Engagement improvements show within 2-3 weeks. Pipeline contribution typically becomes measurable by month 2-3. We’ve seen clients generate SQLs within the first 30 days when we combine active engagement with targeted content, but sustainable pipeline usually takes a full quarter to establish.
LinkedIn is the primary platform for most B2B companies — it’s where decision-makers actively consume professional content. Twitter/X works well for tech and SaaS audiences. Meta can work for retargeting and lookalike campaigns. We recommend starting with one platform done exceptionally well rather than spreading thin across four.
We track three layers: engagement metrics (reach, comments, shares), intent signals (profile visits, link clicks, content downloads), and pipeline metrics (SQLs influenced, deals where social was a touchpoint, revenue attributed). The CRM integration makes this possible — without it, you’re guessing.
B2B social is about building trust with a smaller, high-value audience over longer timeframes. Content needs to demonstrate expertise, not just entertain. The buying committee has 6-10 people, so you need content that resonates across roles. And attribution is harder because sales cycles are months, not minutes.
Typically 12-20 posts per platform per month, plus daily engagement activities. But volume matters less than relevance. We’d rather publish 12 posts that generate conversations than 30 posts that get ignored. The mix includes authority posts, engagement triggers, and conversion content.
Yes. We integrate paid and organic as one strategy. Paid amplifies content that’s already proving organic traction — this approach delivers 2-4x better ROAS than running cold paid campaigns. We manage LinkedIn Ads, Meta Ads, and Twitter Ads for B2B clients.
Absolutely. We’ve built advocacy programs for companies with 50-500+ employees. The key is making it easy — pre-written posts, a simple sharing workflow, and showing employees the impact of their participation. Most programs see 3-5x more reach than company page posts alone.
A social media manager posts content. We build a revenue system. That means attribution infrastructure, CRM integration, ICP-targeted engagement, paid amplification, and monthly pipeline reporting. We also bring playbooks from 40+ B2B accounts — a single hire would need years to develop that pattern recognition.