Social content delivery for agencies
More client accounts. A calmer content calendar.
Clew Digital offers white-label social media management for agencies, consultants and studios that need help producing and publishing client content. We work from your brief and brand guidelines to plan posts, create static designs, write captions and support scheduling. Your agency keeps the client relationship and approves the work.
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Your agency’s social media delivery partner
The hard part of managing social media for several clients is rarely one caption. It’s the repeatable process: getting the right brief, keeping brands distinct, collecting approvals, checking designs and making sure the calendar actually goes live. Our white-label support helps your agency manage that production work with a clear scope and review process.
This service is for agencies outsourcing execution. If you’re looking for marketing for your own business, explore our direct social media management services instead.
What we can handle behind your brand
Content planning
A calendar built around each client’s offers, audience, questions and seasonal priorities. Share the business goals and relevant dates so the work has a purpose beyond filling a posting slot.
Static post design
Individual posts and carousel designs that follow the supplied visual identity. We check hierarchy, legibility, spacing and platform format before sending work for review.
Caption writing
Clear copy in the client’s voice, with calls to action matched to the post. Provide approved claims, service details and offer terms so the content stays accurate.
Scheduling and reporting support
Approved content prepared for the agreed accounts and publishing workflow. Reporting can be scoped around the metrics your agency needs to explain the work to its clients.
Platform count, post volume, carousel slide counts, revision rounds, community management and short-form video are agreed in the proposal. Paid advertising is a separate scope; see our wider white-label marketing services if you need both.
From client brief to approved posts
- Collect the essentials. Brand assets, audience, service area, offers, voice examples, account permissions and the client’s approval contact.
- Plan the content. Agree on themes, post formats, volume and the dates that matter for the account.
- Review as an agency. Check the designs and captions together, consolidate feedback and confirm factual details before final approval.
- Publish and learn. Schedule the approved work, then use feedback and available results to guide the next calendar.
What to send for an accurate quote
Tell us the number of client accounts, platforms per account and monthly post volume. Include the mix of static posts and carousels, whether you supply photography, how many people review the content and whether scheduling or reporting is required. A sample client brief helps us identify the actual delivery workload.
White-label social media pricing should give your agency room to price its own strategy, account management and client service. We quote the agreed production scope so you can see what is included before committing.
Experience with local business content
Our work spans local service and hospitality marketing, including HVAC, restaurants and medical practices. The content needs are different: a restaurant may need to promote a weekly event, while an HVAC business needs to explain maintenance or service options. We use the client’s brief to keep those accounts distinct.
Explore Clew Digital’s case studies and learn about our team. For practical content examples, read 30 social media post ideas for local businesses or our guide to restaurant social media marketing.
White-label social media management FAQs
Will the content use our agency’s branding?
Client content follows the client’s brand guidelines. We agree on your agency’s presentation, delivery and communication requirements so the partnership fits the way you serve your accounts.
Can you support several client brands?
Yes. Share the account count and expected monthly volume so we can confirm scope and delivery capacity before you promise a rollout date.
Do you include replies to comments and messages?
Community management needs its own rules, response windows and escalation process. It is included only when explicitly agreed; content production and scheduling do not automatically include inbox support.
Can we approve everything before it goes live?
The workflow includes agency review. We agree on the approval deadline and publishing responsibility so draft work isn’t mistaken for approved content.
Can you create a sample before a larger engagement?
Ask us about a small initial scope. A representative brief is the best way to assess brand fit, feedback and the handover process before adding more accounts.
Build a social content workflow your agency can repeat.
Send your account count, platform list and monthly deliverables. We’ll reply with a scoped proposal.