In short
What is social media marketing in Toronto?
Social media marketing in Toronto is the work of reaching the most multicultural big city in North America one community at a time. Leslieville, Etobicoke and North York are different audiences with different languages, different platforms and different buying rhythms, and content that averages them reaches none of them.
Businesses worked with
400+
Running social and ad programs
6 years
Google Partner and Shopify Partner
Partner
You own every account
No lock-in
Platforms
Platform mix for a Toronto business
We would rather run three accounts well than seven badly. Which three depends on your category and your city, not on which platforms are being talked about this year.
| Platform | Who it reaches | Where it fits |
|---|---|---|
| Consumer Toronto across every neighbourhood | First platform for food, retail and fitness | |
| Finance, tech and the professional core | First platform for B2B and consulting | |
| TikTok | Under-35s and the food-discovery audience | Second platform for consumer brands |
| House suburbs and community groups | Services, trades and multicultural communities | |
| YouTube Shorts | Commuters and researchers | Explainers for considered purchases |
Social work
Accounts we run today.
Fashion, jewellery and beverage brands, across India and the US.
Etnica
Handmade womenswear from India. Lookbook-style grid mixing lifestyle stills with seasonal edits.
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Gadhiya Jewels
Lab-grown diamond jewellers. Education-led carousels and product stills on a premium navy palette.
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Rahr Brewing
Texas craft brewery. Lifestyle stills and seasonal campaign content built around the core beer lineup.
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How Toronto actually segments
Where Toronto demand concentrates
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King West and Liberty Village
startups, fitness and condo-belt services
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Leslieville and the east end
independent food and family services
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Queen West
retail, design and creative brands
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Scarborough
multicultural food and community-rooted services
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North York
professional services and established retail
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Etobicoke
trades, services and the west-end family base
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Yorkville
premium retail and services
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Financial District
corporate and B2B
What is included
What the social media management package includes, every month.
Community management is included rather than sold as an add-on, because an account with unanswered DMs is worse than no account at all.
- Monthly content calendar for approval
- Content pillars and tone of voice document
- Video shooting and editing
- Photography and retouching
- Caption and hook writing
- Hashtag and keyword research
- Scheduling and publishing
- Comment and DM replies
- Story management and polls
- Profile and highlight design
- Creator and UGC sourcing
- Monthly report and review call
And what we will not do
- Buy followers or engagement
- Join engagement pods
- Repost the same clip to every platform
- Report follower count as a result
- Post AI slop to hit a quota
- Chase a trend that does not fit the brand
Process
One month ahead, every month.
Nothing gets posted that you have not seen. The calendar goes out before the month starts, so approvals never turn into a daily interruption.
01
Audit and strategy
Current accounts, competitors and audience reviewed. Content pillars and tone of voice agreed.
Week 1
02
Shoot
A production day for the quarter's photography and video, planned against the pillars.
Week 2
03
Calendar
Next month planned out post by post and sent for approval in one go.
Monthly, in advance
04
Produce
Editing, design and copy for everything on the approved calendar.
Ongoing
05
Publish and reply
Scheduled posting, plus daily comment and DM handling in your brand's voice.
Daily
06
Review
What performed, what did not, and which formats are worth pushing into paid.
Monthly
Questions
Social media questions.
If yours is not here, send it. We answer these on the first call anyway.
How much does social media management cost in Toronto?
7SEA retainers in Toronto start at US$1,500 a month, scoped after we review your accounts, your category and how much content already exists. You approve the number before anything starts, and the contract is rolling on 30 days with no lock-in.
How many social media platforms do you manage?
We work across Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and Pinterest. Most brands run two or three of them properly rather than all six thinly, and which two or three depends on your category and where buyers in your city actually spend their time.
What type of content do you create?
Statics, carousels, reels and stories, mixed to suit the platform and the goal. Reels and short video do the discovery work, carousels explain and teach, statics carry offers and brand, and stories handle the day to day.
Do you use AI to design social media content?
Yes, as a production tool. The difference is the output: our AI work is finished to look like real photography and real design, not the obvious AI look most tools produce. You can review samples before committing.
We have no photos or raw content. Can you still run our social media?
Yes. Where raw content does not exist we build the calendar from AI-produced visuals and copyright-free stock, finished to match your brand. Once we have shoot material from you, it replaces that mix gradually rather than all at once.
What do we actually receive each month?
A content calendar approved before anything publishes, then 15 to 30 pieces of finished content depending on scope, scheduled and published, with comments and DMs handled daily and a monthly report on what moved.
What is your process for social media management in Toronto?
Audit of your accounts and three local competitors, a one-page strategy, then a monthly calendar you approve before anything posts. Daily publishing and DM handling, neighbourhood-level targeting where it matters, and a plain written report.
How do local businesses get customers from Instagram in Toronto?
Through neighbourhood and community specificity. Toronto customers identify with Leslieville or North York before the city, and with their community before either. Content that names both correctly earns trust that city-wide posting never builds.
Which social media platform is best for a small business in Toronto?
Instagram for consumer categories, LinkedIn for the finance and tech core, which is a bigger share of this market than most owners assume. Facebook still carries the house suburbs and community groups.
Is social media marketing worth it for a small business in Toronto?
Yes, with specificity. This is Canada's most crowded feed, so generic content disappears at any budget, while community-correct content performs far above its production cost.
Send us the profile. We will send back a sample content plan.
A sample content plan built for your brand, with pillars, formats and a first calendar. Yours to keep whether or not you work with us.