
How We Elevated Zamseed’s Social Media Presence (And Why We Parted Ways)
Company:
Zamseed Tanzania
Project:
Social Media Management & Content Creation
Focus Areas:
Brand Awareness, Community Growth, Engagement
Platforms:
Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram
The Challenge
Before partnering with Tanzlite Digital, Zamseed Tanzania had a scattered, inconsistent social media presence. Their profiles were incomplete, lacked a clear voice, and were managed by too many inactive admins. We had to abandon one Facebook page after failing to contact the admin. Their content was more about announcements than conversations, missing the mark on engagement.
They wanted a strong, credible presence that would position them as a leader in Tanzania’s agricultural sector.
Our Approch
We focused on building trust, engagement, and brand authority, not just posting for the sake of it. This meant:
- Strategic Content Creation – We shifted from dry, one-way announcements to engaging, audience-driven content.
- We sent our photo and video guy to capture famrers stories in te field.
- Community Building – We grew their online farmers community (Facebook group) from 3,000 to 8,009 members, making it an active knowledge-sharing hub.
- Consistent Posting & Engagement – Publishing 4-5x per week, balancing educational and promotional content.
- Page Optimization – Improving social media bios, post structure, and engagement tactics.







The Success
🚀 95,940+ people reached across platforms
🚀 12,289+ direct interactions (likes, shares, comments)
🚀 Follower Growth:
- Facebook: From 40 to 1,300
- LinkedIn: From 0 to 1,219
- Instagram: From 152 to 804
🚀 Doubled the online community (FB Group) from 3K to 8K+ members
Lessons in Collaboration
While our strategy delivered real, measurable growth, this partnership also reinforced a key lesson:
Marketing works best when agencies are trusted as strategic partners. Not just vendors executing orders.
Throughout the engagement, marketing decisions were overly controlled by a rigid, top-down system, prioritizing internal preferences over audience needs. Branding became cluttered, content approval was bureaucratic, and creative decisions were dictated by people far removed from the marketing process.
This experience clarified the kind of clients we work best with:
✅ Businesses that value expert input over excessive internal approvals.
✅ Decision-makers who focus on outcomes rather than micromanaging tactics.
✅ Companies that see marketing as a growth driver, not just an aesthetic checkbox.
Final Thought
We’re proud of the milestones we achieved in this project. The numbers speak for themselves. But great marketing isn’t just about reach and engagement. It’s about working with the right clients, not just for them.