Social media management for online stores

Creator Fleet runs the social media management system for online stores. That means the calendar, the posts, the product content and the replies are ours to produce and publish, on whichever platforms your customers actually buy through, at a volume you pick.

On this page
  1. Why do store pages die in the second month?
  2. What does Creator Fleet actually produce for a store?
  3. What does it cost to have a store page run?

An online store does not go quiet because the owner stopped caring. It goes quiet because packing orders, answering suppliers and fixing the checkout all beat writing a caption, every single day. This page describes what we take off that list, what you still decide, and what it costs.

Why do store pages die in the second month?

Almost every store launches with a burst of posts and then stops, because the first month was enthusiasm and nothing after it was a system.

The people who keep posting are not more disciplined. They have a calendar filled a month ahead, a person making the assets, and someone answering the comments, which is three jobs rather than one. A store owner doing all three alongside fulfilment will lose to fulfilment every time, and should.

What does Creator Fleet actually produce for a store?

We run the page end to end: the monthly calendar, the posts themselves, the product photography direction, the captions, the hooks and the replies underneath.

You send the products, the offers and anything you want pushed that month. We turn that into the posting schedule and publish it on the platforms your buyers use, whether that is one network or six. If you prefer to see everything first, approval before anything publishes is a standing option rather than a favour. The whole method is on how it works.

What does it cost to have a store page run?

Management is priced per brand, from $300 to $800 a month, and the band is decided by volume: one post a day at the bottom, up to ten a day at the top.

There is no setup fee on management and you get a free written proposal before anything is agreed. Stores that also sell through a creator page usually read creator page management for adult brands, and the full list of bands sits on pricing.

One week on the store pageHandled in house todayHandled by Creator Fleet
Deciding what to postWhatever is on the shelf that morningA calendar built a month ahead
Making the assetsPhone photo between ordersProduced to a brief, in your brand style
Captions and hooksWritten at midnightWritten and scheduled in advance
Comments and questionsAnswered when spottedAnswered daily, with buying questions flagged
ReportingA glance at the follower countWhat was published, what was reached, what sold
Quiet weeksFrequentCovered by the calendar

Tell us what you sell and how loud you want the page, and a free proposal comes back before anything is signed. Start on the contact page.

By Raze, Founder. Updated .

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