Social Media Management (1 Month)

Social Media Management Terms for Daycare Businesses

1. Services Provided: I will manage your daycare’s social media accounts, including:
– Posting content and creating graphics for enrollment, hiring announcements, fun facts, and birthdays
– Special requests or marketing focuses should be communicated in advance to ensure timely content creation and scheduling
– Birthday posts require a list and pictures to be provided 3 weeks in advance

2. Posting Schedule: I will post 2-3 times per week on Facebook and Instagram (if applicable). Google management will only be done when running ads.

3. Ad Management: I will create and manage ads on Facebook and Google. You are responsible for covering the ad spend. I will provide reports on ad performance periodically.

4. Access Requirements: To begin managing your social media, you must grant full access by inviting me as an admin or manager to your social media platforms.

5. Client Responsibilities: You are responsible for providing relevant information, such as promotions, updates, and any images or content you wish to be featured. If no specific information is provided, I will create generic marketing content as I see fit to ensure consistency in your online presence.

6. Communication: Any changes in social media strategy, special promotions, or urgent updates should be communicated at least 2 weeks in advance to ensure timely execution.

7. Payment: Social media management services are billed every 30 days, starting from the first day of service. Ad spend is separate and must be funded directly by the client.

8. Non-Refundable: All services are non-refundable once work has commenced. This includes monthly management fees and any ad setup fees.

9. Platform Limitations: I will only work on Facebook, Instagram (optional), and Google (ads only). I do not provide management for other social media platforms outside of these.

10. Termination: Either party may terminate this agreement with 30 days’ written notice. Upon termination, no refunds will be issued for services already rendered, and outstanding balances must be paid.