Be the account everyone is talking about

Three things: delegated access to the accounts we're growing (never your password), a short brief on who you actually want to reach, and anything you already have — logos, old posts, a product sheet, channel links. We turn that into a written plan within two working days, and nothing goes live until you say go.

No. Every network we work on has a proper way to hand over control without sharing a password: page roles in Meta Business Suite for Facebook and Instagram, Page admin for LinkedIn, an authorised account for X, a team account for Snapchat, and admin rights on your Telegram channel or group. You keep owner access and can pull our rights the same afternoon you decide to leave.

The ones your buyers already spend time on. A local service business lives or dies on Facebook and Instagram; a B2B tool needs LinkedIn and X; a crypto, gaming or media community runs on Telegram; anything aimed at under-25s needs Snapchat. If a network won't pay for itself for you, we say so instead of selling it.

Yes. Plenty of people come to us for one channel only — usually Telegram, sometimes paid ads — and keep someone else on the rest. We work from your existing accounts and history rather than starting from scratch, so nothing you've built gets thrown away.

Never. Bought followers and bot farms get accounts restricted, quietly drop off within weeks, and have never once bought anything. Everyone who reaches your page through us arrives from real content, real communities or real paid placements — which is also why our numbers move slower than a bot seller's promise.

Social and Telegram usually show their first real movement in 7–14 days: new joins, comments that aren't from your staff, DMs. Search, content and reputation work is a different clock — three to six months before it compounds, because Google needs to crawl, test and trust the pages first. Anyone promising page one in a week is selling you something else.

No, and be careful with anyone who does. Where you land depends on your competition, your site's history, the content we can realistically produce and the budget behind it. What we do commit to in writing is the work: what ships each week, what we spend, and the exact numbers it produced.

Plans run month to month with no lock-in, because a channel that's working doesn't need a contract to keep it and one that isn't shouldn't trap you. Two things do need a little lead time: paid ad budgets and Telegram placements we book for you are paid upfront to the publisher, so those aren't refundable once they've run.

Usually approvals, not us. Waiting a week for a post to be signed off, changing the offer halfway through, or holding back access to the account all cost real time. A client who replies within a day will always beat a bigger budget that sits in a queue.

Every Friday from the Amplify plan up, or any time you ask. It shows followers gained and lost, reach, engagement rate, your best and worst posts, Telegram joins and leaves with views per post, ad spend against cost per result, and one short paragraph on what we changed this week and why.

Always. You keep owner access to every account, so you can open Instagram Insights, Meta Ads Manager, LinkedIn Analytics or your Telegram stats and see the same figures we report. We can also hand you a live dashboard you can leave open on a second monitor.

Every link we publish carries a tracking tag, so traffic and enquiries trace back to one specific post, story or channel placement instead of a vague 'social grew'. That's how we kill what's flat and push money behind what's pulling weight.

It gets flagged in the report rather than buried, and we change or stop it — creative, audience, offer or placement. If a paid Telegram or ad placement we booked for you fails to deliver what was promised, you're not billed our margin on it, and the refund terms on this site spell out the rest.