Instagram Marketing Company

Egochi produces everything: photography and video direction, Reels scripting and editing, carousel design, captions, and hashtags. You approve every calendar before it publishes, in a shared view where you can comment, swap, or veto anything. Businesses with great raw material, kitchens, job sites, studios, before-and-afters, send it in and we cut it into content; businesses without it get shoots planned into the program.

Both, and on purpose. Organic proves which content and offers your audience responds to; paid buys distribution for the winners through Meta Ads Manager, with feed, Reels, and Stories placements, retargeting audiences built from your engagers, and conversion tracking wired before spend starts. You can start organic-only and add paid when the content has earned it; the proposal prices each half separately so the choice is yours.

Yes, and starting clean has real advantages: no stale follower base dragging the response rate, a grid designed as one piece, and pillars set before the first post. The honest trade-off is timeline. A new account needs a few months of consistent Reels to teach the distribution system who it fits, and a modest ad budget shortens that cold start considerably. We will map the ramp before you commit.

Yes. We identify creators whose audiences actually overlap your buyers, vet them for real engagement rather than bought reach, negotiate deliverables and usage rights, and manage the collaboration end to end. Fit is the filter: a small local creator with a trusting audience routinely outperforms a big name with a rented one, and usage rights matter because the best influencer content earns a second life as your ad creative.

Yes. We connect your catalog through Meta Commerce, tag products across posts, Reels, and Stories, and organize the shop tab so browsing feels like merchandising rather than a data feed. Shopify and BigCommerce stores connect cleanly, and once tagging is live your content reports product clicks and purchases directly, which moves Instagram from a brand expense to a measured sales surface.

No. Every Egochi program runs month to month with no setup fees and no long-term contracts. Social growth compounds, so most clients stay well past a year, but they stay because the account and the sales numbers keep earning it, not because a contract makes leaving expensive. You keep the account, the content, and the ad data whenever you go, since all of it was always yours.

Tracked outcomes first: sales, leads, DM conversations, and what each cost, sourced through tagged links and ad conversion tracking. Underneath sit the diagnostics that explain them: reach, non-follower reach share, saves and sends, audience growth, and top content ranked by response. Every figure arrives with a plain-language read of what we are changing next month because of it, so the report is a decision document, not a screenshot pile.

The strongest fits are visual: ecommerce and DTC products, fashion, beauty, food and restaurants, fitness, real estate, travel, med spas, salons, and studios. We also run professional and B2B accounts where the goals are credibility and recruiting rather than direct pipeline, and we say which job the platform is doing before you pay for it. The register-fed engagements on this page show the spread.

Ask how they grow accounts, and walk away from anyone buying followers, promising follower counts, or joining engagement pods, because those tactics depress reach and poison your ad audiences. Ask whether organic and paid run on one calendar under one team. Ask what the report leads with; tracked sales and leads is the right answer, engagement charts are not. Month-to-month terms should be offered, not negotiated.

Send the proposal form below or call, and include your Instagram handle and what you sell. We audit the account against the reach math, look at what your competitors get saved for, and send back a written plan naming the content pillars, posting rhythm, ad budget worth testing, honest timeline, and exact monthly fee. If the truthful answer is that another channel should get your first dollar, the proposal opens by saying so.

Ask to see accounts they run today and read the comments, because bought followers do not talk back. Ask who creates the content and how much of it needs your team's phone versus their studio. Ask how follower quality is measured over follower count. Ask what happens in month one before anything is posted. And ask for month-to-month terms with the deliverables counted per month in writing.