Add social media to the retainer without adding headcount
Boomp is done-for-you social media software. Your client's posts are written from their own website, wait for your yes, and go out on their own accounts. You keep the strategy and the relationship.
Boomp runs its own social media and Venture Café Phoenix's through this same dashboard.
The line item you keep declining
Social is the one thing you send somewhere else
Every one of these shops has the client, the trust and the brief. What stops the sale is that social is recurring production, week after week, and production needs people.
SEO shops
You earn the rankings, then the client asks who posts. That is weekly production, not strategy, so it goes somewhere else.
Ads shops
The click lands on a profile that has not posted in months. Fixing that means writing every week, which is a staffing problem, not a media one.
Email shops
You already write for them once a week. Doing it again for every social channel is a second production line, not a second strategy.
PR shops
You land the coverage. Turning it into a month of posts is daily work, and daily work is the reason social keeps getting declined.
How it fits the retainer
You keep the strategy, Boomp does the recurring posts
Add the client
Name, website, and the social accounts they already have. A couple of minutes, and nobody new on the payroll.
Boomp reads their website and writes the month
Each business gets its own posts in its own voice, read off its own site. Not one template with the names swapped.
You approve, it publishes
Nothing publishes without a yes. Approved posts go out on the client's own accounts, under the client's own name.
A fresh batch each month is the way it runs for Boomp's own accounts today.
The retainer math
What it costs you
All three tiers are the same product. The only thing that changes is how many businesses run on your account and what each one costs you. A tier opens after a walkthrough.
Boutique
- The full Pro plan for every business
- 20 posts, 4 carousels, 4 videos each
- One subscription covers every business on your account
- No contract, cancel anytime
Studio
- The full Pro plan for every business
- 20 posts, 4 carousels, 4 videos each
- One subscription covers every business on your account
- No contract, cancel anytime
Scale
- The full Pro plan for every business
- 20 posts, 4 carousels, 4 videos each
- One subscription covers every business on your account
- No contract, cancel anytime
The math
What you charge on top is yours
The $250 is an example, not a recommendation. Price it for your market and your clients.
What each client gets
The same full plan, for every business
There is no cut-down client tier. Every business on your account gets the full Pro plan.
20 posts a month, each
Per business, not shared across your account.
4 carousels and 4 videos
Short-form video and multi-image carousels for every business, included.
The channels they already have
Google Business Profile, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, X
Their voice, not a template
Each business gets its own tone and subject matter, read off its own website.
Already running social for clients? Read scaling to thirty clients and what Boomp does for agency owners.
Questions
The things agencies ask first
Will the posts sound like your client?
Yes. Each business's posts are written from its own website, in its own voice: its tone, its subject matter, its own words. It is not one template with the names swapped, and every batch waits for a yes before anything goes out.
Can you keep your own reporting?
You keep your own reporting. Boomp does not send reports to clients today.
Is it white-labeled?
Partly, and the honest split is this. The posts carry nothing of Boomp's: they publish on each business's own accounts, under their own name. The dashboard and the client invite email still say Boomp today, so the white-label part is not finished. Say so on the walkthrough if that is a dealbreaker.
Is there a contract?
No. Cancel anytime. The agency plan is early: there is no long line of partners ahead of you, so you get Kathleen on the phone and real influence over what gets built next.
What if a client leaves?
Tell Kathleen and the business comes off your account.
Worth twenty minutes?
A twenty-minute walkthrough with Kathleen, with one of your own customers on the screen.