Social media content · Coffs Harbour NSW · 1+ yrs
Coffs Harbour based Content agency. Creating high quality visuals across Australia, professional photography and videography.
Drone & Aerial Photography/VideographyPost-Production & Finishing +9
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Social media content · Sapphire Beach NSW
Advertising & Marketing CreativeMeta Ads (Facebook & Instagram) +11
Social media content · Sydney NSW · 8+ yrs
8+ years digital marketing experience - SEO, SEM, social strategy & content, lead gen, AI readiness & optimisation
Website & UI/UX DesignAdvertising & Marketing Creative +17
$188/hr Indicative. Bids set the price.
Social media content · Sydney NSW · 5+ yrs
Performance Marketing specialist with 5+ years of experience managing multi-channel campaigns across social and search. Skilled in strategy development, hands-on execution, optimisation frameworks and driving measurable growth for eCommerce, retail and lifestyle clients. Strong client-facing communicator with experience owning end-to-end performance, reporting, creative strategy and budget management.
Meta Ads (Facebook & Instagram)Google Ads (Search, Display, YouTube) +11
$56–81/hr Indicative. Bids set the price.
Abigail C.
ABN connectedSocial media content · Sydney NSW · 15+ yrs
I am a Bilingual Digital Marketing Freelancer with over 15 years of international experience in six different countries, Australia, the UK, the US, Canada, France and Spain. The opportunity to work in different countries has made me adapt extremely well to different company cultures and teams. Also, I am straightforward and honest, hard-working, highly motivated and extremely well organized with strong analytical and technical skills. Brands I have work with: Louis Vuitton, Accor Hotels (Sofitel, Novotel and Ibis), Marie Claire, Women's Health, Tigerlily... PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENTS: ➢ Multi-channels campaigns (Paid Search, Facebook, LinkedIn, Display, Video): 84% increase in sales and 325% increase in the number of leads with a subsequent 10% lower CPA YoY. ➢ Paid Search: 98% increase in sales with a subsequent 16% lower CPA YoY. ➢ Paid Social: 453% increase in sales with a subsequent 44% lower CPA YoY. ➢ Programmatic Display: 42% increase in sales with a subsequent 49% lower CPA YoY.
Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)Search Engine Marketing (SEM) +11
Olivia T.
ABN connectedSocial media content · Sydney NSW · 20+ yrs
I'm the founder and marketing strategist behind Olivetree Marketing, an award-winning marketing agency in Sydney. With over 15 years of international experience across Australia, Europe and the USA, I bring a strategic and hands-on approach to helping service-based businesses grow.
Logo & Brand IdentityGraphic Design (Signage, Posters, Digital & Print) +27
Social media content · Sydney NSW · 11+ yrs
I design bold, personality-packed brands that are built to stand out, connect, and grow. Studio Servan is a Northern Beaches studio for consumer brands — food and beverage, health and lifestyle — run by founders getting ready to launch. Brand identity, packaging and launch assets at agency standard, without agency overheads. Our signature Brand in a Week delivers a full identity in five days. Want more depth? Brand in a Month. Need the site too? Brand + Website. Clear process, fixed timelines, zero fluff.
Packaging & Label DesignGraphic Design (Signage, Posters, Digital & Print) +10
$6,250–18,750/project Indicative. Bids set the price.
Charlotte W.
ABN connectedSocial media content · Sydney NSW · 13+ yrs
I help ecommerce and B2B businesses grow through paid media and hands-on marketing management. With 13+ years across brands and startups, I bring the strategy and deliver it. I founded my own boutique media agency Agnes Media in 2020, thagrew it to 14 people and sold it to Awaken in 2023. My experience spans Qantas, Klarna, L'Oréal, Optus and Volkswagen Group. For Life Street, I led a complete rebrand and built a connected marketing tech stack across CRM, analytics and ad platforms. The work brings earned, owned, paid and shared media together: creative and video development, ad campaigns, email, account-based marketing and PR. Available for short term and ongoing work. Featured in Mediaweek, Mi3, B&T and Mumbrella
Logo & Brand IdentityAdvertising & Marketing Creative +19
$813–1,125/day Indicative. Bids set the price.
What's the cost of a social media content in Coffs Harbour?
