For companies that sell to a group of decision-makers, not impulse buyers. We plan your channels, run the calendar, make the posts and video, reply to comments and report what social brings in. A senior strategist reviews everything before it goes out.
Hand us the whole program or just some parts. Either way, your brand voice and approval rules stay in charge.
Which networks matter to your buyers, what each one is for and how often to post. For most B2B companies that means LinkedIn first, with YouTube, Instagram or Facebook where your audience is active.
A monthly calendar that follows your launches, events, campaigns and sales priorities. It's shared with your team, so everyone knows what's coming.
Posts, carousels, infographics and short videos, made from your brand templates, blog articles, case studies and in-house experts.
Company page management, posts written with your leaders in their voice, and kits that help your staff share. Your team's networks widen your reach.
We check comments, mentions and messages every day and reply in your voice. Clear rules send sales leads, support issues and sensitive topics to the right person.
We plan organic and paid together. We flag the best posts for boosting and agree audiences and timing with your ad team or ours.
Mid-market and enterprise companies need control over what goes out under their name. So we build the approval process around your reviewers, not the other way around.
Routine posts go to one marketing approver. Posts about product claims, finances or regulated topics go to legal or compliance automatically.
Reviewers approve, comment or ask for changes in one place, with reminders, instead of email chains.
Every draft, change and approval is recorded with a name and date. That matters in regulated sectors like finance and health.
Clear rules for complaints, media questions and sensitive comments, so the right person responds quickly.
IN-STORE is not SOC 2 audited; we document controls mapped to SOC 2 criteria for your vendor review.
IN-STORE runs an automated content pipeline on its STOREKEEPER platform. It turns material you already have into social drafts ready to approve. Your calendar no longer depends on one busy person.
Each new blog post, case study or webinar is turned into LinkedIn posts, carousel outlines and short captions, ready for review.
Graphics come from your brand templates with locked layouts, so automated posts still look designed.
Approved posts go out on schedule on every channel, and the results feed back into planning.
Automation drafts and schedules. Your approvers and our strategists decide what actually goes out.
Getting set up takes a few weeks. After that, your team spends a little time each month on approvals and ideas.
We look at your current channels, competitors and audience. Then we agree what each channel is for, your main topics and how often to post.
We write down your voice, set up branded templates and build the approval steps with your reviewers.
Our strategist shows you the first monthly calendar and drafts. We collect your feedback and fine-tune the voice.
We post, reply to your community and send a monthly report with ideas for the next month.
We work in your accounts. Each month you get a clear view of what social brings in.
LinkedIn, Meta, YouTube and other channels' own stats for reach, engagement and follower quality.
Every link is tagged, so you see social visitors, engagement and conversions on your website.
Leads from social are tagged in your CRM, so you can see the deals social helped bring in.
A scheduling tool linked to the approval steps and the content pipeline.
Social programs are priced by channels, how often you post, video work and time spent replying to your community.
Company page and leader posts, calendar, content, approvals and a monthly report.
Request a quoteLinkedIn plus more channels, short videos, community replies and paid planning.
Request a quoteAutomated drafts, templates and scheduling for your in-house team to run.
Request a quoteFor most mid-market and enterprise B2B companies, LinkedIn comes first. That's where decision-makers, partners and future hires spend their work time online. YouTube helps explain products, and Instagram or Facebook can matter for hiring, local presence or certain industries. We pick channels based on where your buyers actually engage, not on being everywhere.
Yes. Posts from your leaders are often the strongest part of a B2B program. We interview your leaders and draft posts in their voice, from their ideas and experience. They approve every post before it goes out. Many leaders spend just one short call a month with us to keep their profile active and credible.
We set up approval levels. Routine posts go to marketing. Posts that mention performance claims, financial information, health topics or other sensitive areas go to your legal or compliance reviewers. Every draft, change and approval is logged with names and dates, so you have a full record if you ever need to show how content was checked.
Our pipeline uses automation to draft posts from your own articles, case studies and expert input, and to make images from your brand templates. Then our strategists edit every piece, and your reviewers approve it. Automation gives you steady volume. People make sure it's accurate, on brand and worth reading.
Monthly reports cover reach among your target audience, the quality of engagement, tracked website visits and leads tagged in your CRM. We also note which topics and formats did best and what we'll change next month. Over time, the report shows what social adds to your sales pipeline, next to search and paid ads.
Tell us which channels you use today, who needs to approve content and what you want social to do. A senior strategist will reply with a suggested program and a monthly quote.