Joe Bishop for Mayor –
May 2026 Election
Media Placement under Management 2025-26
Longest Client Relationship – and yes, they’re still with us. River Oaks Arts Center
Revenue growth for a client in 18 months
Most social media fails for a boring reason: somebody is posting, and nobody is deciding.
Content goes up because it’s Tuesday. The captions are fine. The engagement is flat. Nobody can say what any of it is supposed to do — and when the quarter ends, nobody can say whether it did it.
That’s not a posting problem. That’s a strategy problem wearing a posting problem’s clothes.
We start with what the business actually needs — leads, foot traffic, applicants, awareness before a launch — and work backward into what gets posted. The content calendar is the last thing we build, not the first.
One team, one strategy, one invoice. No hand-offs between three vendors who’ve never met.
Who you’re talking to, what will actually make them move, and which platforms are worth your time. We won’t put you on six platforms because six platforms exist.
Concept to finished asset, made in-house. Graphics, video, photography, copy — from the same team that builds your ads and your brand work.
Someone answers. Comments, DMs, reviews, and the occasional person having a bad day in your replies — handled by a person who knows your business, not a queue.
Organic reach has been a rounding error for years. Paid is where the distribution is. We plan it, buy it, and run it alongside your other media.
Your Google reviews do more for local search than most of your posts do. We manage the asks, the responses, and the profile that decides whether you show up on the map at all.
What ran, what it cost, what it did. Plain language, on a schedule. If a number looks bad, we tell you it looks bad.
You already have a business that works. You know social should be doing more than it’s doing. You don’t have time to chase it, and you’re tired of being the one who project-manages the freelancer, the designer, and the ad guy into agreeing with each other.
You want to hand it off to one team and get it back working.
You’re looking for someone to post three times a week and not ask questions.
We’re going to annoy each other. We’ll want to know what the posts are for, and you’ll want us to just post. There are cheaper people for that, and they’ll do a perfectly fine job of it.
No hard feelings. We’d rather tell you now than three months in.
Not a brand questionnaire. An actual conversation about how you make money and what’s in the way of making more of it.
Audience, platforms, message, budget. You see it and sign off before anything gets made.
In-house. Creative, video, copy, paid — all of it, by people who sit near each other.
Monthly. Real numbers, no dashboard theater. We change what isn’t working.
— Elizabeth “Lizzie” Felter, Councilwoman District 4, Campaign to Elect Lizzie Felter
No. If we’re not earning it, you should be able to leave.
Yes. Plenty of clients split it that way. We’d rather do the part that’s working than take the whole thing hostage.
Yes. We’re based in Alexandria and a lot of our work is Central Louisiana, but the work travels fine — we’ve run campaigns across Louisiana and out of state.
It depends on what you need — which is a non-answer, so here’s a real one: we’ll give you a number on the first call. We don’t do the thing where you sit through three meetings to find out whether you can afford us.
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, and whatever comes next. But see above: we’d rather do two well than six badly.
Our team. Not an offshore content mill, not a subcontractor you never meet. The person who answers your DMs knows your business.
Tell us what’s on your plate and we’ll tell you how we’d handle it.
No pressure, no 10-page pitch deck.