Social media management in Lausanne

Laying the strategic foundations of your presence, then actually launching your account — not just preparing it.

This setup builds the 7 blocks that hold everything together: positioning, market, audience, content pillars, editorial line, social visual identity and success indicators. It then sets up your accounts and produces your launch grid: your first 3 weeks, published, so your account is alive from the very first visitor.

It’s the foundation of any monthly plan: without it, content sails without a course. Once, at the start.

→ If your accounts already exist and are usable, an Audit is what you need (lighter). If they need a deep overhaul: Takeover setup.

Start from what already exists — without redoing everything — by fixing what holds your presence back.

We review your 7 foundations (positioning, audience, pillars, editorial line, visual identity, KPIs…), rather than rebuilding from scratch.

Each foundation is reworked with you, rewritten wherever it no longer holds, then applied to your publications: real adjustment work, lighter than a creation. Once only, before starting the monthly plan.

→ If, once the accounts are open, they turn out to be unusable: switch to Takeover, or even Creation (announced in advance).

Take back in hand accounts that exist but work against you — set them straight before accelerating.

Taking over often costs more than creating: you have to deconstruct what’s there, realign everything, and support the change of course. It’s a job in itself, quoted individually as it’s too variable for a fixed plan.

A switch clause protects you: if the audit reveals unusable accounts, we restart on a full-price Creation, announced in advance. Once, before the plan.

→ If your accounts are actually healthy and just need tuning: an Audit is enough, far cheaper.

Keep a regular, polished presence where your customers are, without thinking about it yourself: the minimum to truly exist, not to vanish between two publications.

For a business that needs to be present and credible on one network, at a reliable pace, but doesn’t yet need to push growth.

Each week: content published and scheduled, your photos styled, your messages moderated — and a monthly check-in to stay on course.

Animation between your publications adapts to the network: on Instagram, 8 stories a month; on LinkedIn, daily engagement in comments.

→ As soon as you want to grow your presence — a second network, more pace, recommendations to progress: CM — Growth.

Grow your presence, not just maintain it: a more sustained pace, up to two networks, and recommendations that steer what comes next month after month.

For a business that wants its social channels to really work — visibility, community, consistency — and not just “be present”. It’s the reference tier, the one that suits most.

What this tier adds vs Essential: a second network (where your customers also are), a raised cadence (12 publications/month), more responsive moderation (24h), and reporting that doesn’t just count — it recommends what to do next.

Animation between your publications adapts to the network: on Instagram, 12 stories a month; on LinkedIn, daily engagement in comments.

→ If social is a real lever and you want an edge — competitive watch, premium content, close piloting — without necessarily more volume: CM — Strategic.

Pilot your social channels as a real lever for your business: the same sustained presence as Growth, but with the strategic brain on top — watch, premium content, close decisions.

For a business whose social presence is strategic and that wants an edge over its competition: not more publications, but more intelligence behind each one.

What this tier adds vs Growth (at equal volume, that’s intentional): a continuous competitive watch, 1 premium format per month included, a mid-month check-in, and priority-handled moderation. Here the premium is the piloting — not the volume.

Animation between your publications adapts to the network: on Instagram, 12 stories a month; on LinkedIn, daily engagement in comments.

→ If you need to convince a second audience — different people, a different message — that’s a second editorial line, added to your tier.