How does a social media assistant work for logistics?
Your assistant builds a monthly calendar from what your company actually does: new equipment, safety milestones, lanes you run well, community work, driver anniversaries and the seasonal capacity notes shippers want to see. Posts are drafted for your approval, scheduled, and the comments and messages are answered or routed, including the shipper who sends a quote request by DM and the carrier asking about your setup packet. Driver recruiting posts are written to your requirements and pointed at your application page. A monthly report shows reach, engagement and any leads that came through social.
What tasks does a social media assistant cover for transportation and logistics companies?
- Monthly content calendar built around lanes, equipment and safety milestones
- LinkedIn company page posts drafted for shippers and brokers
- Facebook and Instagram posts for drivers, community and fleet life
- Driver recruiting posts written to your requirements and linked to your application page
- Comments and direct messages answered or routed within the shift
- Quote requests arriving by DM logged in the CRM
- Photos and short clips from the yard edited and captioned
- Monthly report on reach, engagement and leads by channel