Get Seen · Social Media Management
A quiet feed reads like a closed sign.
Customers check your social before they call. So do AI assistants. We keep your channels alive with posts planned, written in your voice and scored before they ship. You approve, we run the machine.
Planned, written and scored by the engine. Approved by you.
Why it matters
The feed is a background check.
Almost nobody hires a plumber because of a great post. But almost everybody glances at the feed before they call. Recent photos of real jobs, a response to a comment, signs of life this month: that is what separates a business from a listing.
AI assistants run the same background check. Active, consistent profiles feed the answers they give about you, and a channel that went dark two years ago is a signal machines can read too.
What we do
The whole channel, handled.
A content plan built around your seasons, your services and your best jobs, mapped out ahead so the feed never depends on anyone's Tuesday inspiration.
Every post is briefed by your vault: your offers, your area, the words your customers use. It sounds like you on your best day, not a template with your logo.
Branded graphics and edited photo posts that hold up next to anything on the feed, built on your real work rather than stock.
Every post gets scored by our engine against what performs for your kind of business, before it ships. Weak posts get rewritten, not published.
Scheduled and posted across Facebook, Instagram, Google and LinkedIn on a rhythm you can sustain, tuned up around seasons and promotions.
A monthly readout in plain English: what ran, what worked, what we are changing. Not a screenshot of vanity metrics.
Sample work
From the Great American Road Rally.
We run social for the Great American Road Rally, and we completely rebuilt their website while we were at it. Event brands live or die on momentum between dates, which makes them the hardest social test there is: the feed has to carry the energy year-round.
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Powered by the engine
This is what the Social Command Center was built for.
Planning, writing and scoring all run through the Social Command Center inside PiXENDA OS®. The same engine that briefs your posts from your vault also grades them before they ship. Want to see the product side? It lives at pixenda.ai.
Questions
Asked before every engagement.
Which platforms should my business be on?
The ones your customers actually check, which for most local service businesses means Facebook, Instagram and Google, with LinkedIn added for commercial work. We would rather run three channels well than six badly, and we will tell you which ones are not worth your money.
Do you write the posts or do I?
We write them, briefed by your vault: your services, your service area, your customer language, your photos. You approve before anything ships. The goal is a feed that sounds like you on your best day, not like a template with your logo on it.
How often will you post?
Consistency beats volume. Most clients run a steady weekly rhythm per channel, tuned up around seasons and promotions. A predictable cadence you can sustain outperforms a burst of daily posts followed by three silent months.
Can social media actually bring in jobs for a service business?
Rarely as a direct-response channel, and anyone promising that is overselling. What it reliably does is convert the people already checking you out: they found you on the map or in an AI answer, opened your profile, and an active, human feed closed the deal. It also builds the audience your advertising retargets.
Turn the closed sign around.
Send us your handles. We will tear down what is there now, show you what a living feed for your business looks like, and quote the rhythm to keep it that way.