C · River LeeSocial media for businesses in a university and harbour city
Cork
Cork business accounts get English language content, district and street names, a reply routine for comments and messages and a monthly review.
Ireland
We manage social media accounts for businesses in Ireland through video calls, a shared content calendar and a monthly report. Each city page describes the local audience with official data and suggests content ideas for businesses there.
C · River LeeSocial media for businesses in a university and harbour city
Cork business accounts get English language content, district and street names, a reply routine for comments and messages and a monthly review.
D · Ha'penny BridgeSocial media for businesses in Ireland
Content for visitors, students and headquarters staff, suburb tags, replies in agreed hours and a monthly report, all handled online for Dublin accounts.
G · The Long WalkSocial media for businesses in a student and festival city on the Atlantic coast
Content for the students, visitors and medtech employers who watch Galway accounts, careful replies in comments and DMs, and a report every month.
KK · Kilkenny CastleSocial media for a small medieval city with a large visitor audience
Content plans, replies and Google profile posts for Kilkenny makers, hosts, cafes and suppliers, built around castle visitors and the August arts festival.
L · King John's CastleSocial media for firms in a campus, sport and riverside city
Posts, replies and reports for the students, visitors, supporters and employers who follow Limerick accounts, delivered fully online.
W · Reginald's TowerSocial media for Waterford firms, shops and guesthouses
For Waterford: captions that name the street, a calendar built on festivals and the cycling season, quick answers to comments and DMs, and a written review each month. All of it is handled online.
Ireland
Every city has its own social media audience: local customers, students, visitors and the Turkish speaking community do not react to the same content in the same way. Our city pages describe that audience with official data and show which platform fits which kind of business.
The time difference does not slow the work down: the content calendar is approved on a shared board, messages and comments are watched every day and results are reviewed in a plain monthly report.
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