Looking for Social Media Management in San Francisco Without the Agency Price Tag?
What you get every month
- Branded graphics and short vertical video in your own colors
- A content calendar mapped a month ahead, captions written for you
- Posting handled on the channels you decide are worth it
- From $99 a month, stop whenever you want
Plans from $99/month · Month-to-month · No long-term contract
The Social 99 keeps your pages going while you run the business. Social Media Management in San Francisco should not cost more than your rent. That is more or less the whole pitch.
What Does a Quiet Social Page Really Cost a Bay Area Business?
Say someone in Hayes Valley is deciding between you and the shop two streets over, both pages open on their phone. One of you posted this morning. The other has a photo from last September and a number that stopped working when you switched providers.
None of this shows up anywhere you would notice, which is the irritating part. A friend recommends you, the person looks you up, finds nothing recent, books elsewhere. Nobody writes to explain why. And because posting lands on whoever had ten spare minutes that week, the feed drifts between fonts and tones until it stops looking like one business.
Rent does not pause while your marketing does. Every quiet week is a week of overheads with nobody being reminded you exist.
We work with owners who already know all of this and still cannot find the hours. Most of our social media management across the USA looks like that: ambitious business, no spare afternoons.
Which Social Media Management Services San Francisco Businesses Ask For Most?
Get Started at $99/MonthMonthly content, planned and published
Most owners are not short of ideas. The ideas just never make it as far as a posted post. We build the month, design the graphics, write the captions, then send the lot over for approval.
Short vertical video cut from footage you already have
Film on your phone during an ordinary week: a dish going out, a fit-out getting finished, your technician explaining the thing every client asks about. We cut the clips into fifteen to thirty second videos for Reels, TikTok and Shorts.
A website that holds up after the tap
Somebody taps through and the site takes six seconds to load on cellular. They give up. Our website design and development work fixes the page they land on, so the inquiry form is one you could finish on a phone.
How Do You Work Out Which Platforms Deserve Your Time?
Six accounts kept badly do less for you than two kept properly, so sensible Social Media Platform Management San Francisco starts by cutting the list down.
Suits anything with a visual result: food, interiors, hair, dentistry, most of construction. Reels tend to do the selling before anyone sends a message.
Less glamorous and still where people check hours and read reviews.
Earns the effort if you sell to other businesses, where one useful post a week beats posting daily.
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Suits fast updates and live conversation, useful in tech and events and pointless for a nail salon.
TikTok
Reaches people who have never heard of you.
YouTube
Slower but keeps paying out, since a walkthrough filmed once can pull inquiries two years later.
Regulated trades are their own case. Clinics and practices have rules about what they can put publicly, so we run social media management for doctors differently from a restaurant account. Tell us who actually buys from you and we will name the two or three worth it.
What Happens in Your First Thirty Days?
What Has This Looked Like for a Business Like Yours?
A six chair salon in the Mission came to us posting twice a month, usually a supplier graphic they had reposted. We built the calendar around the week they already had: color on Tuesdays, before and afters on Thursdays, a Friday Reel of a finished cut.
The team filmed between clients and sent clips over each week. That was the whole system.
The owner also stopped writing captions at eleven at night, which she mentions more than the numbers.
Where Do You See and Approve Everything?
Everything waits in The Social 99 Dashboard. Graphics, videos and captions sit there as drafts, and you either approve them or leave a note and we send a new version.
The same screen shows what is scheduled, what went out and how it did, and you can message the team there instead of emailing.
Nothing publishes until you have said yes. That is the one rule we do not bend.
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Is Affordable Social Media Management San Francisco Actually Possible?
Yes, and the reason is not especially exciting. There are more than 200 of us across different time zones, so your account has designers, editors and planners rather than one freelancer whose July holiday becomes your problem. Plans start at $99 a month, billed monthly.
The Social 99
Monthly plan
What Else Do Owners Here Ask Before Signing Up?
Three tiers, Starter, Growth and Premium, from $99 a month. The entry plan covers planning, graphics and captions; moving up adds short video, carousels, more posts and full scheduling.
That is most of who we work with. When you answer the phone, chase suppliers and lock up at night, captions are what slips, so this takes them off the list.
Both. Social mostly reaches people who already know about you, which leaves out everyone else, and our SEO services start with the phrases your buyers genuinely type into Google.
They do different jobs. Ads buy attention and your page decides what happens with it, so paid traffic landing on four stale posts is money spent to look unconvincing.
Yes. If your inbox is three versions of the same question about pricing or lead times, our content marketing services turn those answers into pages that work overnight.
No, billing is monthly. Tell us before your next billing date and we change the plan or stop it.
It helps a lot and does not need to be polished. A phone clip of real work beats a stock photo, and if filming is impossible we build the month from graphics and stills.
Ready to Stop Thinking About Posting?
Tell us what the business does, who you want walking in and which pages you run. The Social 99 comes back with a plan, the content and a schedule, you approve it, and the rest is ours.