Written enquiries, audit requests and press questions reach the team at the registered Kyiv office. Replies are sent on business days.
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Audit intake / UA
Send the account you want reviewed. We reply within two business days with a written scope, a publishing cadence, and the metrics we would track across a 30-day window.
Six things local brands ask before the first planning session. If your question is missing, write to contact@draveliona.com or send it through the audit request form.
Content planning for the calendar month, campaign management across the agreed channels, and an engagement report with metric definitions, measurement windows, and a delta column against the previous cycle. Copy, scheduling, and community replies sit inside the scope. Paid media budget does not.
The first full report covers the first 30 days of publishing and lands on day 31. Until then you receive a weekly line of what shipped. Every figure is printed with its window and its baseline, so no percentage arrives without context.
Admin access to the agreed accounts, brand assets, and one decision maker who can approve a monthly plan within two business days. Without a single approver the calendar slips, and the measurement window shifts with it.
The audit reviews the last 30 days of public activity: posting cadence, format mix, and reply times. It does not include audience research, competitor benchmarking, or creative production. Those sit inside a paid scope.
We collect only the details needed to answer your request. Form submissions redirect to a thank-you page and are not kept in browser storage. Audience data inside reports stays aggregated, and no personal profiles are exported.
Yes, with written notice 14 days before the next cycle starts. An increase begins with the next calendar month. A reduction takes effect after the current reporting window closes, so the open month stays measurable.