How to choose a social media agency in Atlanta (and 8 worth a look)

Quick answer: pick the Atlanta social media agency that fits your company, not the one with the biggest client logos. Ask who makes the photos and videos, who on your team will be in them, what the monthly fee includes, how they measure success, and who actually works on your account. Below are 8 Atlanta agencies and who each one fits best.

The right social media agency in Atlanta depends on who you sell to and what you need posted. A restaurant, a consumer brand and a B2B manufacturer need very different things, and Atlanta has good agencies for each of them.

I'm Graham Kuhn. I run Focus Films, a social media agency in Woodstock, so I'm one of the agencies on this list. I'll be straight about where we fit and where somebody else is the better call. Everything I say about the other agencies comes from their own websites, checked in October 2026.

What should you ask a social media agency before you hire them?

Ask these five questions, and pay attention to how specific the answers are.

Who makes the photos and videos? This one question explains most of the price differences you'll see. Some agencies post templates and stock photos. Some send a crew to film your people. Both can be fine, but you should know which one you're paying for.

Who from our company will be in the posts? Your buyers want to see who they'd be working with. If the answer is nobody, your feed will look like everybody else's.

What does the monthly fee include, and what do you need from us? Get the number of posts, the formats, whether ads are included, and how much of your team's time it takes. Some agencies need a weekly call. Some need one day a quarter.

How will we know it's working? Likes and views are easy to report and easy to ignore. Ask what number they'll track, and whether it's tied to the people you actually sell to.

Who actually works on our account? Ask for names and roles. A big agency can put a junior coordinator on a small account. A small agency might be the owner plus one editor.

8 social media agencies in Atlanta, and who each one fits

Listed alphabetically. Prices are included where an agency publishes them.

Brown Bag Marketing (Buckhead)

A full-service agency for B2B and B2C companies. Social media is one piece of a bigger menu that includes paid media, HubSpot consulting, SEO, PR and sales enablement, plus video. Their site lists manufacturing, financial services, legal and tech among the industries they serve. Pricing isn't published.

Best fit: mid-size and larger B2B companies that want one agency handling all of their marketing, with social as part of it.

Focus Films (Woodstock)

That's us. We're done-for-you social media for established companies, with your own people on camera. We film your team one day a quarter, make a brand story film in month one, and post about 20 pieces a month, one every business day: reels, carousels, image posts and text-on-video. Every engagement starts with research into what your buyers actually say. It's $5,000 a month with a 3-month minimum. We don't run ads, and replies to comments stay with your team.

Best fit: B2B and high-trust companies doing $3 million or more, like builders, manufacturers, professional services and healthcare, whose buyers check them out before they call. More on how it works on our Atlanta social media agency page.

Force Media (Norcross)

A small boutique agency doing paid ads, social media management and video. Their site says there are no long-term contracts and that they take on only two new clients a month. Clients they list include a home builder, an eye institute and a financial firm. Pricing isn't published.

Best fit: local businesses that want ads, social and video from one small team, without a long contract.

Frenzy (Atlanta, plus London)

Formerly Media Frenzy Global, established in 2006. A PR, social and media-buying agency, and the client logos on their site lean toward B2B tech. Pricing isn't published.

Best fit: B2B tech companies that want PR and social run as one program.

Junction Creative Solutions (Marietta)

A full-service agency that publishes its social media prices, which is rare. Plans run $1,650 a month for 8 to 10 posts and 1 reel, $2,200 for 12 to 16 posts and 2 to 3 reels, and $2,600 for 20 or more posts and 3 or more short videos. They also do paid ads. Industries they list include education, healthcare, home services, nonprofits and real estate.

Best fit: small and mid-size businesses that want a set monthly package with a clear price.

Lucie Content (Upper Westside)

A video-first content studio with its own 7,000-square-foot studio, working since 2019. They do film production, live streaming, drone work and social campaigns, with case studies including the FIFA Fan Festival in Atlanta and Emory. Their site doesn't clearly offer ongoing monthly posting. Pricing isn't published.

Best fit: organizations that need high-end video or event production more than a monthly posting calendar.

LYFE Marketing (downtown)

Founded in 2011 and built for small businesses, including dental practices, ecommerce, law firms, restaurants and real estate. Their homepage says social media management and ads start at $600 a month, with management averaging $650 to $1,000 a month plus a setup fee and ad budget.

Best fit: small businesses on a tight budget that want posting and paid social handled.

Sociallyin (Buckhead)

A social-only agency founded in 2011, working with Fortune 500 brands and mid-size businesses with $10 million or more in revenue. They handle strategy, community management, paid social, influencers and Reddit, and they have an in-house studio for video. Clients they list include Samsung, Carnival and Hitachi. Pricing isn't published.

Best fit: large consumer brands that want a specialist social team at scale.

Which kind of agency does your company need?

Most agencies on this list fall into one of four groups. Knowing which group you need narrows it fast.

• Full-service agencies handle social as one part of everything. Brown Bag and Junction are examples.
• Social and ads specialists focus on posting and paid social. LYFE and Sociallyin fit here, at very different sizes.
• Video studios make great footage but may not post for you every week. Lucie Content is the example here.
• Done-for-you social with your own people films your team and turns that footage into a month of posts. That's what we do.

If your buyers are consumers scrolling for a deal, ads and volume matter most. If your buyers are business owners, developers or marketing directors deciding who to trust with a big project, what matters most is that they see your actual people before the first call.

I'd rather 100 of the right people see your posts than a thousand of the wrong ones.

What does a social media agency in Atlanta cost?

The published prices in Atlanta run from about $600 a month at LYFE to $2,600 a month at Junction's top plan. Most agencies don't publish prices at all and quote after a call. Ours is $5,000 a month, and it includes a film crew, the brand film and posting.

The spread comes down to who makes the content. Templates and stock photos cost less than a crew filming your people. I wrote up the full breakdown in how much done-for-you social media costs.

Common questions

How do I choose a social media agency in Atlanta?

Start with who you sell to. Then ask each agency who makes the photos and videos, who from your company will be in the posts, what the monthly fee includes, how they measure success, and who works on your account.

How much does a social media agency cost in Atlanta?

Published Atlanta prices run from about $600 a month (LYFE Marketing) to $2,600 a month (Junction Creative's top plan), and most agencies quote after a call. Focus Films is $5,000 a month with a film crew and a brand film included.

Which Atlanta social media agencies work with B2B companies?

Brown Bag Marketing, Frenzy and Focus Films all list B2B clients. Brown Bag is full-service, Frenzy pairs social with PR for tech companies, and Focus Films films your own people for done-for-you social.

Do Atlanta social media agencies make videos?

Some do. Sociallyin, Lucie Content, Force Media and Focus Films all list video. Ask whether video is included in the monthly fee or quoted separately, and whether it's your people on camera.

Should I hire an agency or someone in-house?

An in-house hire costs about as much as an agency, before taxes and benefits, and one person rarely shoots, edits, designs and posts well. An agency makes sense when you want a full team without managing one.

If you're comparing agencies and want a straight answer on whether we're the right fit, book a 15-minute call with me. If somebody on this list fits you better, I'll tell you.

Talk soon, Graham