Social media · Indianapolis area
Recognizable campaign
creative across
your social channels.
Social graphics and templates designed as part of your campaign — so every post feels like the same company.
01 / A current presence
Buyers check your profiles,
so they should look like you.
When a prospect looks you up after a referral, a profile that has not changed in two years raises the same doubt as an outdated website. A stale logo and a broken link quietly say nobody is minding the store.
Prepress is the job of making one piece of art work at every size, and social is that job in different formats. Square, vertical and wide crops each cut a logo differently, so production habits catch the problem before anything goes public.
02 / What the work covers
Graphics and templates,
not a promise of reach.
Profile artwork
Profile image, banner art and bio text prepared in your identity for the platforms you actually use.
Branded post templates
Layouts sized for each format, built from your logo, colors and fonts, so a new post starts from a set that already matches.
Campaign graphics
Graphics that match the email, flyer and yard sign for the same event, so every piece tells the same story.
A practical rhythm
A simple plan tied to your real dates: launches, events, seasons and hiring. How often you post, and who posts, is agreed up front.
Note: The scope identifies whether posting, replies or paid advertising are included. Follower counts and engagement are never guaranteed.
03 / Which platforms matter
Usually no more
than two.
The ones your buyers already use. Spreading effort across five platforms means five half-kept presences.
Other businesses
LinkedIn, plus Facebook if your buyers are local owners.
Local households
Facebook and Instagram.
Event guests and members
Facebook, alongside an email list.
Google Business Profile
Shows up in map results rather than in a feed, so it belongs with local SEO rather than a posting plan.
04 / A steady process
From one goal to
a set of formats.
One person owns every version. Dates match everywhere.
- 01 — LISTEN
Set the goal
We talk through what you need people to do, the dates that matter and the platforms your buyers use.
- 02 — DESIGN
Design the set
Profile artwork, templates and campaign graphics are designed together from your brand files.
- 03 — EXPORT
Check each format
Files are exported for each format and checked so the logo and text survive every crop.
- 04 — AGREE
Agree who posts
Whether you post with the templates or Get Big publishes is settled before anything goes live.
05 / Who publishes, and what costs extra
Design and posting
are different jobs.
Making the graphics is one responsibility and publishing them is another. Which one you want from Get Big is settled before the work starts. Scope and ownership are agreed in writing before any work begins.
Get Big designs
Profile artwork, post templates and campaign graphics, exported for the formats you need and checked inside each crop.
You provide
Your logo and brand files, the facts and photos for each piece, approvals on time, and access to your own accounts.
Agreed for each project
Whether you post with the templates or Get Big publishes, which platforms are covered, and whether ongoing work is wanted at all.
Costs
Design is agreed in writing before work starts. See pricing for how projects are priced. Advertising spend is separate and not included in a design scope.
Questions
How much does social media marketing cost for a small business in Indianapolis?
Cost depends on what already exists and what you need: profile artwork, a set of branded post templates, or graphics for a campaign. You see the scope and the fee in writing before any work starts. Campaign graphics are scoped with the campaign they support. See the pricing page for how projects are priced.
Does a small business need to post every day?
No. For most small businesses, a current, professional profile and a steady rhythm tied to real news matter more than volume. Daily posting that stops after three weeks looks worse than a planned post every week or two. So the plan should fit what your business can actually keep up.
Which social media platforms should my business be on?
The ones your buyers already use, and usually no more than two. Businesses that sell to other businesses tend to start with LinkedIn, while companies serving local households lean on Facebook and Instagram. Two well-kept profiles beat five abandoned ones.
Can you guarantee followers or engagement?
No, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Platforms change what they show people constantly, and bought followers never become customers. What Get Big controls is the quality of the design work: profile artwork that looks current, graphics that match your brand and a plan tied to real dates.
Start a project
Profiles that look
like your company.
Not sure your profiles are helping or hurting? Start with a free review and get a straight answer on what to fix first, before you commit to anything.
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