Social Ela
Português
Nil Özen, who measures social media work by saved time, steady posting and the right people arriving

Social media consultant

What results

The numbers I chase, the ones I ignore, and how long this honestly takes.

Talk about your goals

Social media numbers are easy to fake and easy to misread. Anyone can buy you ten thousand followers by Friday. Here is what I look at instead, so you always know what you are paying for.

Where the experience comes from

No client names here, just the kind of work behind the method.

  1. 2024 to now

    Social media and advertising consultant

    Freelance work with restaurant and fast food businesses: content plans, everyday posting, paid campaigns and the reporting that goes with them.

  2. 2024

    Restaurant co-owner and manager

    Ran a restaurant from the inside, including its social media. This is where I learned how little time a small business owner really has.

  3. 2019 to 2022

    Founder of my own e-commerce brand

    Built a product brand end to end: product photography, product pages, content calendar, paid ads and customer messages.

  4. 2019 to now

    Content editor and SEO specialist

    Article writing, content editing and search optimisation, plus my own content sites where I test what actually works.

  5. Ongoing

    Content for a language learning app

    Writing and structuring vocabulary content for a mobile app, which keeps the writing short, clear and useful.

What I track

Saves and shares

The clearest sign that content was useful enough to keep or pass on. Usually moves before follower count does.

Profile visits

People who saw the content and wanted to know more about you. A direct signal of interest.

Conversations

Comments and messages that sound like real questions, not emoji. These turn into clients.

Enquiries

The one that pays the bills. We tag where enquiries come from so social can be judged fairly.

What I do not chase

Follower count on its own, bought engagement, and reach from audiences that will never buy from you. A large number that does not turn into business is a distraction, not a result.

A realistic timeline

  1. Month 1

    Foundation

    Strategy, voice and structure. Numbers may barely move, and that is expected.

  2. Month 2

    Consistency

    Content goes out on rhythm. Saves, profile visits and conversations usually start to move first.

  3. Month 3

    Direction

    We have enough real data to double down on what worked and drop what did not.

  4. Month 4 and on

    Compounding

    This is where consistent accounts pull ahead. Growth becomes steadier and more predictable.

Tools I work with every day

Semrush · Google Analytics · Meta Business Suite · Google Ads · WordPress · Canva · CapCut · Photoshop · Microsoft Office

Case studies

Social Ela is a young practice and I would rather show real work than invented numbers. Client case studies will be published here as projects complete and clients approve them.

Talk about your goals