Social content
Original, on-brand content written continuously for the channels where your business belongs.


A strategist, writers, and designers embedded in your business — handling social, blogs, visuals, and publishing, so your company stays visible without you managing any of it.
Discuss your goals, what we’d handle, and whether Managed fits.
“I decided to give it a month and see how it goes. Those first 30 days set the difference for my brand and my business. I got so many of my old customers reaching back out — they started booking services they'd never tried before. Anyone with a spa should have this running.”
“I was skeptical about AI handling our content — our firm has a very specific voice. It nailed it from week one. LinkedIn impressions up 64%, and we closed three new clients from posts alone. It's become our best lead source and we haven't changed a thing.”
“We tried two agencies before this. Both slow, both generic, both gone. Bolta felt different immediately — they understood our market and the buyers we want. Now our listings get traction before the open house even happens.”
Most businesses end up running a content operation by accident — a few tools, a few people, and someone holding it together. Managed is the same operation, already assembled.
Strategy, writing, design, publishing, and the follow-through most businesses never get to — one team, not eight vendors.
Original, on-brand content written continuously for the channels where your business belongs.

Articles, blog posts, newsletters, and deeper writing handled by the same team, not bought separately.

Graphics, images, carousels, and supporting visual content created alongside the posts they belong to.

Your team adapts and distributes content across your connected social networks, your blog, and other supported destinations.
Written native to each channel, not copy-pasted
Your team surfaces relevant people, discussions, and buying-intent conversations where your business may have something useful to add.
Surfaced, not scraped
What lands and what doesn't feeds back into what your team plans and creates next.
One idea, adapted across your channels. A useful point of view becomes a post, a visual story, and an article worth reading.
Illustrative content for a fictional business, showing the kind of work your team could create.
Your home office doesn’t need more furniture. It needs a better plan.
Start with the light. Move your desk closer to a window, leave room to pull your chair back, and keep only what you use every day within reach.
A space that works for you starts with how you use it. What’s one thing you’d change about yours?
A practical point of view, in your voice.
Small changes for a calmer home office.
Place your desk beside a window, with daylight falling across your workspace.
Keep the everyday essentials close. Give everything else a home of its own.
One story, designed to move from slide to slide.
Spaces that work
Before you buy another desk, take a fresh look at the space you already have.
A good home office starts with the shape of your day. Notice where the light falls, what you reach for, and where the clutter collects.
Then make one change at a time. Turn the desk toward natural light. Clear a place for your notebook. Leave enough room to step away. A thoughtful layout can make even a small corner feel considered.
The deeper read behind the social content.
This is the shape of a single week — not a quota, and not one channel wearing nine hats. Every piece here traces back to the same idea.
“How to choose a provider: the five questions that actually matter” — written for search, structured for skimming, published to your site.
The argument from the article, made in your voice, in the register your peers and referrers read in.
Five slides, one question each, branded and laid out — the article turned into something people swipe.
The single sharpest line from the piece, standing on its own, with the article underneath it.
The same idea, written the way it would come up in conversation — an opening rather than a broadcast.
Warmer, plainer, aimed at the people who already know you and the ones asking for a recommendation.
The month's ideas gathered into one send, for the audience that gave you their email address.
Where there is a genuine question your business can answer, a straight answer — not a plug.
The graphics, images, and covers each of these needs, made alongside the posts they belong to.
Six roles cover the work, backed by software that keeps their output consistent — which is why it keeps arriving every week, even the ones you're too busy to notice.
Plans what gets said and when, so your calendar is never a blank page.
Writes the deeper work — articles, blog posts, and newsletter content built to be found in search.
Turns existing work into more content, adapted for the channel it is going to.
Prepares relevant, on-brand replies to conversations, ready for your review.
Surfaces people and discussions worth paying attention to before they pass by.
Reads what worked and feeds it back into what your team plans next.
You never have to manage any of it. Software keeps the team fast and consistent — what you're buying is the team, not the software.
Bolta turns the things your business is already doing into something worth publishing, so the operation is not inventing a company from scratch every week.
A real person owns strategy, quality, context, and the exceptions no tool handles well. That's who decides what's worth saying — software just helps them say it faster.
