Content calendar
A monthly calendar of product posts, reels, stories and launches planned around your inventory, seasons and promotions, approved by you before anything goes live.
Ecommerce Social Media
For a store, social media has one job: send buyers to products. We build a feed that shows real products in real settings, connect your catalog to Instagram and Facebook Shops, and run catalog ads that follow shoppers from the first view to the order.









Ecommerce social media is where brand and direct response meet. The organic feed builds trust: products in context, customer photos, behind-the-scenes and launches. The paid side does the selling: catalog ads that show the exact chair someone looked at, lookalike audiences built from your buyers, and seasonal campaigns timed to your promotions.
For Brown Interiors we grew the audience 3× and lifted Facebook click-through rate by 350% with a mix of 120+ designed posts and catalog campaigns, while the same team handled the store’s SEO and Google Ads so every channel told one story.
Everything runs on a flat monthly rate with no contracts. Content is designed by our team, scheduled, published and reported, and you see which posts and ads produced orders, not just likes.
How it works
A store feed has two jobs that most brands confuse. Organic content earns trust: products in real rooms, customer photos, the people behind the counter, a launch filmed on a phone. Paid content does the selling: catalog ads that show the exact product a shopper looked at, with the price, back to them on Instagram and Facebook.
We connect your catalog to Instagram and Facebook Shops so every product in a post is tappable, then plan the month around launches, seasons and the products you need to move. Posts are designed, written and scheduled by our team, and the ads run from the same calendar.
Shop where they scroll
Brown Interiors, every social channel, after product-led content replaced generic posts.
What’s Included
Six parts that work together. Dropping any one of them is why most store accounts stall.
A monthly calendar of product posts, reels, stories and launches planned around your inventory, seasons and promotions, approved by you before anything goes live.
Designed posts, carousels and short videos built from your product photos and lifestyle shots, in a consistent brand style, 12 to 30 pieces a month.
Your catalog synced to Instagram and Facebook Shops so every post, story and reel can be tagged with a product and a price.
Dynamic product ads that show viewed and carted items, plus prospecting to lookalike audiences built from your real customers.
Comments and messages answered within the day, customer photos reposted with permission, and reviews surfaced in content.
A monthly report of reach, engagement, link clicks, add-to-carts and purchases by post and by ad, pulled from Meta and your store.
Proof
A 40,000-product catalog, a redesigned store and a social program run by the same team.
Audience tripled through consistent product content and creator reposts.
Click-through rate on Facebook posts and ads after the content and targeting rebuild.
Product posts, carousels and stories produced for the feed and reused as ad creative.
Selected work




A store we run social for
Posts, catalog ads, SEO and Google Ads handled by the same people, so the feed, the store and the ads match.

What you get
For Brown Interiors we designed more than 120 posts, grew the audience three times over on every channel and lifted Facebook click-through rate by 350%, while the same team ran the store’s SEO and Google Ads so every channel told the same story.
Each month you see which posts and ads produced product views, add-to-carts and orders, alongside reach and followers. Everything runs on a flat monthly rate with no contract, with content you approve before it goes out.
Platforms
Every platform where your buyers browse, with content adapted to each format rather than copied across.
How It Works
A set sequence so the paid side has content to use and the organic side has products to tag.
Catalog synced to Meta and TikTok, pixel and Conversions API installed, audiences built from your customer list, first month’s calendar approved.
Designed content goes live on schedule. Catalog retargeting starts immediately because it only needs the feed, and prospecting follows once creative is tested.
We review which products, formats and audiences produced orders, shift budget to winners, refresh creative and plan the next month around your promotions.
Client reviews
“The game changer for us was how much they care about you and your brand. We are happily receiving positive feedback on our brand and products and were able to easily get in to retail stores.”
“We went from receiving no organic online orders to 4-5 per week and those continue to grow. The workflow between our team and theirs was very effective.”
“Our board of directors really liked every element. We get most of our ticket sales online which saves time for our staff. All the changes or updates are done within 24 hours or less.”
Related services
FAQ
Anything else? (970) 399-9004 reaches a person in Fort Collins, not a call center.
Instagram and Facebook first, because Shops, product tagging and catalog ads are mature there. TikTok and Pinterest next, depending on what you sell and who buys it. We recommend a mix after reviewing your products and customers.
We design and write the posts from your product photography and any lifestyle or customer photos you have. If you need new photos or video, we plan the shoot list so one session feeds months of content.
Your product feed syncs to Meta. When someone views or carts a product on your store, the pixel records it and the ad shows that exact product (and related ones) in their feed. Purchase exclusions stop ads after they buy.
Orders and revenue attributed to social, by post and by ad, using Meta’s reporting, your store’s analytics and UTM tracking. Reach and engagement are reported too, but orders are the headline.
Organic alone grows slowly for most stores. A modest ad budget for catalog retargeting usually pays for itself quickly because it targets people who already looked at your products. We quote management as a flat fee separate from spend.
No. Month to month at a flat rate, and your ad accounts, pages and content stay yours.