Social media marketing agency in Atlanta
Your feed is busy. Your phone is not.
Good Fellas Agency is a social media marketing agency in Atlanta for small business owners. We plan, write and design your posts each month, in your voice, and point every one at the booking page. A Roswell school’s posts reached 10,377 people in 28 days.
Social media management: reach is not a result. A booked job is.
A Roswell church sale had reach and no plan. Social media management, with a website, helped its fall 2026 sale raise just over $13,000 for the church’s preschool.
Social media posting: I post and nothing happens
A post with no job gets no action. Show finished work, answer a question or link the booking page.
Social media reporting: the agency’s report is all likes and reach
Likes are not leads. If the report cannot count calls, forms or bookings from social, it is about posts.
Content creation: I do not have time to post every day
You should not. The plan, writing, design and scheduling happen here, from one short conversation a month.
Find out which post types your feed should be running.
Five answers about your business. The plan picks platforms, cadence and post mix. Month one lands in your inbox.
Social media plan: see which post types your feed should be using, before anything is posted.
Name and email, then five answers. See platforms, cadence and post mix here. The first month, post by post, goes to your inbox.
- Platformsthe one or two your customers are actually on, and why
- Cadencehow often, set by the time you can give it, not by a guru
- Mixthe six post types in the proportion your goal and your material call for
Social media case studies: what the data said, what changed, and what happened.
Social media management is not posting. It is reading what the accounts do, deciding what to change, and changing it. Three decisions from real accounts.
Saint Francis Schools, Roswell
What the data saidA private school posting now and then to families who already followed. Nobody new saw the admissions story.
What changedA marketing strategy with social built in: audience, post types, a cadence their team could keep, and a website.
What happened43,800 views in 28 days from 10,377 accounts. 44% were non-followers. Their team publishes 35 posts and stories weekly.
RUMCK Consignment Sale, Roswell
What the data saidThe sale ran on Instagram, posted by volunteers. Reach, no plan, and nowhere for shoppers or consignors to act.
What changedA growth plan, about ninety percent of the posts designed here, and a website to land on.
What happenedThe spring 2026 sale raised just under $11,000 for the Roswell United Methodist Church preschool, and the fall 2026 sale raised just over $13,000. The volunteers posted from a plan, not at the last minute.
Gay Men News
What the data saidA publication with years of writing and no audience. Posts went out. Only existing readers saw them.
What changedContent and social built together. Every post sent readers to a page worth reading. Every page fed the feed.
What happened5,000 followers, and 200-plus readers a day at its peak.
Your feed has a decision in it too.
Send the accounts. Same business day, we tell you what the data says and what to change first.
Social media results in Roswell: feeds that reach the right people, and send them somewhere.
Feeds that sent people somewhere.
Saint Francis Schools: Private School Website Design & Admissions
A Roswell private school needed its admissions story told every week, to families who had never heard of it, by a team that was not a marketing team. A social media strategy for a private school, built here and handed to their team to run, now has them publishing about thirty-five posts and stories a week, reaching 10,000 accounts a month, nearly half of them new.
RUMCK Consignment: From Instagram to a Full Digital Hub
A church consignment sale in Roswell ran entirely through an Instagram feed, posted by volunteer moms between a million other things. A social media growth plan and the posts for a Roswell sale, about ninety percent of them designed here, gave the feed a job and a website to send people to, and the fall 2026 sale raised just over $13,000 for the Roswell United Methodist Church preschool.
Gay Men News: Technical SEO & Audience Growth
A publication with years of writing had no audience to read it. Social media growth for an online publication, built alongside the content, took it to 5,000 followers and 200-plus readers a day in ninety days.
We are so grateful for Andrew's help promoting our school consignment sale! There are so many details to manage, and figuring out how to market the sale online was one more thing on our already full plates. Andrew helped us develop a plan and created the cutest graphics for our social media posts. He made the entire process feel organized and seamless, which was such a relief compared to scrambling to put posts together at the last minute. The website was also incredibly user-friendly, making it easy to find important information and navigate the details of the sale. Thank you, Andrew, for sharing your time, creativity, and talents to help support our preschool. We truly appreciate all you did to make the process easier for us!
Social media marketing services, planned, written and answered here.
Social media marketing is more than posting. These six pieces run every month, on the social media platforms your customers actually use.
Social media strategy
A strategy built from your customers’ questions: which platforms, how often, and which post types lead to a call. Reels reach people who do not follow you yet, carousels reach followers and non-followers, and Stories are for followers and limited-time offers. We pick the post type by the job it has to do.
Content creation
Posts written in your voice and designed here, from the job photos you already take. Short video where the platform rewards it. People are on social media to be entertained, so even an educational post has to be fun.
Community management
Comments and messages answered, with the AI assistant covering nights and weekends on Growth and Pro. An unanswered question is a lost lead.
Profiles set up to book
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or TikTok, depending on who buys from you, each with a bio and link that lead to the booking page.
Paid social, once it earns it
Boosted posts only after a post has proven itself organically, reported on cost per booked job like everything else.
Reporting in leads
Calls, forms and bookings from social, not likes. The strategy changes each month based on what booked.
The social media strategy loop every account runs on, every month.
