Social media is where many Perth customers first meet a business, whether that is a Leederville cafe on Instagram, a Joondalup gym on TikTok or a resources company on LinkedIn. Posting regularly is only part of the job. A good social media agency in Perth plans content, produces video and graphics, answers comments and runs paid campaigns that reach the right people.
The local market has its quirks. Perth audiences are spread from the northern corridor to Mandurah, FIFO workers keep unusual hours, and WA brands often do better with content that feels local rather than generic national campaigns. Hospitality and tourism businesses also need to plan around summer events and the long dry season.
For this guide to the top social media agencies in Perth for 2026, we checked each agency’s own website for a Perth base, a clear social media offer and any client names or partner status. Figures and claims come from the agencies themselves. We favoured firms where social is a core service rather than an add-on.
For broader help, see our list of digital marketing agencies in Perth, or visit the Perth hub for more local guides.
| Company | Based In | Best For | Known For |
| Social Meteor | Perth CBD, WA | Consumer brands wanting organic and paid social | Social specialist since 2017 with major WA clients |
| Word Of Mouth Agency | Ardross, WA | Hospitality, events and lifestyle brands | TikTok management, influencer marketing and PR |
| Two Moons Consulting | West Perth, WA | Small businesses wanting content and Meta ads | Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Pinterest management |
| Daisy Digital | Leederville, WA | Established Perth brands across sport, health and retail | Dedicated social media manager and Meta Business Partner |
| 3am Ideas | Bayswater, WA | Small businesses and online stores | Social management plus Facebook and Instagram ads |
| Ignite Communications | Perth, WA | Health, education and community organisations | Social media management with video and photography |
| Ammo Marketing | Perth CBD, WA | Tech, events and growth-stage businesses | 90-day sprints and paid social on Meta, TikTok and LinkedIn |
| Concise Digital | Perth CBD, WA | Resources, education and health organisations | In-house social team with Perth and Sydney offices |
Social Meteor is based at Level 1, 16 Milligan Street in the Perth CBD and says it has been building brands since 2017. It describes itself as a boutique creative agency with a team of social media specialists, led by Managing Director Luke Whelan, General Manager Pierce Ericson and Creative Director Benjamin Hardy. Organic management covers video content, graphic design, social campaigns and community management, and paid campaigns run across Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube and Google.
The featured client list is the strongest on this page for WA consumer brands, naming Chicken Treat, RAC Insurance, Kitchen Warehouse, Development WA, Harvey Beef, Kleenheat, RENT.COM and Perth Is Ok!. That makes Social Meteor a natural fit for retail, food and household brands that want social as the centre of their marketing rather than a side task. It also offers brand strategy, web design, email marketing and packaging, so campaigns and creative can stay consistent.
Word Of Mouth Agency operates from 1/14 Kearns Crescent, Ardross, south of the river. Its services include social media strategy, content creation, paid social advertising, TikTok management and influencer marketing, plus public relations and event launches. The team also covers web, design, ecommerce and SEO, and the site links to Google Partners and Facebook partner directory listings.
Named clients include Yakult, R U OK, Swan Yacht Club, Bunbury Farmers Market, Cotto Pizza and Cucina, Grain bakery, Kumo, Princi, Coogee Live ’26 and The Periodontist, with reviews from CliniKids at The Kids Research Institute Australia. That list shows real depth in hospitality, food, events and community causes. Word Of Mouth suits venues and lifestyle brands that want content, creators and launch events planned together, especially where TikTok is a priority channel.
Two Moons Consulting is a West Perth-based agency that manages Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Pinterest accounts, including content creation. It also runs paid advertising on Meta, LinkedIn and Pinterest, and as an Official Google Partner it can connect social campaigns with Google Ads where that helps. The site states a policy of no long-term lock-in contracts.
Clients named on the site include Berry Sweet, Crown of Thorns, Dovetail Builders, Lock Painting, Mardella Meadows, Olive River Estate, Reach ADHD, Ruby and Sapphies Doggy Day Care and WA Dog Grooming Academy. Most are local small businesses, which is where Two Moons fits best. Owners who want regular posts, simple Meta campaigns and someone local to call will find its approach practical, and the team’s search experience helps when social is only one part of the plan.
Daisy Digital works from 3/224 Carr Place, Leederville, and its site shows Meta Business Partner status alongside Google and Microsoft Ads partner badges. Its social service covers precision-targeted paid ads and account management on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and TikTok, and client reviews name a dedicated social media manager on the team.
Client logos include the WAFL, Revo Fitness, Perth College, Breast Cancer Care WA, Ear Science, Caversham Wildlife Park, Koala Storage and Savage Motorcycles. That spread suits recognisable Perth organisations in sport, education, health and retail that want social campaigns tied to their search and website work. Daisy shows a 4.9 Google rating from 55 reviews and offers a no-obligation discovery session before any engagement starts. Having social, search and Microsoft Ads under one roof also makes it easier to compare which channel is producing enquiries.
