Social media marketing agency in Nepal Posts that turn followers into customers
We make content people stop for, watch and share, built so the right people message you. Then we reply fast and count every enquiry.
Judged by the messages and customers it brings, not by likes.
Social media is only worth it when your content brings you buyers, not just likes.
Most pages post to fill the calendar. But a post is gone from the feed in a day. What grows is the audience: people who trust you because your content kept helping them. When they’re ready to buy, they message the business that helped them most.
Give, give, give… then ask.
Most posts help. A few ask for the message.
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What it means
Most of your posts give something useful: an answer, a price, a result, a story. Every so often, one post asks, with one clear next step: send us a message.
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Why it works
People buy from the business that helped them before it asked. When one US business-education company surveyed its own clients, 78% had watched at least two of its long videos or podcasts before booking a call. The content was doing the selling, while the ads got the credit.
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To be honest
It takes months, not days, and posts mostly reach people who already follow you. That’s why the posts that prove themselves get ads behind them, to reach new people faster.
How much the biggest platforms give before they ask
Those are mature platforms, built to earn from their audience. A page that wants to grow should give even more. From the book $100M Leads
Your customers are here. Original content and fast replies win them.
Where people in Nepal can be reached, what the platforms reward, and what buyers do when nobody answers.
- 14.8M
people in Nepal can be reached on Facebook: 75.6% of adults.
DataReportal, Digital 2026: Nepal - 3
signals rank Instagram posts most: watch time, likes and sends (shares by message). Sends matter most for reaching new people.
Adam Mosseri, head of Instagram, 2025 - July 2025
Facebook began cutting the reach of reposted, unoriginal content. Copied templates get buried; original posts get shown.
Meta, via TechCrunch - 73%
of social media users say they’ll buy from a competitor if a brand doesn’t respond on social.
Sprout Social Index, 2025
The reach is already there. Original content people share, and replies that come fast, turn it into customers.
Same page. Content that earns the message.
Posting to fill the calendar
- A post a day, whatever comes to mind
- First line: “Happy Monday!”
- Reposted templates and stock photos
- “DM for price” on every post
- Reported as likes and reach
Content built to bring buyers
- Topics from real customers, jobs and stories
- A hook that makes the right person stop
- Original, made for each platform
- Give, give, give, then one clear ask
- Reported as messages and customers, post by post
How one post earns a message, in six parts.
Every post that grows an audience does three things: it hooks attention, keeps it, and rewards it. Here’s how we build each one, from the idea to the reply, for an example gym. Each part says what you get from it.
A month with us, week by week.
Planned ahead, made in batches, posted on time and answered fast. Then the next month gets better than the last.
Week 1: plan over coffee
Plan the month
Over coffee we pull a month of topics from the five sources: your lessons, this week’s customers, ideas as they happen, trends that touch your work and experiments worth showing. We write the hooks first, plan the few posts that ask, and put festival dates in weeks early.
- Topics only you can post
- Hooks written before anything is made
- The gives and the asks, planned
Batch day, twice a month
In one sitting we record about 30 short clips and a few longer videos with you, or your team films from our shot list. Our editor and designer turn them into reels, carousels and posts made for each platform. You approve everything before it goes out.
- About 30 short clips per sitting
- Made for each platform, never reposted
- You approve before anything posts
Post, reply, count
Posts go out when your customers are online. Messages are answered within agreed hours, and every enquiry is logged against the post that brought it. Meta shows a “very responsive” badge on pages that reply to 90% of messages within 15 minutes.
- Replies within agreed hours
- Every enquiry logged by post
- The best posts turned into ads
A report that counts messages, not just likes.
How big your audience is, how fast it grew, and every post’s likes next to the messages it brought. The most-liked post is rarely the one that sold.
- Followers
- 2,760+360 this month, 15% growth
- Messages from posts
- 68each logged against its post
- New members
- 13from your lead sheet
- Happy Dashain from the team
- New to the gym? 4 moves to learn first
- How Ramesh lost 8 kg in 12 weeks
- Our 6 am class, start to finish
- Dashain challenge: 20 spots, starts 18 Oct
Let’s make your page bring messages, not just likes.
Tell us about your business. Before we call, we look at your pages, what you post and how fast you reply, and what your competitors do, so the first call is useful from minute one.
Social media management in Nepal: what’s included every month.
