How to Brief an Outsourced Social Team Without a 20-Page Brand Book
You do not need a 20-page brand book to outsource social media. Here is a one-sitting brief that keeps an outside team on-brand from week one.
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You do not need a 20-page brand book to outsource social media. Here is a one-sitting brief that keeps an outside team on-brand from week one.
For €365 a year you get one post a day on one platform. Here is what that includes, what it leaves out, and when a full package is the better fit.
Outsourced social fails when the owner is the daily bottleneck. Here is a batch approval process that keeps posts on-brand without living in your inbox.
Sharing your password is the fastest way to get an outside team started, and the most common way small businesses lose control of their own pages. Here is how to give access properly on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn, and what to agree before you start.
The time difference, the English, and whether the work will be good enough to put your name on: answered with the actual numbers, including the parts that genuinely do not work from ten thousand kilometres away.
What a marketing hire, a Belgian agency and a dedicated offshore team actually cost over twelve months (with the arithmetic shown, the sources named, and the two cases where you should not pick us).
Published Belgian agency rate cards from €450 to €8,000 a month, what each band actually buys, and the full arithmetic behind an in-house hire (holiday pay, 13th month and employer charges included).
You have hired the team. Now comes the part nobody briefs you on: five habits on your side of the relationship that decide whether it works. Plus the three client-side failures we see most often.
Seven symptoms we see in almost every SME account we take over. Plus the honest case for keeping marketing in-house a while longer.