Done for you social media is a service that makes and publishes a business's posts so the owner does none of the steps. The writing, the images, the videos, the scheduling and the posting are handled. The owner's part is to approve what goes out.
The phrase is used loosely, so here is what a complete version includes, what is often left out, and how to check.
What a complete service includes
- Voice. A settled way of writing that sounds like the business, set once from its website and past posts and one conversation
- Writing. Every post, caption, carousel, script and title, per platform, in that voice
- Design. Photo posts, carousel cards and captioned short video, in the business's colours
- Scheduling. Posts spread across the month at the times the audience is on
- Publishing. Posting from the business's own accounts through each platform's official API
- Approval. A place where the owner sees every post before it goes out and can edit or skip it
What is often missing
- Video. Many services stop at images and text, and video is the format the platforms push
- Founder posts. A company page is run and the founder's profile, where people actually read, is left empty
- Own accounts. Some services post from accounts they control, so the audience leaves with them
- A real approval step. "Send us edits by Friday" is a review round, and it costs you the hours it was meant to save
Questions to ask before you sign
How many posts a month, per platform, and is video included?
Do posts publish from my own accounts through the official API?
Where do I see the month before it goes out, and can I edit a line?
What happens to the accounts and the published posts if I stop?
Is there a setup fee or a minimum term?
How Ampliqa answers those
Thirty to forty Instagram posts a month including ten videos, ninety to one hundred and twenty Threads and X posts, twelve LinkedIn posts on Growth. Published from your own accounts through the official APIs. Approved once a month on a private desk. No setup fee, no term beyond the month you are in, and every published post stays on your accounts. See pricing and how it works.