content that serves your goals. and meets them.

For some clients, social media and content are afterthoughts or a check-the-box exercise. For others, they’re just another paid media effort designed to generate leads. But we believe that social is where your brand connects with your customers… not to mention your customers-to-be. Social media is about relationships: establishing new ones and growing existing ones. Building those relationships requires a strategy. At Speak No Evil, every engagement emerges from a strategic roadmap document that lays out a path from your specific communications to your business goals.

At Speak No Evil, we invest the time and care it takes to understand your business from all angles. Our goal is to provide direction if/when asked and help you discover what's going right (or wrong) in areas beyond social. Why? Because we believe content, regardless of the channel, is at the heart of today’s most successful marketing communications plans.

Working with Speak No Evil means working with a dedicated team. Whether they’re engaged in intensive strategic planning or regular creative brainstorming, all hands are always on deck. And those hands belong to marketing pros who also have diverse, extensive experience delivering against client objectives.

If you’re looking to assemble an internal team, you’ll need to budget for a salary of at least $90-120K for a Social Media Director and $38-75K for a Social Media Specialist. Add another $8-12K for company benefits, equipment, training, and all of the software and hardware they need to make your brand buzz. It's not an insignificant investment.

Speak No Evil offers a team of experienced strategists, copywriters, graphic designers, and project managers, each well-versed in the tools of their trade and ready to go on day one. We also have pricing flexibility, meaning you don’t have to break the bank to engage with us.

Thanks to our years of experience and varied backgrounds, we’ve learned the ins and outs of industries as different as financial services, health and wellness, tech, manufacturing, and more. Does that mean we’re always right? Certainly not! But it does mean we’re always thinking and striving to improve what’s working — and move on from what isn’t.