
What social media marketing costs is decided by three factors: the scope of content production, the strategic depth and the way results are measured. A basic posting service is in a completely different league from an integrated programme with its own video production, funnel and reporting. That is why any serious answer on cost has to be specific to your situation. This article shows what really drives the price, which models exist and when an agency is worth it.
Not worth it: when nobody in the company has time for approvals, or when the brief is simply to post. Worth it: when a measurable goal exists (patient enquiries, mandates, qualified B2B leads) and content can be built on genuine expertise. An example from our own work: for a sports physician we built +10,000 qualified followers and around 500,000 organic reach per month in 7 months with the podcast "Umdenken": read the case study.
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That depends on the scope of production, the strategic depth and the reporting. A posting service costs a fraction of an integrated programme with video production and paid media. You will get a concrete assessment for your company in a free initial consultation.
Single posts are rarely sold sensibly on their own. What matters is the system of strategy, production and distribution, not the individual post.
Yes, if a measurable goal is defined and the content shows genuine expertise. For local service providers (doctors, law firms, studios) organic visibility is often the cheapest channel for qualified enquiries.
First measurable signals after 6 to 8 weeks, robust results in reach and enquiries typically after 3 to 6 months of consistent execution.