Social media that supports a sale
A content calendar should answer real buying questions: who the product is for, how to use it, what makes it different and where to buy. We plan product education, launches and community content alongside paid amplification. Organic social and advertising have different jobs; the message should still feel like one brand.
Beauty advertising built around economics
Start with contribution margin, average order value and repeat-purchase behaviour. Use Google Ads for relevant purchase intent and Meta or YouTube when the product needs discovery or demonstration. Platform selection follows your audience and available creative. We set a test plan and scale only when the evidence supports it.
SEO for products, collections and routines
We review product and collection structure, internal links, technical access and the questions buyers ask before ordering. Useful routine and ingredient content can support product discovery, but claims must match your substantiation. Search visibility is measured through relevant impressions, clicks and sales or enquiries—not an article count.
What to bring to the first conversation
Your website, product range, launch date, priority countries, existing sales channels and approximate budget. If available, bring margin, acquisition cost and conversion-rate data. We scope strategy, production, agency fees and media spend separately so the investment is clear.