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Social Media · GTA + Canada
Social media marketing services for local businesses: posts designed to your brand, captions written from your real work, published on a schedule you do not have to think about. Flat $300/mo CAD.
Straight answer first
It is worth it as a second move, not a first one. Someone who needs a furnace fixed today searches Google. Nobody opens Instagram hoping to find an emergency plumber.
Where social earns its keep is the check people do before they call. They find you on Google, then look you up, and an account that has been dead since 2023 makes them hesitate.
So the recommendation is consistent: get the website and local search sorted first. Add social once those are working, to make the business look as alive as it actually is.
What the fee covers
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Each post is built to your brand's colours and type rather than dropped into a generic template. A feed that looks like a stock library convinces nobody it is a real local business.
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Real detail about the job, the product or the service, written in plain language. Every caption goes to you for approval before it publishes.
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A fixed number of posts every month, planned in advance and published on a steady cadence. Consistency beats volume, and it is the part most businesses abandon by week three.
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Bio, links, hours, contact button and highlights kept correct and pointing at the right pages. Your social profiles are often the second result people find after Google.
Straight pricing
Flat $300/mo CAD as a standalone service.It is also included in the $1,000/mo full-stack retainer, alongside SEO, ads management and CRM work.
No setup fee, no minimum term and no per-post pricing games. You keep ownership of the accounts and every asset made for you.
Paid social advertising is a different service and sits with ads management at $600/mo, because running campaigns is a separate job from posting.
Practising it first
Built to Rank's own Instagram runs on the exact production setup offered here: posts generated to a brand template, queued in advance and published automatically on a fixed schedule.
That is the honest extent of the proof today. There is no client social case study yet, and you will not find invented engagement numbers on this page.
What you can judge is whether the work looks right. Have a look at the feed, then decide whether you want the same consistency pointed at your business.
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Social makes you look alive. Search makes the phone ring. Start with local SEO and your Google Business Profile, then add social on top.
FAQ
Planning and building the posts, writing the captions, scheduling them out, and keeping the profiles themselves correct. That means a set number of posts a month designed for your business, on the platforms where your customers actually are, rather than all of them at once.
Social media management is a flat $300/mo CAD as a standalone service. It is also folded into the $1,000/mo full-stack retainer alongside SEO, ads and CRM work. No setup fee and no minimum term.
For most local businesses in the GTA it is Instagram and Facebook, and that is usually enough. A contractor showing finished jobs and a shop showing new stock both do better with two active profiles than five neglected ones.
Honestly, not the way search does. People search Google when they need a plumber today; they scroll Instagram to pass time. Social builds recognition and gives people something to check before they call, which matters, but if you only have budget for one thing, put it into local search first.
It helps a lot, but no. Finished work, the shop, the truck, the team and the process all make good posts. What does not work is stock imagery, because it reads as a stranger's business and people can tell instantly.
Captions are written here from what you actually do, then sent for approval before anything publishes. Nothing goes out in your name that you have not seen, and the voice stays yours rather than turning into generic marketing filler.
Work with me
Send your website and social links. You get a free written audit covering your search visibility first, and an honest read on whether social is worth your budget yet.
