Social Media Agency in Los Angeles
Post Media is a social media agency serving businesses in Los Angeles. We plan and produce social content in English and Spanish, manage your profiles and community, and support it with paid social when you need more reach. The goal is a consistent brand presence that brings in inquiries, not just likes.
Social Media for Los Angeles Audiences
According to U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts for Los Angeles County (accessed October 2026), about 49.3% of residents are Hispanic or Latino and 55.1% of residents age 5 and older speak a language other than English at home (2020–2024 American Community Survey). Those are population figures, not your customer profile, so we check them against your own customer and search data.
Los Angeles audiences see a lot of polished content, so posts need a clear point of view and a reason to engage. We plan bilingual content around your services and community, and we use paid promotion only for posts or offers that have already shown they work.
Post Media serves Los Angeles businesses as a service area. Our published business address is in Coronado, California, so ask us how meetings and project communication will work for your team.
What Our Social Media Management Includes
- Social media strategy: platforms, audiences, content pillars, and goals.
- Content calendar with posts, stories, and short-form video concepts.
- Design and copywriting in English, Spanish, or both.
- Profile and community management guidelines for comments and messages.
- Paid social support to promote top content or run lead campaigns.
- Monthly reporting on reach, engagement, and the inquiries social produces.
Bilingual Social Media That Sounds Like Your Brand
Posting the same caption twice, once in each language, rarely works. We decide which content should be bilingual, which should be Spanish-first, and which should stay in English, based on who follows you and who buys from you. We also agree on how your team will reply to comments and messages in Spanish so conversations do not stall after the post works.
How Our Social Media Process Works
1. Audit and goals
We review your profiles, past content, audience, and competitors, and agree on goals such as inquiries, bookings, or community growth.
2. Strategy and calendar
We define content pillars, posting frequency, languages, and formats, and prepare a monthly calendar for your approval.
3. Create and publish
We design posts and video concepts, write captions, and schedule content once approved.
4. Engage, promote, report
We monitor engagement, boost or advertise the content that performs, and report what is driving profile visits, messages, and leads.
Scope, Content Volume, and Costs
The proposal states platforms, number of posts per month, languages, video production needs, review rounds, and whether community management is included. Ad spend for paid promotion is separate from management fees. We need brand assets, product or service information, and a contact who can answer customer questions we cannot.
Serving Los Angeles Businesses
Related services: Google Ads in Los Angeles, bilingual marketing, social media in Orange County, paid social in San Diego. For an overview of how we approach this work, see our advertising services.
Ready to talk it through? Request a consultation or call (619) 974-9580. You can also browse our case studies.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which social media platforms do you manage?
We recommend platforms based on where your customers are, most often Instagram and Facebook. The proposal lists the platforms and posting frequency for each.
Do you create video content?
Yes. We plan short-form video concepts and can produce video content for social platforms when it is part of the agreed scope.
Is paid social included in social media management?
Organic management and paid social are scoped separately. We can add paid promotion to boost top posts or run lead campaigns, with ad spend billed by the platform.
Can we post in Spanish only for our Spanish-speaking followers in Los Angeles?
Organic posts usually reach your whole following, so we either mix languages in one feed or use a separate Spanish account when the audience justifies it. Paid posts can be targeted using language settings.