Social media management that starts from your expertise.
Your social channels run on the same work as your articles: one interview, cut into posts and carousels that sound like you. You approve what goes out, and you stop having to think of something to post at the end of the day.
What social media management covers.
Posts cut from every article
Each article is cut into the shorter posts that follow it, so one conversation with you feeds every channel instead of starting from a blank page.
Instagram carousels
Carousels that walk through one idea slide by slide, taken from the article behind them, alongside feed posts and reels where the strategy calls for them.
A channel plan
The channels your buyers use, agreed with you: up to three on Growth, and more than three on Scale where the strategy calls for it.
Posts in your voice
Written from your interview and your own way of explaining the work, so the feed sounds like the person a buyer would meet.
Approval before anything posts
Drafts wait on a shared board for your yes. Nothing is published in your name until you have read it and approved it.
A link-in-bio page
One link-in-bio page in your colours, with the buttons you choose, reporting its clicks back to the same place you read the rest of the numbers.
How it works.
- 01
Agree the channels
We agree which channels matter for your buyers and how often each one posts, as part of the content strategy.
- 02
Cut the articles into posts
Each article from your interview is cut into posts and carousels for those channels, and sent to you for approval.
- 03
Publish and review
Approved posts go out on the agreed cadence, and the plan is reviewed with you as the monthly numbers come in.
Questions before you start.
How much does social media management cost?
How many posts a week will you publish?
Which social media channels do you manage?
Will the posts sound like me?
Can you guarantee followers or engagement?
Let’s make your digital work compound.
Choose a time on Gabriel’s calendar. We’ll go through where you are today, what’s slowing growth, and what’s worth doing first, whether or not we work together.

Gabriel Espinheira
Senior software engineer · English or Portuguese
A focused 30 minutes, not a sales pitch.
