
I want customers to find the right current social profiles
Social media cleanup recovers, corrects or removes outdated profiles so customers find the right accounts.
A customer lands on a profile showing a phone number you gave up years ago. They call it, nobody answers, and they call somebody else. The lead is lost where you cannot see it happen.
This finds every account in your name, gets you back into the ones worth keeping, corrects them, and closes the rest.
Recovery is not always possible, and that gets decided before you pay, not after. Access sits with the platform. Nobody can promise they will hand an account back.
If an account is quoted and the platform still refuses, the attempts and the refusal are documented and you are not charged again for a second run at it. What you have paid for is the attempt and the evidence, and that is said in the scope before the work starts.
More on how working together works.
Sometimes. Platforms have one process for an inactive or impersonating account and a separate one for a trademark claim, and both go through them. The realistic answer for your case gets said before you spend anything.
It depends which one carries the history. Closing a page with years of reviews or followers throws away something you cannot rebuild, so duplicates get merged where the platform allows it and only the empty ones are closed.
Posts that are out of date, no longer legal or no longer yours get dealt with as part of this, along with pinned posts and highlights still selling something you stopped offering.
The finding and the tidying move quickly. Recovery requests are the slow part, because the timeline belongs to the platform, and you get told where each request stands.
Then the honest option is usually to leave it dormant and make sure the live account is the one people find. You are told, rather than billed for an ongoing attempt.
Name, bio, link, hours, category, contact and images all get brought into line across the platforms you keep. New graphics beyond resizing what you already have sit in Graphics and Static Post Design.
I read it and reply with the scope and the price before any work starts.
Tell me the result you want and where I can see the business now. I use that information to identify the most useful service or package and decide whether I can quote it in writing. If one missing detail changes the work or price, I will ask for that detail or suggest a short call.
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