Each plan is designed around a real social media strategy decision: one-channel clarity, a broader growth blueprint or coordinated planning across several platforms.
For a startup, founder or small business that needs a focused plan for one priority platform.
A practical one-platform strategy with the essentials needed to stop posting without direction.
For growing businesses that need two platforms to work together around one audience and growth goal.
A deeper strategy connecting platform roles, competitive context, messaging and a month of content direction.
For teams coordinating several social channels, audiences or campaign priorities under one plan.
A coordinated strategy that clarifies how up to three platforms should complement each other without duplicating content blindly.
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The work moves from business context to channel choices, content direction and measurement so the final plan is usable rather than theoretical.
Clarify the business objective, offer, current presence and practical constraints.
Review priority audiences, visible competitor patterns and market context.
Decide where to focus and what job each selected channel should perform.
Define pillars, formats, voice direction and a realistic publishing rhythm.
Connect social activity to community response, traffic, leads or conversion paths.
Set practical metrics, priorities and next actions for implementation and review.
Your strategy should answer the questions a team faces every week: who are we trying to reach, where should we show up, what should we talk about, how often should we publish and what should success look like?
Prioritize the people your social activity needs to influence and the questions, needs or triggers that matter to them.
Give each selected network a defined role so channels complement one another instead of repeating the same activity.
Build repeatable themes that balance education, credibility, community and commercial intent.
Match meaningful metrics to awareness, engagement, traffic, lead or conversion objectives.
A strong strategy does not require every platform. It identifies the channels that fit your audience, content strengths and commercial objective.
Platform recommendations are tailored to your market and audience; this matrix shows the kind of decision framework used in the strategy.
The strategy separates what you need to communicate from the individual posts your team will create later.
Use a rhythm your team can sustain, then refine it using content quality and performance signals rather than chasing volume for its own sake.
The depth varies by plan, but the deliverables are designed to translate research into practical decisions and implementation guidance.
Assessment of selected social profiles, audience context and visible competitor patterns.
Strategy SectionPriority audiences, channel roles and the reasons each selected platform matters.
Decision MapContent pillars, themes, format direction, cadence and voice guidance by plan.
Content PlaybookMeasurement priorities and an ordered set of next actions for implementation.
Action PlanThe service is useful when the problem is not a shortage of post ideas, but a lack of clarity about audience, channels, content priorities or measurement.
Set platform priorities and content direction before building an expensive production routine.
Review whether audience, channel role, content mix and calls to action are aligned.
Connect expert content, authority signals and decision-maker journeys across selected platforms.
Create a repeatable content structure around awareness, proof, education and conversion phases.
Replace vanity metrics with KPIs linked to what each channel is expected to achieve.
You do not need perfect data. Share the context you have, and identify any gaps, constraints or decisions the strategy needs to resolve.
What you sell, the audience you serve and the outcome social media should support.
Priority countries, customer segments, known competitors and buyer considerations.
Profile links, active channels, typical content, brand guidance and recent activity.
Any useful analytics, campaign results, website data or internal learning you can share.
Answers to common questions about scope, platforms, pricing, delivery, deliverables and revisions.
The exact scope depends on the selected plan, but the strategy can cover your current social presence, audience priorities, platform roles, content pillars, publishing cadence, engagement guidance, competitor context and the KPIs your team should track.
The strategy can be built around the platforms that fit your audience and business goals, such as Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest or X. The selected plan determines how many platforms are reviewed in depth.
Plans start at $45 USD for a focused one-platform strategy. Broader plans are $80 USD and $100 USD, with custom scope available when the requirement is more complex.
The standard delivery window is 5–7 working days after the scope and required inputs are confirmed. Timing can vary if the project covers several markets, audiences or unusually complex requirements.
This service is focused on strategy rather than ongoing social media management. Depending on the plan, you can receive content pillars, content directions, sample themes and a calendar framework, but recurring production or publishing should be scoped separately.
Yes. Competitor review is included by plan to identify useful patterns in positioning, channel activity, content formats, messaging and visible opportunities. The number of competitors reviewed depends on the selected package.
Useful inputs include your business goals, target market, social profile links, products or services, priority audiences, existing brand guidelines, recent performance data if available, competitor names and any launch or campaign deadlines.
Yes. The strategy can define practical KPIs based on the role of each selected platform, such as reach, engagement quality, profile actions, traffic, leads or other relevant conversion signals.
Yes. The audience, platform choices, content pillars, decision journey and measurement approach are adapted to the business model and the people you need to reach.
Revision rounds are included according to the selected plan. Revisions refine the agreed strategy using consolidated feedback and do not replace the original brief with a materially different scope.
A useful enquiry does not need to be long. The strongest inputs are your commercial goal, audience, current platforms, content challenge and the decision you want the strategy to resolve.
Share the details below. We will review the scope, selected platforms, available inputs and timeline before confirming the right plan or a custom engagement.
Build a Social Media Strategy That Gives Every Post a Clear Purpose
Stop choosing platforms and content ideas by guesswork. Rudrriv turns your goals, audience, current profiles and competitive context into a practical social media strategy your team can use to plan content, prioritize channels and measure progress.