How much does social media management cost in Nairobi?
Social media management in Nairobi typically ranges from KES 50,000 to KES 250,000
per month depending on platforms managed, content volume, paid social spend, and
scope. Ad spend is separate. Techhold Developers provides fixed-scope proposals
after a free discovery call.
Which social media platforms do you manage?
We manage Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, X (Twitter), YouTube, and WhatsApp
Business — including organic content, community management, and paid social campaigns.
Do you produce content for social media?
Yes. We produce the full range of social content including static graphics, carousels,
short-form video (Reels, TikTok, Shorts), copywriting, and campaign creative — all
aligned to your brand.
Do you handle comments and DMs?
Yes. Community management is a core part of our service. We respond to comments, DMs,
and WhatsApp messages within agreed SLAs — with escalation paths for sensitive matters
and a crisis-response playbook.
Do you run paid social ads?
Yes. We manage paid social campaigns across Meta (Facebook & Instagram), TikTok,
LinkedIn, and X — including creative production, audience targeting, conversion
tracking, and ROAS reporting.
How long until I see results from social media?
Meaningful growth typically takes 60–90 days. Paid social can deliver results within
days, while organic audience building and content systems compound over 3–6 months.
We set realistic expectations during onboarding.
Do you work with influencers and creators?
Yes. We source, vet, negotiate, and manage influencer and creator campaigns in Kenya
— from micro-influencers to established KOLs — and measure the results of each
partnership.
Do you provide social media reporting?
Yes. We provide monthly performance reports covering reach, engagement, follower
growth, website clicks, conversions, and paid social ROAS — plus quarterly strategy
reviews.
Do you work with businesses outside Nairobi?
Yes. We deliver social media management to businesses across Kenya — including
Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, and Thika — and internationally. All work is
delivered remotely with regular video reviews and shared dashboards.
