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Content · Community · Paid social

Social media that builds
trust and sales.

We plan, create and manage social media content and ads that keep your brand visible, answer customers fast and turn followers into buyers.

  • Monthly content calendar
  • Posts, reels and graphics
  • Community management
  • Paid social ads
Social media in 2025–26
  • Social media users5.66 bn
  • Share of world population68.7%
  • Say social drives impulse buys81%
  • Switch brand if ignored73%
The basics

What is social media marketing?

Social media marketing is the use of platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn to build awareness, trust and sales, through regular content, conversations with customers and paid ads.

Organic content keeps you in front of people who already follow you. Paid social reaches new audiences by interest, location and behaviour. A good plan uses both and measures what turns into enquiries and sales.

Written by the Web3matrix digital marketing team · Last updated: 27 October 2026

By the numbers

Social media in numbers.

Independent research we use to set realistic targets.

5.66 bn

social media user identities worldwide, equal to 68.7% of the world’s population.

Source: DataReportal, Digital 2026
2.5 hrs+

spent on social and video platforms per day by the average online adult.

Source: DataReportal, Digital 2026
81%

of consumers say social media drives them to make impulse purchases.

Source: Sprout Social Index 2025
73%

of consumers will buy from a competitor if a brand does not respond on social media.

Source: Sprout Social Index 2025

Benchmarks are averages. Your results depend on your market, competition, offer and budget.

How we work

What is included, and how we get started.

Included in every plan

  • Social strategy: platforms, audience, tone and goals
  • Monthly content calendar approved before anything is posted
  • Post design, reels and short video by our creative team
  • Community management: replies to comments and messages
  • Paid social campaigns on Meta, TikTok or LinkedIn
  • Monthly report on reach, engagement, traffic and enquiries

Your first weeks

  1. Week 1: profile audit, competitor review and goals
  2. Week 2: brand style, content pillars and first calendar
  3. Weeks 3–8: publish, reply, test formats and ad audiences
  4. Month 3 onward: double down on the content and ads that convert
Platform guide

Social media platforms, compared.

PlatformAudienceBest contentBest for
FacebookBroad, all ages; 90% of consumers in Sprout’s survey have a profilePosts, groups, events, adsLocal businesses, retail, community
InstagramUnder-45s, visual shoppersReels, carousels, storiesFashion, food, beauty, travel, e-commerce
TikTokGen Z and millennialsShort, native-style videoConsumer brands reaching younger buyers
LinkedInProfessionals and decision-makersExpert posts, case studies, articlesB2B, recruitment, professional services
YouTubeAll ages; the second-largest search engineHow-to, reviews, long and short videoEducation, products that need a demo
X (Twitter)News, tech and public conversationShort updates and repliesTech, media, customer support
Audit checklist

Common social media mistakes we fix.

If any of these sound familiar, there is budget being wasted.

  • Posting on every platform instead of doing two or three well
  • No plan: random posts with no goal or call to action
  • Ignoring comments and messages, which sends customers to competitors
  • Only promotional posts, with nothing useful or entertaining
  • Boosting posts without targeting or tracking
  • Judging success by likes instead of enquiries and sales

Part of a bigger plan? See our digital marketing guide for how every channel fits together.

Is it right for you?

Who social media marketing works best for.

Social media pays back slowly and steadily. We measure success by engagement from the right people, then by website visits, messages, enquiries and sales tracked with UTM links and pixels.

A good fit if

  • Your customers are on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok or LinkedIn
  • Your product is visual, local, or easy to show in video
  • You want repeat customers, referrals and reviews
  • You can share photos, stories or behind-the-scenes moments

Fix these first if

  • You expect organic posting alone to bring leads quickly
  • There is nobody to approve posts or answer urgent messages
  • Your buyers do not use social media to research purchases
Questions? You're covered.

Social Media Marketing FAQs.

Still unsure? Email info@web3matrix.com or message us on WhatsApp.

Which social media platforms should my business use?
The ones your buyers use. For most consumer brands that means Facebook and Instagram; TikTok suits younger audiences; LinkedIn suits B2B. We pick one to three platforms rather than spreading thin.
How often should we post?
Consistency matters more than volume. Three to five quality posts per week on your main platform, plus stories or short videos, is a good starting point for most businesses.
Do you also run paid social ads?
Yes. Organic posting builds trust with followers; paid Facebook, Instagram and TikTok ads reach new people. Most plans combine both.
How do you measure social media results?
We track reach, engagement and follower growth, but focus on business results: website visits, enquiries, sales and messages from social, measured with UTM links and pixels.
Do you reply to comments and messages?
We can. Community management is part of our plans, with agreed response times and rules for when to pass a question to your team.
Can you create videos and graphics?
Yes. Our graphics and video team produces post designs, reels and short-form video for each month’s content calendar.
Grow your audience

Get a social media plan your customers will notice.

Tell us about your brand and audience. We will suggest the platforms, content and budget to start with.

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