$135/hr
$80 Most sit around $135 $220
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Social media content in Coffs Harbour, questions
The making of the posts, not the running of the account. A content gig covers a content calendar mapping what goes out and when, then the assets themselves: feed posts, reels, carousels, stories and the captions to match. You usually get the files delivered ready to publish, in the right size for each channel. Posting, scheduling and replying to comments are separate jobs, so say up front whether you just want the content handed over or the freelancer publishing it too.
Content is making the posts. Management is running the whole account day to day: scheduling, publishing, replying, reporting, the lot. A content gig hands you a batch of finished posts and a calendar, and you (or someone else) put them live. Pick content when you can press publish yourself but have no time to design and write, and pick management when you want the channel run end to end without you touching it.
A common monthly batch is 12 to 16 posts per channel, give or take, usually a mix of static feed posts, a few reels and some stories. The right number depends on how much raw material you can feed the freelancer, since real photos and clips of your actual business make far better posts than stock. Consistency matters more than volume: a steady run every week beats a flood one month and nothing the next.
It's the plan for what goes out and when, mapped a month or so ahead: the topic, the format (reel, carousel, static), the caption angle and the publish date for each post. It matters because it stops the scramble of working out what to post the morning it's due, and it lets you line content up with what's actually happening in your business, a sale, a new product, a busy season. Most content gigs deliver the calendar first so you can sign off the plan before anyone makes a single post.
Looking good is the floor, not the goal. Reach comes from posts built for how people watch: reels shot vertical (9:16), a hook in the first second, and captions burned in because most social plays on mute. The numbers are blunt, average watch time on Meta is 1 to 2 seconds and about 95% of people don't make it past 1.5 seconds, so a good content freelancer leads with the payoff and keeps it short. Pretty posts that nobody stops for are just decoration.
Yes, and plenty of owners do. Canva handles graphics and carousels, CapCut handles reels, and your phone shoots footage that's good enough for social. The catch is time and consistency: most owners can make a post, but keeping a fresh, on-brand run going every week is where it slips after a month or two. A freelancer plans and batches a month in one go, so the look holds and you stay in control through a sign off before anything's published.
Your logo, brand colours and fonts, plus a folder of real photos and videos from your business, the more the better. Add a one-page note on your tone, the kind of posts you like, and any topics to steer clear of. If you want the freelancer publishing the posts rather than just handing them over, give them access through Meta Business Suite or similar, never your personal password. Good raw material is the single biggest lever on how the content turns out.
The content calendar plus the finished assets, exported ready to publish: feed posts and carousels sized for the channel, reels in 9:16 with captions, and the written captions for each post. Ask for a captioned version of any video, since most social plays on mute. If you want the editable source files (the Canva or working files) so you can tweak posts later, write that into the gig up front, it's not always included by default.
In Coffs Harbour, a monthly content pack (a batch of posts and a calendar, no scheduling or community work) typically runs $700 to $1,800, depending on how many posts and how much video is involved. A one-off batch of reels or a small set of carousels can come in lower. Price tracks volume and format: video and reels take more time than static graphics, so they sit at the top of the range.
Hourly rates run about $80 to $220 though content is usually bought as a monthly pack rather than by the hour. The middle of the band covers most content freelancers, from someone producing to an agreed template through to a strategist shaping what gets made. Toward $220 you're paying for head-of-social judgement, which is generally better spent on direction than on production. Format matters more than rate for the total: video and reels take considerably longer per piece than static graphics, so a smaller number of video posts can cost more than a large batch of statics.
Look at the actual posts they've made, not just a tidy portfolio grid, and check whether their reels and carousels hold your attention past the first second. Match them to your lane: someone who makes punchy short-form video is a different freelancer to someone who makes polished brand graphics. Read their verified reviews on Unjumble, and ask how many posts the batch includes and how many revision rounds you get. A quick chat about your business tells you fast whether they get your tone.
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Every gig runs on a payment schedule you both agree on up front, and every payment is held securely through Stripe. On an outcome-based gig you fund each stage before the work starts and it is released once you sign off. On a time-based gig you are charged for each month as it starts, and it is released to your freelancer once that month has been worked. No chasing invoices, and no paying for work that is not done.