How is this different from just scheduling posts?

A campaign has an objective and a date, and the content is planned to build toward it. Scheduling is a queue; a campaign is a sequence.

Can I run more than one at once?

Yes — a festival campaign and a product launch can run in parallel, and the monthly plan accounts for both so your feed does not collide with itself.

Does it handle paid as well as organic?

Organic content is planned and published; individual posts can be boosted, and full paid campaign management is part of the managed service.

Content and social · campaigns

A launch needs more than one post.

A new collection, a festival offer or a store opening needs a run of content that builds toward one date, across formats and platforms. A campaign plans that whole run around one goal and one date, instead of leaving you with a list of separate posts.

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How it works

Three steps, start to finish.

Set the objective and the date

What is launching, when it lands, and what the campaign is for — awareness, footfall, enquiries or sales.

The sequence gets built

A run of posts, carousels and reels that builds toward the date rather than repeating the same message.

It runs and reports

The campaign publishes on schedule and reports as a unit, so you can see what the campaign did rather than what individual posts did.

What you get

Everything that is included.

Campaigns as a unit of work, not a folder of posts

Build-up, launch and follow-through planned as a sequence

Boosting for the posts worth putting money behind

Reporting per campaign, not just per post

Questions

The ones people actually ask.

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