VSP use cases · Government contracts · Social media
Social media for government contractors that shows you're real.
Before a buyer or prime calls you, they check your LinkedIn page. An empty page makes a capable firm look small. VSP keeps your company page active with posts about capabilities, certifications, wins and your team.
Social media from VSP
$495 per month
Up to 4 platforms. Each extra platform is $50 a month.
- Steady posting
- Capability content
- Wins and milestones
- Everything approved
The problem
What usually goes wrong.
A LinkedIn page from 2019
The last post is old, and buyers notice.
Nothing about past performance
Your wins and contract work never get shared.
Unsure what's allowed
You don't want to post anything sensitive about a contract.
How VSP does it
Social media for government contractors, step by step.
- 01
Steady posting
A planned run of posts every week on LinkedIn and the platforms you pick.
- 02
Capability content
Posts on what you do, your certifications, NAICS codes and approach.
- 03
Wins and milestones
Contract wins and project milestones, shared only with your approval.
- 04
Everything approved
Nothing goes out until you sign off, so sensitive details stay private.
Why VSP stays narrow
One job, done deeply, with a person on it.
A quiet page tells visitors you might be closed. We keep it alive with posts made for your business, checked by a person, and we keep an eye on the messages that come in.
Every VSP service has a real person on top of the AI. They set it up, check the work and answer to you.
Backed by research
The findings behind it.
90%
of people said they buy from brands they follow on social media. Sprout Social Index, via Marketing Dive
79%
of people expect a brand to reply on social media within 24 hours, and 40% within the first hour. Sprout Social Index, via Marketing Dive
Sources
Social media for government contractors: common questions
What social media do government contractors use?
LinkedIn first, since agency staff, primes and capture managers are there. Some also use X and YouTube. VSP focuses where your buyers are.
What are the best social media platforms for government use?
For contractors, LinkedIn is the main one. Agencies themselves use many platforms, but your audience of buyers and primes is mostly on LinkedIn.
Can I post about my government contracts?
Often you can share that you won, using public award details, but check your contract terms. VSP posts only what you approve.
What does VSP charge?
$495 a month for up to four platforms, plus $50 for each extra one.
Social media for government contractors, handled by VSP.
Bring your situation to a short call. We will tell you honestly if this is the right fit.