alt text on images and accurate auto-caption corrections, both of which platforms can read
  • Consistent topics, so each platform understands what your account is about

Social content can also appear in Google results, particularly YouTube videos. We align your social topics with your website’s SEO strategy, so both channels build visibility for the same priority searches.

Which social media KPIs do we report on?

Reporting is where a lot of social work quietly falls apart. Likes and follower counts are easy to screenshot but rarely tell you whether the channel is paying for itself. Your monthly report focuses on the metrics tied to your goals:

  • Awareness: reach, impressions, video views and audience growth within your target market
  • Engagement: engagement rate, saves, shares, comments and profile visits
  • Traffic: link clicks, landing page views and sessions from social in your analytics
  • Conversions: leads, bookings, sales, cost per lead and return on ad spend (ROAS)
  • Community: response times, message volume and sentiment

Each report explains what changed, why it changed and what we will do next, followed by a strategy call. You can also check progress at any time in your Glorvix client account.

Why choose Glorvix for social media marketing services?

  • Fewer channels, done properly. We will usually recommend dropping a platform rather than adding one, and we will tell you which.
  • One budget for organic and paid. The same team writes the content and buys the media, so a post that performs organically becomes an ad the same week instead of next quarter.
  • Search and social share a keyword list. Our social, SEO and digital marketing specialists plan against the same priority topics, so a question answered in a Reel is also answered on a page that can rank.
  • Accounts stay yours. Profiles, ad accounts, pixels, audiences and finished creative are held in your name, and access can be withdrawn the day you ask.
  • Two markets, planned separately. Posting times, public holidays, seasonal peaks and disclosure rules differ between businesses across the USA and those throughout Australia, so we run two calendars rather than one translated into both.

The quickest way to find out whether your channels are underperforming or just under-measured is a free audit. We will look at your profiles, recent content, ad account and analytics, then show you which platform is worth more budget and which is costing you time for nothing. Book your audit or see what our packages include.

How it works

How we run your social media marketing

  1. 01

    Audit

    We go through your profiles, recent content, audience data, competitors and ad accounts to see what is earning attention and what is only costing time.

  2. 02

    Strategy

    We choose your platforms, content pillars, posting cadence, paid budget split and the KPIs we will be measured on.

  3. 03

    Create & launch

    Our team produces the content calendar, creative and campaigns, and sets up tracking before anything goes live.

  4. 04

    Review & reallocate

    Each month we measure against the targets we agreed, retire formats that are not landing and move hours and budget to the ones that are.

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Major platforms we plan, publish and advertise on
30 days
Content calendar planned and approved ahead
1
Dedicated social media manager for your account
Monthly
Results review, plus next month’s calendar approved in advance
Frequently asked questions

Social media marketing FAQs

What do social media marketing services include?

Our social media marketing services include platform and audience strategy, content calendars, graphic and video creative, publishing, community management, paid social campaigns and monthly reporting. You can take the full service or choose the parts your in-house team needs help with.

Which social media platforms should my business use?

Focus on the two or three platforms where your buyers are most active and your content can stand out. Local service businesses often start with Facebook and Instagram, B2B companies with LinkedIn, and consumer brands chasing discovery with Instagram, TikTok or Pinterest. We confirm the right mix with your audience data during the audit.

How much do social media marketing services cost?

Four variables set the price: how many platforms you publish on, how much content we produce each month, how many hours of community management you need, and whether paid campaigns are included. Any advertising budget sits in ad accounts you own and is billed by the platforms, not added to our fee. We quote once we have looked at your accounts; tell us what you need, or review the published packages first.

How long does social media marketing take to show results?

Paid social campaigns can generate traffic and leads within days of launch, although they usually need a few weeks of testing to become efficient. Organic growth is slower: most accounts need three to six months of consistent, well-planned content before engagement and enquiries grow noticeably.

Do I keep ownership of my social accounts and content?

Yes. Your profiles, ad accounts, pixels, audiences and content always stay in your name. We work through access you grant us, and you can remove that access at any time.

Can you run Facebook ads for a business in New York?

Yes. We have a dedicated service for Meta advertising in New York, covering borough and neighbourhood targeting, lead ads and local creative. Learn more about our Facebook marketing services in New York.

Let’sTalk!

Tell us about your business and goals. We will reply with a free SEO audit and a clear plan to grow your traffic, leads and sales, whether you are in the USA or Australia.

hello@glorsvix.com