Social media marketing in Nepal for businesses in Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, Pokhara and beyond, on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn.
Strategy and content plan
Who you’re talking to, what they need to hear before buying, and a monthly calendar built around it, including festivals and seasons.
Design and reels
Posts, carousels and short videos in your brand style. Clear, readable on a phone, and made for the platform they run on.
Captions and posting
Captions in English or Nepali that end with a next step, scheduled for when your customers are online.
Replies to comments and messages
Answered within agreed hours, with real enquiries passed to you straight away. Slow replies lose sales.
Ads and boosting
When a post earns attention, we put money behind it the right way. Ads are managed in Ads Manager, not the boost button.
A monthly report
Enquiries, messages that turned into customers, and the posts that brought them. Reach and likes are in there too, as signals.
Platforms we manage, and who’s on them
Facebook is where most Nepali customers are. In late 2025, Facebook ads could reach about 14.8 million people in Nepal, Messenger about 11.0 million, and Instagram about 4.35 million.
Source: DataReportal, Digital 2026: Nepal.
- Facebook: the widest reach across ages and cities, and the home of Messenger, where most enquiries arrive.
- Instagram: younger, more visual buyers. Strong for fashion, food, beauty, travel and lifestyle.
- TikTok: short videos that can reach people far beyond your followers. Good for businesses that can show, not just tell.
- LinkedIn: for businesses that sell to other businesses, and for founders building trust.
We don’t put you on every platform. We put you where your customers are, and do it properly.
Organic vs paid: when to boost
Organic posts mostly reach people who already follow you. That’s valuable for trust, and it’s why replies and proof matter. But to reach new customers reliably, you need to pay.
Our rule of thumb: let organic posts find the message, then let ads spread it. When a post or reel brings comments and messages on its own, it’s a strong candidate for an ad. We run it properly in Ads Manager, aimed at messages or enquiries, instead of pressing “boost” and hoping. More on our Facebook and Instagram ads page.
Don’t build your business on one platform
From 4 to 9 September 2025, Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, YouTube and 22 other platforms were blocked in Nepal. Businesses that sold only through Messenger lost their shop for a week. A website you own and a Google presence keep working when a platform goes down.
Source: Al Jazeera, 8 September 2025 and 9 September 2025.
Social media marketing cost in Nepal
The monthly price depends on five things: the number of platforms, how many posts and reels each month, whether we film video, how many hours of replies to messages, and whether ads management is included. Ad spend is always separate and goes to the platform.
We don’t sell fixed packages, because a restaurant posting daily specials and a consultancy posting twice a week need very different work. After the free audit, you get a monthly price in rupees with every deliverable written down.
Questions people ask before they start.
Straight answers, no sales talk.
How much does social media marketing cost in Nepal?
It depends on the platforms, how many posts and reels you need each month, whether we shoot video, and how many hours of replies to comments and messages. Ad spend is separate and goes to Meta or TikTok. We give you an exact monthly price in rupees after the free audit, with every deliverable written down.
What’s included in monthly social media management?
A content plan, designed posts and reels, captions, scheduling, replies to comments and messages within agreed hours, and a monthly report of enquiries and what brought them. Ads management can be added.
How many posts per month do I need?
Fewer than most people think, if they’re good. Three to four useful posts a week, plus short videos, beats a daily post nobody reads. The right number depends on your customers and how much you have to say; we set it in the content plan.
Do you create reels and short videos?
Yes. Short videos usually get the most reach on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. We plan them, script them and edit them; filming can be done by your team on a phone with our shot list, or arranged separately.
Do you reply to comments and messages?
Yes, within agreed hours. Replies are where sales start, so we use saved answers for common questions and pass real enquiries to you straight away.
Is TikTok allowed for business in Nepal?
Yes, TikTok is available in Nepal and many businesses use it to reach younger customers. Platform rules can change, so we check the current position before planning TikTok content or ads.
Do you also run ads?
Yes. Organic posts build trust; ads put the best posts and offers in front of new people. See our Facebook and Instagram ads service. We pay Meta for you in rupees if you don’t have a dollar card.
Which social media is used most in Nepal?
Facebook, by a wide margin. In late 2025 Facebook ads could reach about 14.8 million people in Nepal, Messenger about 11.0 million and Instagram about 4.35 million, according to DataReportal.