Client Work
Social Media Marketing Portfolio
Real social campaigns for real clients, from national brands to neighborhood practices. Names you can check, work we can describe, and a numbers policy we hold ourselves to.
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- 24 social engagements, every client named
- National brands through local practices
- Numbers only when we can stand behind them
As Featured In
Egochi is a US digital marketing agency, and this page is the social media side of our client record: 24 engagements covering organic content programs, community management, and paid amplification. It exists for one buying question, can this agency actually run social for a business like mine? Browse the campaigns below, read why each one worked, and follow any name through to its full case study. When you want the same thinking applied to your accounts, our social media marketing services page explains scope and pricing, or you can skip straight to a free proposal.
What should a social media marketing portfolio include?
Named clients, the platforms worked, what the engagement covered, and results you can interrogate. A portfolio of anonymous niches or screenshots without context proves design skill, not marketing skill. The useful test: can you follow any brand shown into a fuller account of the work? Every campaign on this page links to its own case study.
Nine Campaigns That Show the Range
Fashion ecommerce, music media, health food, a talent agency, a restaurant, a dental practice. Different platforms, different goals, the same discipline. Most ran social inside a wider program, and each write-up says so honestly.
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The Pioneer Woman
Food Media | Magento
A food and lifestyle brand with a massive audience that was not converting attention into leads. We built the social program around seasonal recipe moments and tied every content push to the site calendar, so social stopped being a broadcast channel and started feeding the community hub the brand wanted to be.
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MissGuided
Fashion Ecommerce | BigCommerce
Fast fashion moves at feed speed, and the old social presence could not keep pace with the drop calendar. We rebuilt the content cadence around collections and paired organic posting with paid social that retargeted browsers into buyers, inside a wider engagement that also covered PPC, SEO, and a site refresh.
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Pitchfork Media
Music Publishing | Custom Build
A music magazine whose readers live on social, which makes distribution strategy as important as the reviews themselves. We rebuilt how articles travel: headline framing tested per platform, share formats matched to each network, and social referral treated as a tracked acquisition channel rather than a hoped-for bonus.
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RXBAR
Health Food CPG | Magento
A protein bar brand whose whole identity is the no-nonsense label, so the social voice had to match: plain product truth aimed at fitness audiences. Social ran alongside SEO and PPC in one program, with creative built from the ingredient-list honesty the brand is known for rather than borrowed lifestyle gloss.
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Ellie Wilde
Prom Fashion Ecommerce | BigCommerce
Prom is a seasonal, social-first purchase decided by seventeen-year-olds and their group chats. We ran influencer partnerships and interactive paid social timed to the prom research window, coordinated with email and PPC so a dress seen in a feed could be found, tried, and bought without friction.
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The Peak Agency
Talent Agency | WordPress
A talent agency competing for performers who judge an agency by its feed. The campaign put success stories, behind-the-scenes work, and talent interviews on a steady publishing rhythm, so the agency’s track record did the recruiting. Pure social engagement, which makes it a clean read on the discipline itself.
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LUGZ Footwear
Footwear Brand | WooCommerce + Amazon
A boot and sneaker brand fighting for attention in a crowded streetwear feed. Social marketing ran as the brand layer over Amazon SEO and PPC: lifestyle creative aimed at the audiences already shopping the category, so the product listings the other channels drove traffic to arrived with the brand story pre-sold.
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Cosentino’s Ristorante
Italian Restaurant | Geneva, NY
A classic Italian restaurant whose reputation lived in the dining room but not online. Social told the story the tables already knew: the dishes, the family history, the regulars. Paired with a rebuilt website and local search work, the feeds now do what word of mouth always did, just further from Geneva.
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Massachusetts Dental
Dental Practice | Randolph, MA
A South Shore dental practice where social supports one job: making the next appointment feel easy. Posts covered the questions patients actually ask about implants, veneers, and emergency visits, coordinated with the Google Business Profile so a neighbor who sees the practice in a feed finds the same answers in search.
The full family lives in our social media marketing case studies, filterable by industry and platform.
More Brands That Trusted Us With Their Feeds
The rest of the social client list, straight from the same inventory. Every name opens its own write-up.
How do you measure social media marketing results?
Against the business goal the campaign was hired for, not against platform vanity counts. Bookings, calls, store sessions, and revenue attributed through UTM tags and analytics come first; reach, followers, and engagement rate are diagnostics that explain those outcomes. Any percentage without a time window and a measurement source is decoration.
Why do some campaigns here show no numbers?
Because we only print figures on this page once they clear internal verification against client reporting. Campaign write-ups on the linked case studies carry the stats as originally published. We would rather show you a named brand with an honest description than an impressive percentage we cannot stand behind.
