Workflow fit
Can they plan a month ahead, publish on schedule, and keep comments and DMs answered the same day?

Social support is judged on voice, judgment, and consistency. Before candidates reach you, we look at how they write captions, respond to a frustrated customer, and keep a monthly calendar on schedule.
Can they plan a month ahead, publish on schedule, and keep comments and DMs answered the same day?
Later, Buffer, Hootsuite, Metricool, Canva, CapCut, and the native tools for each platform you post on.
Replies in your brand voice, and a monthly summary that says what worked instead of pasting a dashboard.
They publish, reply, and moderate inside your guidelines. Anything sensitive or off-message is escalated the same day.
You set the priorities, the working hours, and the access. We handle recruiting, vetting, and the employment side, so one dedicated assistant can own the work from the first week.



You set the content pillars, the brand voice, the reply guidelines, and what can publish without review. Your assistant works inside those rules and escalates anything sensitive the same day.
The same person plans the calendar, publishes, answers comments and DMs, cuts short-form video, and reports monthly, so the accounts stay active through your busiest weeks.
Stellar Staff screens for platform experience, writing in someone else's voice, and judgment on what to escalate, then manages payroll, HR, and support after the placement. Managed plans include free replacements, forever.
Social media becomes inconsistent when the rules are vague. Agreeing on what a finished post looks like, which replies can go out without review, how often content is approved, and what gets escalated prevents that.
A finished week means copy is approved, posts are scheduled, DMs are answered, and the next batch of assets is already in progress.
Publishing approved content, replying inside your guidelines, and routine moderation go ahead without asking. New claims and paid partnerships need approval.
Publishing and replies are handled daily, next week's content is prepared each week, and the calendar is built before the month starts.
Complaints, sensitive topics, press questions, and anything off-message get flagged to you the same day.
The first month moves from learning your voice and pillars, to publishing and moderating daily, to a monthly calendar built before the month starts.
Your brand voice, your content pillars, your accounts and tools, and the posts that already performed well.
Publishing, replies, and video cuts move off your marketing lead's plate.
The accounts stay active through your busiest weeks, and reporting shapes the next calendar.
Your VA builds the content calendar in advance from the themes, offers, and priorities you approve. Captions, assets, links, and posting dates are prepared before the week begins, so social does not depend on somebody finding time on the day a post is supposed to go out.
Approved content is adapted and scheduled for the platforms you use, with the right format, crop, caption length, links, and tags for each one. The message stays consistent while the execution fits the channel.
Routine questions, comments, and messages are answered in your voice using the information and escalation rules you approve. Sales opportunities and sensitive issues are routed to the right person instead of sitting unread.
Raw clips can be trimmed, captioned, resized, organized, and prepared for posting without turning every short video into a separate production project. More complex creative work belongs with a graphic design VA or specialist editor.
Spam, obvious abuse, and routine moderation are handled according to your rules. Complaints, legal or safety issues, and anything that could materially affect the brand are escalated the same day with the original context attached.
Reach, engagement, clicks, follower growth, and top-performing posts are summarized each month, with patterns noted so the next calendar can lean toward what audiences actually responded to. The report is meant to improve the work, not simply count activity.
Your VA can maintain creator lists, track outreach, collect assets and approvals, and keep agreed deliverables organized. Contract terms, paid partnerships, and strategic decisions stay with the person responsible for marketing.
This role owns the social channels: calendar, publishing, community, video cuts, and reporting. Ongoing writing beyond captions belongs with a copywriting virtual assistant, campaign execution across email and paid with a digital marketing VA, and larger creative production with a graphic design VA. The full lineup is on virtual assistant services.
The difference is not more posts. It is whether the accounts stay active and answered during the weeks the team is busiest.