For Australia and New Zealand
Give your client a clear organic social plan, consistent content and a review process your account team can manage.
Your agency’s brand. Your client relationship.
Selected proof of work
Evidence of our agency-partner experience in SEO. This case does not measure organic social performance; social examples and scope are discussed separately.
Agency-partner work
1,751%
US retail · confidential partner
64 months of continuous work
Penalty recovery and an organic ranking rebuild. The same engagement reported 98% more organic conversions. This is a sustained SEO case, not a result attributed to every service.
LOKAL Proof of Work 2026, p. 11; published partner case.
Historical results reported by LOKAL. Different accounts, scopes and timeframes; not forecasts.
The work in scope
A scoped organic social programme can cover channel planning, a content calendar, post creation, agency review and reporting.
The proposal must confirm platforms, publishing access and response responsibilities before the work begins.
Part of the White Label Australia team. Start here; add other disciplines when the account needs them.
Agree who each channel needs to reach, what the client wants people to do and how social supports the wider account plan.
Turn agreed themes, campaigns and client source material into a calendar with review dates and a named approver.
Prepare copy and agreed creative formats using the brand guide, supplied assets and approved factual claims. Photography and video production need their own scope.
Record feedback and final approval before publication. Confirm whether the agency publishes or grants the team the access required for agreed scheduling.
Connect reach, engagement and tracked actions to the purpose of the channel. Explain what to repeat, change or stop without presenting followers as revenue.
From brief to review
Name the platforms, formats, review dates, publishing responsibilities and any response or escalation requirements.
Build the calendar around the client’s goals and available evidence. Your agency confirms the plan and supplies missing context.
Prepare the agreed assets, collect agency feedback and record approval before the publishing handoff.
Review the agreed measures and the next content decisions with your account team.
Before we start
Yes. We support agencies in both countries under their own brand. Agree NZST or NZDT and AEST or AEDT working windows, review deadlines, currency and applicable tax treatment in the proposal.
Paid campaigns require an agreed paid-media scope. Organic content planning and posting do not include advertising spend, campaign setup or ongoing media management by default.
Confirm the platforms and formats in the proposal. The channel choice follows the client’s audience and the team’s agreed capabilities; we agree platform coverage around the client’s audience and account needs.
Your agency names the approver. Publication follows recorded approval and the access model in the scope, whether your team publishes or the agreed scheduling work sits with LOKAL.
Only if that work is explicitly agreed. Response windows, escalation rules and sensitive topics need named owners before community management starts.
Bring the account goal and the work you need. Confirm the available social scope and team before committing to a starting plan.
Your next account
Tell us the client goal and where your team needs support. Start with a 30-minute consultation.
See pricing and scope ↗The brief
One account, a pitch or a gap in the team is enough to start.