Nobody knows your business like you, and nobody has less time for Instagram than you. Both are true. Here is how to decide without guilt in either direction.
The four questions
- Did you post at least three times last week?
- Were DMs answered within an hour on business days?
- Can you name the two posts that brought customers last month?
- Do you have next month's posts planned?
Four yeses: keep doing it yourself and get the calendar. Two or fewer: the page is not working, and the cost of that is already higher than a manager.
What you give up either way
- DIY: hours every week, consistency when you are busy, design quality, and the discipline to report on yourself.
- Manager: J$25,000–35,000 a month, and you still have to send the photos and close the sales — nobody can do those for you.
The hybrid that works
The manager plans the month, designs and writes the posts, schedules them, answers comments and first-line DMs, and sends the report. You shoot the work on your phone and close the sales in WhatsApp. That split is what Starter at J$25,000 is built for.
Try it without risk
Ask for the free 30-day plan first. If the thinking is right for your business, the posts go out within a week of saying yes. Month to month, and you keep everything if you stop.
Not sure which step you're on? Book a growth call — fifteen minutes with Lee, no pressure, no obligation. You leave with the step, the first fix and the price.
Frequently asked
Will a manager understand my business?
A good one asks before posting — a 30-minute call and a WhatsApp group with you. If they never ask, they are posting templates.
Can my cousin do it for J$10,000?
For posting only, maybe. Ask who plans, who replies, and who reports. Those three are the job.
What do I have to do if I hire you?
Send photos and short videos of real work each week, and answer the WhatsApp leads.
What if I want to stop?
Cancel before the billing day. The calendar, graphics and captions are yours.