Extreme launches new social media offering
A digital marketing agency is strengthening its social media services with a new content creation offering.
Extreme, which works with brands including Numatic International, Golden Kings and Alcotraz Immersive Cocktail Experience, has launched content creation packages to support SMEs and in-house teams needing extra help to “invigorate” their social output and engagement.
It says the packages will provide a set number of tailored content pieces, including design, static posts and video, on a monthly, quarterly or one-off basis, complementing the agency’s existing social media management, consultancy and paid social offerings.
Donna Herron, head of social at Extreme, said: “We’ve seen a sharp rise in businesses that need some form of dynamic social support that doesn't necessarily fit into the traditional offerings.
“Many clients have in-house teams that want additional creative or strategic input, or they simply don't have time or means to create the most engaging content themselves.
“This service provides a tailored, efficient way to invigorate their social feeds.
“We simply deliver the content and they can control the output and frequency.”
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