The Platforms We Work
Carried from the sample portfolio itself. We recommend the channels your buyers use, not every channel that exists.
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Facebook
Still where local buyers and older demographics decide. We run page programs, community management, and the ad formats that fit the goal, from lead forms to store traffic.
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Instagram
The visual proof channel. We plan grids, Stories, and Reels that show the product or the practice honestly, and pair them with paid placements aimed at people already shopping the category.
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LinkedIn
Where B2B reputations compound. We build founder and company publishing programs that earn trust with the exact job titles a client sells to.
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X
Fast, conversational, unforgiving. We use it where real-time relevance matters: media brands, commentary, and customer response.
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YouTube
Video that keeps selling after the campaign ends. We plan and produce content that answers buyer questions and ranks in both YouTube and Google search.
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TikTok
Short video for brands whose buyers are there. We test creative fast, keep what earns watch time, and never force a brand into a trend that does not fit it.
How to Read Any Social Portfolio, Including This One
Four tests worth running on every agency you shortlist. We built this page to pass them.
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Named clients beat anonymous niches
A card that says "ecommerce business" or "fitness influencer" cannot be checked. Every brand on this page is named and links to its own case study, and the client list is the same one our case studies hub filters.
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Numbers need windows and sources
An engagement percentage with no time period and no measurement source is decoration. When figures appear on this page they carry both, and they render from one verified register, so the same client never shows two different numbers on two pages.
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Work should be described per channel
A real campaign write-up can tell you what the content program did, what paid amplification did, and what community management did. Adjectives standing in for that description usually mean the agency resold scheduling software.
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Check whether the agency practices what it sells
Our own profiles run under Egochi Digital Marketing Agency on every platform we recommend. An agency whose own accounts are dead is telling you something about its bandwidth.
Three Myths About Reading a Social Portfolio
A wall of famous logos proves the agency can run my account
A logo proves the agency touched a big brand once; it says nothing about what the work was or whether a business your size gets the same team. That misconception sells a lot of retainers. Read what was actually done per channel: the write-ups here describe the content program, the paid amplification, and the community management separately, and they say when social ran inside a wider engagement instead of crediting social alone.
The screenshots are the results
Screenshots show content, not outcomes. A polished grid proves someone can design posts, and nothing more. The myth collapses the moment you ask for a number with a time window and a measurement source, which is exactly why stat chips on this page render only when a figure has cleared our verification, and why some campaigns here carry no chips at all.
A portfolio shows the typical client
Every agency portfolio, ours included, leads with its best outcomes. That is what portfolios are for, and pretending otherwise would be its own dishonesty. The correction is a client list you can walk end to end: the brand wall above is the entire social register, median engagements included, not a highlight reel curated to hide them.
Is This Portfolio Right for Your Business?
Who this is for
- You are shortlisting social media agencies and want to judge them on named campaigns before you sit through a single pitch call.
- Your buyers check your feeds before they trust you, and you want an agency that has run that exact play for businesses your size, from national brands to a single-location practice.
- You need proof a colleague can review without a meeting; the sample PDF below exists for exactly that.
When this may not be the right fit
- Teams that want follower counts promised in advance. No honest agency prices a vanity metric, and the write-ups here credit whole programs, not tricks.
- Businesses in a niche this register has no social work in. The 24 engagements span media, fashion, food, health, and local services; if yours is not represented, ask us directly and we will say so rather than stretch a case.
- Creators looking for influencer representation. We market businesses; we do not manage creator careers.
Get the Sample Social Media Portfolio PDF
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Social Media Portfolio FAQs
Are the brands in this portfolio real Egochi clients?
Yes. Every name links to its own case study page with the engagement scope described. Many campaigns ran social alongside SEO, PPC, or web design in one program, and the write-ups say so rather than crediting social alone.
Can you share a downloadable version of this portfolio?
Yes. Request the sample PDF with your email above and we send it directly. It covers campaign summaries and the platforms we work, in a format you can forward to whoever else weighs in on the decision.
Do you handle both organic social and paid social?
Both, in whatever ratio the goal needs. Organic builds the presence buyers check before they trust you; paid puts that presence in front of people who have not met you yet. Most engagements here mixed the two.
What does social media marketing cost at Egochi?
Monthly programs run inside our sitewide range of $1,500 to $15,000 depending on platform count, content volume, and ad spend under management. The proposal we send back is itemized, so you see where the budget goes before you commit.
Want Your Brand in the Next Version of This Page?
Tell us about your business and your channels. We send back a free proposal with the platform mix, content plan, and budget we would actually run, and if social is not your highest-leverage channel yet, the proposal says that too.
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