Q: Do I need social media accounts for every language or country?

A: It really depends on what you're aiming to achieve. If it's just to showcase your products, having one account per language on each platform could do the trick. But if you're aiming to recruit sales partners or distributors, you might need more accounts. Each platform has its limits on actions, and their algorithms often favor specific regions.

Q: Why should I consider investing in global social media accounts when I already have a website and social media in my native language?

A: Initially, a potential prospect will dig around to know more about your brand. The more they discover, the more control you have over how you present yourself. Also, social media isn't just a digital business card; there are savvy strategies like recruiting distributors by sending audio or video messages and engaging directly through chat on their preferred platforms. You've got to be where your prospects spend most of their time.

Q: How does a global social media strategy differ from what other agencies offer?

A: Firstly, with our compliance and science expertise, we reduce false claims and ensure effective communication. Secondly, our focus lies on sales rather than just organic traffic. It's not about creating viral posts but rather about our lead researchers finding the right Ideal Customer Profile (ICP) and utilizing social media for communication. Lastly, we prioritize speaking the client's native language, recognizing that this greatly impacts their willingness to make a purchase.

Q: How many posts and stories do you create per month?

A: We're not particularly fixated on posts and stories, which are essential when you have an established follower base. Instead, we emphasize different metrics—like reaching our Ideal Customer Profile and sending them messages. Our focus is on using social media accounts to connect with known prospects rather than posting content and hoping to attract the right audience. Therefore, we create the necessary posts and concentrate on outbound marketing strategies.