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Marketing made for blue collar and trades small businesses

CONNECTICUT’S TOP TIER BLUE COLLAR MARKETING AGENCY

At So Social, we know blue collar & trades small businesses. From social media management and job site content sessions to websites & branding, we help you become the name everyone knows in town.

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We Don’t
Do Trendy Fluff

HERE’S WHAT WE DO

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HOW WE CAN WORK TOGETHER






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Built for the people who build
things, from the foundation up.

LET’S GET SO SOCIAL

You didn’t start your blue collar or trades small business to run an Instagram account, yet here you are.

You’re juggling customers, payroll, operations, customer service, equipment and crews. Yet somehow you’re also supposed to become a full time content creator, graphic designer, caption writer, trend tracker, analytics reporter, and online community manager while also filming, editing and posting consistently. You’re exhausted and it’s not sustainable.

The talk around town

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The talk around town ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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“She knows how tradesmen think, how our customers think, and how to bridge that gap through marketing that feels authentic instead of corporate.

-Atlantic Renovations Connecticut Roofers

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“Maintaining a  consistent social media presence takes time and effort and that’s what you will get with Victoria. In such a short time we have received such positive feedback from our customers.

-Pane Enterprises landscaping supplier

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“When having your business promoted or represented you want someone who takes it seriously. Victoria is that and more. She’s passionate about her work no matter the client or varied services and it shows in her work .

-YardPro landscaping business

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Ready to stop duct taping your marketing…

From backhoes to dump trucks…job sites to shop floors…landscapers to linemen…roofers to remodelers…if you show up and do the damn work, So Social makes sure your social media does too. Different trades, same problem. And the solution is always strategy, consistency, and high-quality content created with your target customers in mind.

Whether you need social media management, a hardworking website, professional content, or you’re not quite sure where to start, we’ll build a plan around your goals, your budget, and your business.