Social Media Management for Homeowners Associations
Social media for homeowners associations that keeps residents in the loop
For an association, social media is not about customers. It is community updates: the pool opening, the meeting date, the work coming up next week. We plan them, film them and post them, and each one points residents to the place with the full answer.
Quoted to scope. Scope and price are agreed before you commit to anything.
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Social Media Management
What we would make for homeowners associations
Meeting reminders
A short video before each meeting: when, where and what is on the agenda, with a link to the notice on your site.
Amenity updates
The pool opening, the clubhouse hours, a playground going in, shown rather than typed.
Projects in progress
Road, landscaping or entrance work filmed as it happens, so residents see where their dues go.
Rules in plain words
One short video per common question, like the fence guidelines or where to send an architectural request.
Where your business is
Is this the right step for you?
Just starting out
Fits bestThis is where social media fits best for an association: a newly formed or newly self managed community setting up how residents get news. A steady page from the start, next to the website, teaches residents where to look before rumors pick the channel for you.
Busy, but stuck on word of mouth
If your board answers everything by email, a steady page takes some of the repeat questions off the inbox. Start with the website, though: posts work best when they point to a page with the full answer.
Growing a team
A large community has more going on than one email can carry. Regular posts keep residents, and buyers looking at the neighborhood, up to date, so your manager is not the only source of news.
The work
What you get
- A content plan built around what you sell and who buys it.
- Filming and editing done by our own crew.
- Posting and upkeep on your accounts, so they stay active.
- Every video made to ask for something: a call, a booking, a visit.
The price
Quoted to scope. Scope and price are agreed before you commit to anything.
Questions
What homeowners associations ask us
Do you film in the neighborhood?
Yes. Our crew films the amenities, the projects and the events, planned with the board or your manager, and only residents who agree appear on camera.
Can we share the posts on our email list or community app too?
Yes. Share the videos wherever residents already look, and we handle the posting on your social accounts.
What does it cost?
Media production is quoted to scope: what we film, how many days, and what you get at the end. Scope and price are agreed before you commit to anything.
Who does the filming?
Our own crew. We plan it with you, film it and edit it in house, and guide you through each step.
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Content made to bring in customers, planned, filmed and posted for you.
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