30
content pieces planned per month, average
We assess the audience, current content and response process before recommending a social-media plan.
Tell us about your audience and current channels so we can assess your social strategy.
We assess the audience, current content and response process before recommending a social-media plan.
A channel intended for customer questions needs response ownership; a publishing calendar alone does not provide it.
What should each social channel contribute?
Review current profiles, audience, and content gaps
Define platform roles, content pillars, and posting rhythm
Build a content calendar for the agreed planning period
Align posts with launches, media, proof, reviews, and CTAs
The sequence is illustrative of the review framework. The written engagement confirms the actual scope.
We assess the audience, current content and response process before recommending a social-media plan.
content pieces planned per month, average
platforms managed per client
average engagement, reach or follower improvement
A posting calendar should follow the audience and the business objective. Stonebridge connects channel roles, content pillars and campaign timing so the feed supports the work happening elsewhere.
Request the assessment →Review the current audience and decide what the channel should do before setting the posting rhythm.
Organize launches, media, reviews and useful subject matter into content pillars.
Connect the call to action with the relevant book, service, campaign or enquiry destination.
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Business / Self-Development
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Seeds and TreesPublishing & Marketing
Children’s picture book
B.R.A.G. Medallion
Tōru: Wayfarer ReturnsDevelopment & Publishing
History
Global Book Awards Gold
The Business Case for AIPublishing & Marketing
Business
Rewind It BackDevelopment, Publishing & Marketing
Romance
Then You HappenedPublishing & Marketing
Romance
It Sounded Better in My HeadPublishing & Marketing
Young Adult / Contemporary
Sell Your Crafts OnlinePublishing & Marketing
Business
How To: $10MPublishing & Marketing
Business
The full engagement is scoped after the initial review; these items are not all included in the free audit. Read the full service scope.
Review current profiles, audience, and content gaps. The next stages follow the agreed service scope.
Review current profiles, audience, and content gaps
Define platform roles, content pillars, and posting rhythm
Build a content calendar for the agreed planning period
Align posts with launches, media, proof, reviews, and CTAs. Review performance and adjust the content direction.
Strategy, calendar development and performance review are scoped explicitly. Community management, paid advertising or ongoing production should not be assumed unless included.
What should each social channel contribute?

Matching two books with two distinct publishing and marketing needs
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Taking The Art of Thinking in Graphs from editorial development through marketing
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Building a practical critical-thinking title from editing through global marketing
View case study →Not every business needs every platform. Stonebridge reviews the client's audience, industry, content strengths, public profile, sales process, media activity, and campaign objectives before deciding where to focus. An author may need a different mix from a B2B technology company or a public expert. The goal is to build a consistent presence where the right audience already spends time, not to create inactive profiles simply so every platform logo can be displayed.
The content calendar sets out channels, themes and publishing dates. Its planning period is agreed in your project scope.
Stonebridge can create the strategy, content pillars, campaign themes, calendar, post direction, captions, media-proof posts, launch content, and calls to action included in the approved scope. The client can provide existing photographs, videos, brand materials, insights, or internal updates, and Stonebridge can turn them into usable content. The exact production responsibility is agreed at the beginning so there is no confusion about what the client must supply.
Yes, when approval is part of the management structure. Stonebridge can provide content calendars or scheduled posts for client review before publication, especially where the subject is sensitive, regulated, highly personal, or tied to an important launch. Over time, some clients choose to give the team more operating freedom once the voice and content rules are established. The approval process is set according to the client's needs rather than forcing one workflow on everyone.
Yes. Stonebridge can work alongside an internal team as long as the responsibilities are clear and the content remains coordinated. We can define which posts Stonebridge handles, which content the client creates, how campaigns and launches are scheduled, and how both sides avoid duplicating or contradicting each other. The objective is one consistent public presence, not to prevent the client's own team from communicating.
Stonebridge looks at the objective behind the strategy. Visibility can be measured through reach, impressions, views, profile discovery, and audience growth. Credibility can be strengthened through media proof, testimonials, useful content, reviews, and expert positioning. Where lead generation or sales are part of the plan, Stonebridge also connects social activity to website traffic, forms, bookings, campaign links, or other conversion data. The reporting should reflect the business goal rather than one universal vanity metric.