Let us take social media off your ‘to do’ list!
Get quality created and curated social posts every week at a great price
As a busy small business owner, time is precious. You have hundreds of important tasks to complete every day, but consistently posting to your social media profiles to maintain an active social media presence, doesn’t have to be one of them. We help you focus on growing your business, while we take care of your social profiles for you.
Cultivate Digital offer Social Media Management Services for small business owners in Balwyn and Melbourne. This includes quality social media content creation and curation to help you maintain a consistent presence on your important social media channels.
Our Social Media Services
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Social Media Monitoring
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Social Media Content Strategy
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Content Creation
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Content Scheduling
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Social Media Advertising
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“One third of consumers in Australia agree that they will inspect a brand’s social media presence before making an online purchase if they have not purchased from their website before…Marketing continues to top the list of reasons given by SMBs to use social media. The marketing-related reasons given by SMBs included promoting the business (33%), creating awareness and exposure (28%), and generating sales (17%). Social media is also used by SMBs as a way to connect and interact with their customer and consumer base (19%).”
Why Choose Cultivate Digital your your social media management?
There is no magic bullet when it comes to social media marketing. It requires an ongoing effort of monitoring, reporting and content optimisation. So if you are a small business in Balwyn and still wondering if you should invest in social media, the answer is a definite, yes. We understand what it takes to build a community and drive consistent traffic to your website using social media and we do it at a rate most small businesses can afford.
What you can expect working with us:
✓ Content posted weekly to your social channels
✓ One point of contact
✓ Unique content, specifically created for your business
✓ Images specially chosen for your target audience
✓ No lock in contract
✓ Content all done by us in house.
✓ Monthly schedules in advance for your approval
✓ Drive traffic to your website
✓ Activate your brand across multiple social channels
✓ Expertise for Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn
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Social Media for businesses in Balwyn
Every business is different so we like to quote only once we have had a strategic conversation with you.
Having said that, our pricing starts at approximately $600 a month for our Basic Small Business Management Package that includes:
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Posts on 2 platforms (Facebook, LinkedIn and/or Instagram) 3 times a week
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Full months content calendar pre-planned
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Creation of a mix of text, image and video posts
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Online dashboard to fully edit and customise posts if needed
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Scheduling of all content posts
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Monthly reviewing of post schedule and results
A Social Media Strategy is a one off investment starts at around A$700.00 depending on what’s included and the size of the business.
Contact us
Whatever your situation, give us a call or send us an email. We’re here to help. We take the time to understand your needs and concerns. We are honest, open and will always offer our best advice.
Please contact us to set up a time for a chat.
Balwyn was subdivided into little homesteads and brushing runs. In the late 1850s Andrew Murray named his home Balwyn from the Gaelic bal and the Saxon wyn, signifying ‘the home of the vine’. Balwyn Road and the region were named after it. The house was situated on the site that is currently part of Fintona Girls’ School.
In 1868 Balwyn Primary School was opened in Balwyn Road around 100 meters north of Whitehorse Road. It was moved to its present site, south of Whitehorse Road, in 1880, inverse Murray’s property. Balwyn’s first town focus was close to the crossing point of Balwyn and Whitehorse Roads, containing a couple of shops, a metal forger and the athenaeum or mechanics’ organization. Anglican administrations started in 1868 and the St. Barnabas church, Balwyn Road, was opened in 1872.
Balwyn’s status as a prosperous suburb has seen centre to upper-working class families from rural areas, for example, Kew and Brighton exchange to the region to exploit the suburb’s generally vast square sizes and vicinity to a portion of Victoria’s best tuition based schools incorporating those in the neighboring rural areas of Canterbury and Kew. Some of the underlying advancement of the rural area happened along the Whitehorse Road tramline, along which the Wade satchel and the Jarvis Walker angling pole bar industrial facilities were once found. The suburb’s principle shopping territory is situated around the crossing point of Whitehorse Road and Balwyn Road.