Business & audience discovery
Who you serve, where they spend time online.
Not every platform deserves your time. Before we plan a single post, we work out which channels your actual audience uses, what role each one should play — awareness, trust, customer education, or lead support — and what a realistic publishing rhythm looks like for your team's capacity.
Who you serve, where they spend time online.
What each channel is actually for.
What's working elsewhere in your space.
What we're actually trying to achieve.
What's realistic, not aspirational.
A plan your team can actually follow.
Platform analytics (LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook native insights), competitor social audits, audience research tools.
Channel selection is based on audience fit, business purpose and available publishing capacity. A smaller number of well-supported channels may be prioritized when that gives the team a more sustainable operating model.
A business posting on every platform out of habit, with no real sense of which channels its audience actually uses or what each one is for.
A business that has already validated its channel mix and publishing rhythm against real audience data — that's a plan to execute, not re-strategize.
The recommendation depends on audience presence, business objectives, available content and publishing capacity. Some platforms may not be prioritized when those conditions do not support consistent use.
Yes — LinkedIn strategy is treated differently from consumer platforms, focused on industry credibility and relationship-building rather than viral reach.
We'll say so plainly and explain why, but the decision to scale back or keep a channel stays with you.
Send your current channel mix and audience — RankSpheres will recommend where to focus and what to scale back.