Social Media
Be in the feed where your buyers already are.
Tulsa-based since 1999, with multiple clients we have kept for well over a decade. We run complete social programs (strategy, content, community, paid) on the platforms your buyers actually use, made to hold up on a phone in someone's hand and on a quarterly report.
Forbes Agency Council · 1,000+ clients · 25+ years
What we mean
Social media is more than posting.
Most people use "social media" and "posting" interchangeably. The post is part of it. The other parts are everything around the post: the strategy that decides which platforms are worth your time, the content that gets shot and written and edited month after month, the person watching the comments and the DMs, and the paid spend that puts the right content in front of the right audience.
A social program has to work where your buyers actually look: on the phone, in their hand, in line at the grocery store. We build for that whole range. The mark of a feed working is not a viral post. It is steady recognition over months, so when a buyer is finally ready, your business is the one they already know.
We are a small team in Tulsa. 25+ years in business, more than a thousand clients across that time. The same person you talk to on the first call is on the calls when the calendar lands, and the same person you call when the program needs to stretch into something new a year later.
How we work
From the first conversation to a feed that does the work month after month.
First conversation
We talk about your business, not the algorithm. What you sell, who buys, where they spend their time online, what you have already tried, and what "success" looks like a year from now. The platform mix only matters in the context of those answers, and most of the meaningful decisions get made before anyone opens a posting calendar.
Strategy and platform mix
We pull together what you have today (accounts, past content, audience, anything that touches a follower) and we look at it side-by-side with the businesses you compete against. Then we set direction: which two or three platforms are worth the time, posting cadence, content pillars, paid versus organic split, what we measure, and what we ignore. A national e-commerce brand and a local home services company do not get the same plan.
Content engine
Photography, short-form video, graphics, captions, and the calendar that ties them together. A senior team member runs the shoot list, drafts the captions, and edits the clips. Some social shops pad a calendar with twenty filler posts to look busy: stock-photo carousels, AI-generated captions, reposted memes. We don't work that way. The posts you see are posts we'd be comfortable putting your name on. If we wouldn't, we don't queue them.
Community and paid
A feed has to hold up where your buyers actually look. The phone, in their hand, in line at the grocery store. We have someone on your accounts every business day, replying to comments and DMs, flagging the messages your team needs to handle, and watching for the conversations you should be in. Paid campaigns run alongside the organic work, with budgets and creative tested against each other so the spend goes where it earns its keep.
Reporting and the long game
Each month you get a plain report. What worked, what did not, what we are changing next month, what the paid spend produced. The accounts, the content library, the audience, and the ad history all stay in your name. If you ever decide to move the work in-house or to another shop, we hand it all over and walk you through the handoff.
Our approach
What you get that you wouldn't from a freelancer or a posting app.
Partner, not vendor
We sell relationships, not posts. We worked with our very first client from 1999 for over 20 years, until he retired. Across that time we helped him build his business: the brand for the company itself, then the marketing and content work for a wide variety of product lines (books, seminars, products) as they came along. We were there through periods of growth and through the harder stretches too. The first month is the start. The relationship is what's worth paying for.
Strategy from the business side
Most social shops are run by a single freelancer or a software platform that schedules posts on autopilot. Our founder is neither. His background is the business side. When you tell him you want a social program, his first question is what you are trying to accomplish. If you want lead flow for a local home services brand, that's a different program than one built to feed a national e-commerce launch. Different goals, different programs. The strategy starts from the business side. The photography, video, and writing come from our team.
Custom, not template
No copy-paste calendars. No stock-photo carousels. No automated AI captions. Every program we build is hand-crafted for the specific business it represents. The risk with a template approach is not how it looks on day one. It's that you end up with a feed that looks like every other business that picked the same software. The point of going custom is that the social presence looks like your business, not somebody else's.
Built to be recognized, by people and by AI
A social program only works if buyers can recognize you consistently across every place they encounter you. That used to mean Facebook and Instagram and a website. Today it also means the AI tools your buyers ask for recommendations: ChatGPT, Claude, Google's AI Overview. We make sure the voice and visuals stay consistent everywhere a human will see them, and we make sure the name, description, and identity carry through to the AI tools so they quote your business correctly when somebody asks.
Selected work
Brands we've kept in the feed.
Industries
Who we build for.
25+ years and 1,000+ clients across these industries. We bring the same level of craft to every one of them.
Industrial & Energy
Pipeline Equipment, Inc.