3am Ideas is based at 1/79 Whatley Crescent, Bayswater, and has a Melbourne office open by appointment. It has offered digital marketing since 2014 and holds Meta Business Partner and Google Partner status. Its social media management covers content creation, post scheduling and social videos, and its paid social work includes Facebook and Instagram ads and retargeting.
The agency suits small businesses and online stores that want organic posting and paid campaigns from the same team, with no lock-in contract. Its site highlights an unnamed client result of 36 times return on ad spend, names Connect Staffing as a marketing client and shows a 5.0 rating from 25 Google reviews. Because it also builds websites and works with ActiveCampaign, it can follow social leads through to email and keep the whole funnel with one team.
Ignite Communications describes itself as Perth’s full-service digital marketing agency and says it is celebrating ten years in business. Its social media management is built around strategy, storytelling and content, and the team also offers video and photography, graphic design and print, Google Ads and search engine marketing. Kristy leads the team, according to client testimonials.
Named clients include People Who Care, Working Life, embarc, LYNC Insurance Brokers, Amerex Renovations and L&T Venables, with testimonials from Prime Children’s Dental Clinic, DCD Kids and Monocle Optometry. That points to strength with health practices, community services and local trades. Ignite suits organisations that want a small, personal team producing their own photos and video rather than relying on stock content. Its long run of local health and education clients also means the team is used to writing for audiences where trust and tone matter.
Ammo Marketing lists its office at 224 Stirling Street, Perth. Its marketing services include social media management, Meta ads, TikTok ads, LinkedIn ads, Google Ads, remarketing and analytics dashboards, alongside strategy workshops and branding. A distinctive feature is its 90-day sprints, which focus on a single marketing goal at a time, and it offers a free marketing plan tool called MyFunnel.
Case studies name World Masters Games 2029, CyberWest Hub, West Tech Fest, IDEA, Pragma Lawyers, BetterLabs and StepChange. That mix of tech, events and professional services makes Ammo a strong option for growth-stage companies and event organisers that need LinkedIn and TikTok as well as Facebook and Instagram. The sprint model also suits businesses that want a defined campaign with a clear goal rather than an open-ended retainer, with results reviewed at the end of each sprint.
Concise Digital lists its Perth office at Level 12, 197 St Georges Terrace, with a second office in Darlinghurst, Sydney. It reports more than 50 specialists and says leadership, sales and marketing teams sit in Perth and Sydney. Social media management is handled in-house, with strategies planned for each business, and the agency also runs Google Ads, SEO and websites.
Projects include Liontown Resources, Paladin Energy, Chalice Mining, Lions Eye Institute, St Mary’s Anglican Girls’ School, Orbit Fitness and Greenrock Advisory. That resources and education client base is unusual for a social agency and useful for ASX-listed miners and schools that need careful, professional social channels. Concise states it has no locked-in contracts and no inflated fees, and it shows a 4.9 rating from 51 Google reviews.
Organic management covers planning, creating and posting content and replying to comments. Paid social means running targeted ads on Meta, TikTok or LinkedIn. Many Perth businesses need both, but the skills differ, so ask which the agency is strongest at and who on the team handles each part.
Ask whether photos and video are shot locally by the agency, supplied by you or sourced from stock libraries. Original content of your venue, team or projects usually performs better than generic imagery. If filming is included, check how many shoot days a month the fee covers and whether travel to suburbs such as Mandurah or Joondalup costs extra.
Most Perth social agencies charge a monthly retainer based on the number of platforms, posts and videos, with ad spend paid separately to Meta, TikTok or LinkedIn. Some, like Ammo Marketing, run fixed-length campaigns instead. Ask for a written scope listing deliverables, the minimum term and what happens to your accounts and content if you leave.
A Fremantle restaurant may live on Instagram and TikTok, while an engineering firm servicing the Pilbara needs LinkedIn. A good agency should recommend fewer channels done well rather than every platform at once. Ask it to explain why it suggests each channel and what results it expects from each.
Followers and likes are easy to report but rarely pay the bills. Agree on measures that matter to your business, such as enquiries, bookings, online sales or event tickets, and ask how the agency will track them. Monthly reports should explain what changed and what the team will try next.
Social Meteor and Word Of Mouth Agency stand out for consumer, hospitality and lifestyle brands that want social at the centre of their marketing. Daisy Digital, Two Moons, 3am Ideas and Ignite suit local businesses wanting steady content and paid campaigns, while Ammo Marketing and Concise Digital bring useful experience with tech, events, resources and education clients.
Whichever social media agency Perth businesses choose, agree on the scope, the content process and how results will be measured. If your website needs work before you drive social traffic to it, see our list of Perth web design agencies.