Someone who knows your business decides what is worth saying, and checks the work before it reaches you. You are not left alone with an AI content generator.
Drafting, adapting, formatting, scheduling, publishing, and reporting are done for you — which is why a whole team is affordable at this price.
Your voice, your services, your customers, and what has performed all stay with your team. Every week starts further along than the last.
Review, edit, approve, or reject content before it goes live. Where a workflow has earned it, you can also let it run automatically — per workflow, and reversible at any time.
Nothing publishes until you say so. Once a workflow has earned your trust, you can let it run on its own.
One flat monthly price to keep your content operation moving — strategy, social, blogs, visuals, publishing, oversight, analytics, and the improvement that comes out of them.
Flat monthly rate. Your whole content operation, run for you.
If being seen and being useful is how you win work, but nobody has the hours to run it, this is for you.
Keep a polished, consistent presence patients can trust — without anyone at the front desk running it.
Turn what you know into a steady stream of content, in public, without spending your week writing it.
Keep publishing at the level your company deserves while you focus on building it.
Deliver more content across client accounts without adding content staff to your payroll.
Stay visible where your customers look, without having to become a marketer to do it.
If being visible and useful is how you win work, this is the operation behind it.
The whole content operation: strategy and planning, social content, blogs and long-form, repurposing, graphics and visuals, publishing across your channels, engagement and discovery where they apply, analytics, and the ongoing improvement that comes out of them. A real person oversees it, and you approve what goes live.
No. Social content is one part of it. Managed also covers blogs and long-form, repurposing one idea across channels, the visuals that go with the content, publishing, performance analytics, and the planning that all of it feeds. If you only need posts scheduled, our self-serve plans are a better fit.
Yes. Articles, blog posts, and newsletter content are created as part of the same operation as your social content, which is what lets one idea show up properly in both places. We publish to WordPress directly where that is how your site is built.
That is one of the main things Managed does. An article, a product update, a document, a release, or an existing piece of work becomes content adapted for each channel it belongs on, rather than the same text pasted everywhere.
Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, Pinterest, and Bluesky, plus your blog and newsletter. We set up the destinations that matter for your business rather than capping you at a number of channels.
A team assigned to your account — a strategist, writers, and designers — backed by Bolta's own software so the work keeps arriving every week and not just in month one. You're paying for the team; the software is what makes that team fast enough to be worth $999/month.
Yes, as part of the operation. Your team monitors relevant conversations and prepares thoughtful, on-brand replies for review. It's best thought of as keeping you present in conversations, not as full-time community management or a person sitting in your inbox all day.
Your team surfaces relevant people, discussions, and buying-intent conversations where your business may have something useful to add. What that is worth depends entirely on your market, so we do not promise leads or revenue from it — and a full outbound sales programme is a separate conversation, not part of the standard service.
Yes. Review, edit, approve, or reject anything in one place. It takes a few minutes a week, and nothing reaches your audience without your say-so.
Where you want them to. Once a particular workflow has earned your trust, you can let it publish on its own and keep approvals on everything else. It is your call, per workflow, and it can change at any time.
No. Your team runs everything. All we need from you is context at the start and approvals as content comes through. You can log in and look at everything whenever you like, but you never have to operate it.
Performance is not a dashboard you are handed and left with. What lands and what does not feeds back into what gets planned and created next, so the operation adjusts to your audience over time rather than repeating the same content forever.
$999/month, flat. That covers the whole operation — strategy, content, blogs, visuals, publishing, human oversight, approvals, analytics, and the ongoing improvement — for one business and its normal ongoing content needs. No hourly billing and no per-post charges.
Managed is sold as an ongoing content operation rather than a fixed bundle of posts, so there is no quota to run down. The service is built around the normal needs of one business. Multi-brand, multi-location, unusually complex production, or larger-scale operations may use a custom plan.
It's the same idea — a team handling your marketing — without the agency overhead or the single freelancer's bandwidth ceiling. One flat price covers strategy, content, blogs, visuals, publishing, and analytics together, with our own software doing the coordinating so nothing falls between two people's desks.

Tell us about your business and we'll show you what your Bolta Managed team could run for you.