The loop is the work. Same four steps for one-truck businesses and schools. Here, step three changes the post mix and where posts send people.
Read what booked, not what got clicked
Not the likes. The calls, forms and bookings that started on social, tracked in GA4, and which post types produced them.
What we need from you
Nothing new from you
The access from the first step covers it. You get the report.
Decide the one or two changes the data points at
Chosen because the numbers point at them, not because the calendar says it is time to do something.
What we need from you
Five minutes to say yes or no
Nothing changes in your account without your OK. Each change comes with the reason and what it should do.
Change the mix
Next month's batch built from the decision: more of the post types that booked, fewer that only reached, a boost only where a working post ran out of reach.
What we need from you
Your approval
The change is made once you have seen it. Nothing goes live without you.
Measure the one number
Cost per booked job from social, or bookings per month where there is no spend.
What we need from you
Nothing new from you
The number comes from the tracking already in place. You read it in the report.
Your monthly report answers four questions, in one page.
Most reports are a screenshot of reach. This one shows numbers you can run the business on. It ends with what changes next month.
What it produced
Calls, forms and bookings that started on social this month, against last month.
What it cost
Cost per booked job where there was spend. Otherwise, the time it took you: usually fifteen minutes.
What booked
Which post types and which posts produced the calls, so the next batch leans into them.
What changes
The decision for next month, in plain words: more of this, less of that, and why.
A report you can run the business on, not a screenshot.
If your report cannot answer these four, send it. We will show you the same month written this way.
What social media management costs in Atlanta, by how much the feed has to do.
Three social media marketing plans, with posts written and designed here, approved by you first. Reported in calls. Month to month. Ad budget is never marked up.
The market runs $500 to $1,500 a month for one platform. These sit at the owner-run end, with no account manager in between.
Best for: a one-truck business, a practice, a restaurant. One platform.
Best for: a company with a team, several services or locations. Two platforms.
Best for: a brand that sells online, or a business with more than one location. Three platforms.
Paying an agency for reach and getting no calls?
Send the invoice and the last report. Same business day, we tell you if the fee matches the work.
Social media agency FAQs: what Atlanta business owners ask before they hand over their accounts
How much does social media management cost?
Starter at $649 a month: one platform, twelve posts. Growth at $1,199: two platforms, sixteen posts, reviews turned into posts, the AI assistant answering messages. Pro at $1,995: three platforms, twenty-four posts with short video, boosted posts managed. Month to month, every post approved by you, ad budget paid by you to Meta and never marked up.
Which platforms should I be on?
The ones your customers use, which is usually fewer than you think. A home service or local business lives on Facebook and Instagram; a B2B firm on LinkedIn; a shop that sells online on Instagram and, for some products, TikTok. The plan picks one or two and does them properly, because a feed spread across five platforms is thin on all of them.
Who writes and designs the posts?
We do, from a conversation with you and the photos you already take on the job. The writing is in your voice and the design looks like the same business every time. You approve each month’s batch before it goes out, and nothing is published you have not seen.
Do I have to be on camera or take photos?
Photos, yes, and you already have them: the finished job, the van, the crew. A phone photo of a real job in a real town beats a stock image every time. Video helps on some platforms and is never required; where it fits, it is a thirty-second clip from the job site, not a production.
How long before social brings leads?
Messages and calls usually start inside the first month, because the posts point somewhere and the inbox is answered. The feed becomes a trust asset over two to three months, once a customer can scroll real jobs and real reviews, and that is when the report starts reading in bookings rather than reach. New clients start at one or two blog posts, three to five social posts and one email a week, plus a video a month. Once there is a base, we adjust to the post types the audience responds to.
Do you run social media ads too?
Only where a post that works has run out of reach, and only on the same cost-per-booked-job report as Google Ads. Most small businesses should not start with paid social; the organic plan has to be working first, or the budget buys reach for posts that were never going to book.
Is social media better than SEO or ads for me?
Different jobs. Search catches people who are looking right now; social makes you the business they already trust when they do. Most businesses run search first for the calls and social alongside for the trust, and the plan here is built to feed the content and the search work rather than compete with it.
Do you work with businesses outside Roswell?
Yes. The office is in Roswell and the posts for a local business are written for its towns wherever they are. Social media management in Roswell, GA is one part of a digital marketing company that runs ads, content and email on the same report, and the month’s best post usually becomes an email.
What services are included in social media management?
The plan, the posts and the replies: a monthly calendar, posts written in your voice and designed, publishing on your platforms, answering comments and messages, and a monthly report in calls and leads. Higher plans add short video, reviews turned into posts and boosted posts.
How do I choose a social media marketing agency?
Ask three things: who writes the posts, where the posts send people, and what the monthly report counts. If the answer to the last one is followers and likes, keep looking.
Your competitor’s last post was yesterday. Yours can be, without it eating your week.
Send us your business name and the accounts you post on. Within two business days you get a straight read on what the feed says to a customer who has never heard of you, where the posts send people now, and what a month built around booked jobs would look like, with the price in writing. Built on your business, not a pitch.
Social media management from Roswell, GA, serving Atlanta, Alpharetta, Sandy Springs, Johns Creek, Milton and Marietta.
