CONDISC / Serving Dubai · United Arab Emirates

Social media management services
in Dubai.

Keep your social channels active with a clear plan and a workable approval process. CONDISC provides social media management for businesses in Dubai and the UAE, including content planning, posting, scheduling and account management.

Discuss monthly management

01 / The approach

A consistent presence starts with a workable plan.

Ongoing management connects the content calendar to the day-to-day work of maintaining your accounts. We agree the channels, priorities, available material and publishing responsibilities, then organise the approved content around them. For businesses reaching different audiences in the UAE, languages and adaptation responsibilities belong in that plan. A useful monthly scope makes clear what will be published, who approves it and how changes are handled. If you mainly need campaign ideas or new assets, explore social media content and creative production; the management service covers the recurring planning and publishing arrangement.

02 / Scope & deliverables

Social media management scope.

The exact deliverables are agreed around your brief, priorities and starting point.

01

Content planning & calendars

Set the purpose of each agreed channel and organise content themes around your offer, audience questions and business priorities. Build the calendar around available assets, planned activity and a realistic approval process rather than an assumed posting package.

02

Posting & scheduling

Prepare the agreed approved material for publication and scheduling. Specify channel formats, captions, dates and any destination links in the calendar. Set a process for last-minute business changes so outdated offers or unavailable products are flagged before publishing.

03

Account management workflow

Define the accounts in scope, appropriate access permissions and the contacts responsible for approvals. Agree how profile information, publishing changes and account issues are handled, with ownership and business decisions retained by your team.

04

Content production coordination

Connect calendar needs with supplied assets and any separately agreed photography, video or design work. Identify missing material early and distinguish new production from adaptations so the content plan reflects what can actually be delivered.

05

Brand consistency

Use agreed messaging, visual references and tone across the planned posts. Establish who checks factual details, promotions and language versions, so a consistent appearance is backed by accurate information.

06

Review priorities & boundaries

Agree what available channel information and business feedback would be useful to review. Reporting format and cadence need to be specified in the proposal. Comment moderation, direct-message replies, customer service and paid advertising each require an explicit scope decision.

03 / From brief to delivery

From channel brief to a publishing rhythm.

  1. 01

    Review channels & responsibilities

    Share your accounts, audience, current assets and priorities. Agree the managed channels, publishing scope, account access, approval contacts and responsibilities before the recurring work begins.

  2. 02

    Plan & approve content

    Build the content calendar, identify production needs and complete the agreed copy and asset reviews. Consolidated feedback and clear approval dates keep the publishing plan practical.

  3. 03

    Publish & prepare the next cycle

    Post and schedule approved content within the agreed arrangement. Use business updates, available channel feedback and outstanding asset needs to inform the next planning cycle.

Before we begin

Monthly social management questions.

What is included in social media management?

CONDISC offers content planning, posting, scheduling and account management. The proposal identifies the accounts, content allowance, approval workflow and publishing arrangement. New photography, video, designed assets and other production are itemised so they are clear alongside the recurring management work.

Will you answer comments and direct messages?

Replies, community moderation and customer support are not automatically included in a publishing arrangement. Tell us what you need so availability, response responsibilities, languages and escalation contacts can be assessed. No around-the-clock response service is implied.

How many posts will be published each month?

The publishing volume and formats are agreed for your channels and available material. A plan should allow time for production, factual checks and approvals. There is no fixed post count assumed by this page; include your desired rhythm in the enquiry.

Are paid campaigns or performance reports included?

Paid advertising has a separate campaign and media-spend scope. If you need reporting for organic management, agree the available data, review questions, format and frequency in the proposal. Follower growth, reach and enquiries cannot be guaranteed by a publishing schedule.

Your next step

Start with what you know.

A useful first brief can be simple. Share these details and tell us what you want to change.

Discuss monthly management
  • Your account links, target audience, business priorities and preferred languages.
  • Existing brand guidelines, content assets and upcoming promotions or events.
  • The channels and publishing rhythm you want to discuss for monthly management.
  • Approval contacts, access arrangements and any response or reporting needs to scope.