Legal
Secrest Hill & Secrest
Construction
Caton Asphalt
Home Services
Flash Painting
E-Commerce
Bellara Brass
Music & Entertainment
Garth Brooks, Taylor Swift
Non-Profit
Tulsa Girls Art School
Local & Regional Brands
1,000+ clients
Pricing
What's all this cost?
Most people want to know pretty early on. So let's get it out of the way, before you write a budget in your head and we both end up in different ballparks.
Unlike many shops in our space, we do not have a minimum budget requirement. We have run social programs at every size: from a lean monthly retainer for a single-platform local business, all the way up to multi-platform programs with paid campaigns, ongoing photo and video shoots, and community management across global audiences. Projects on our list have ranged from a few hundred dollars to well over $1,000,000.
When you compare us to other shops, you will likely find we are neither the most expensive nor the least. The cheapest option (a freelancer charging a few hundred a month, a posting app on autopilot, a part-timer running things between other jobs) usually is not a quality problem on day one. It is that the feed quietly stops mattering: nobody is shooting new content, nobody is replying to comments, the paid budget runs without anyone watching it, and a year later your accounts look like they belong to a business that gave up.
The good news is you do not have to do everything in one go. Most of our long-term clients started with a smaller piece and built on it over the years. One client we worked with from 1999 took that approach. He spent a chunk up front, then a little each year as the business grew. By the time he retired over 20 years later, his marketing and content work had been with him through every version of his business.
Monthly Partnership
For businesses that need an actual marketing team.
For larger or more marketing-mature businesses, we work on a monthly partnership instead of a single-service engagement. Roughly $500 to $5,000 a month, less than the cost of a single full-time employee. The social work is built in.
For that, you get our entire team. Designers, back-end programmers, search engine experts, social media, photographers, video. Basically your outsourced marketing department, on call. The social program stays consistent because the same team running it is the team writing the article it amplifies, taking the photo it features, and tracking the campaign it supports.
Most of the time, when we sit down with a marketing-aware business and run the math both ways, the monthly model ends up being the better deal.
Questions
What people ask us before they hire us.
Which platforms do you actually run?
Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and TikTok are the four we work in most. YouTube and X show up when the audience is there. We do not chase every new platform that launches. We start with where your buyers already spend time, and we put the budget there.
What makes you different from a freelancer or a posting app?
Most social shops are run by a single freelancer or a software platform that schedules posts on autopilot. Our founder is neither. His background is the business side. When you tell him you want a social program, his first question is what you are trying to accomplish. Lead flow looks different from hiring, which looks different from brand recognition in a regional market. Different goals get different plans. The strategy starts from the business side. The photography, video, and writing come from our team.
What does "community management" mean in practice?
Replying to comments, answering DMs, jumping into the right conversations, and flagging the messages your team needs to handle directly. The point is that someone is paying attention to your accounts every business day, so a question or a complaint does not sit there for a week and a follower does not feel ignored.
How much should we spend on paid ads?
Most of our retainer clients run somewhere between $500 and $5,000 a month in paid spend on top of the management fee, depending on the goal. A local home services client can move the needle on a smaller budget. A national e-commerce brand needs more. After the first call we give you a real recommendation based on your audience and your goals, not a generic number.
Will you make the content, or do we have to send it to you?
We make it. Photography, short-form video, graphics, captions, the whole package. We have a photographer and a video team in-house, so a content shoot for a client tends to feed weeks of posts. If you have product, a facility, or a team we can shoot, we work it into the calendar.
How long until we see results?
Paid ads start producing data inside the first week. Organic growth is slower. Most clients see meaningful follower growth and engagement gains in 60 to 90 days, and the bigger results (real lead flow, real brand recognition in the local market) tend to land around month six.
Do we work with you on social only, or does it tie into the rest?
Either works. Some clients hire us for social as a stand-alone service. More often it sits inside a monthly partnership alongside the website, content, photography, and video. The advantage of bundling is that one team is making the photo, writing the article, posting the clip, and tracking the campaign. Nothing falls between the cracks.
What if we want to leave?
You own the accounts, the content library, the audience, and the data. We never log in through our own credentials. If you decide to take social in-house or move to another agency, we hand off cleanly: account access, content archive, calendar template, ad account history, and a walkthrough with whoever is taking over.
Got a project? Let's talk.
Fill out the form, send an email, or call. The first conversation is free, and we're not going to beat your door down. We'll tell you which platforms to invest in, which to skip, what we'd shoot in the first 30 days, and what we'd charge for it. If we're not the right fit for what you're trying to do, we'll tell you that on the first call.