Octopuses have three hearts and blue blood. Naturally. ~ Cleopatra lived closer in time to the moon landing than to the building of the pyramids. Read that again. ~ A group of flamingos is called a "flamboyance." Of course it is. ~ Sharks are older than trees. ~ Croissants aren't French. They're Austrian. Pass it on. ~ The dot above a lowercase "i" is called a tittle. You're welcome. ~ Honey never spoils — they've found edible honey in Egyptian tombs. ~ Sea otters hold hands while sleeping so they don't drift apart. ~ Caesar salad was invented in Tijuana. Not Rome. Not Caesar. ~ Champagne was invented by a monk who said it tasted "like drinking stars." ~ The Eiffel Tower grows about six inches taller in summer. ~ Wombat poop is cube-shaped. Nature is unwell. ~ The inventor of the Pringles can was buried in one. ~ A "jiffy" is an actual unit of time — 1/100th of a second. ~ The little pocket in your jeans was originally designed to hold a pocket watch. ~ High heels were originally menswear. Specifically, Persian cavalry.

Octopuses have three hearts and blue blood. Naturally. ~ Cleopatra lived closer in time to the moon landing than to the building of the pyramids. Read that again. ~ A group of flamingos is called a "flamboyance." Of course it is. ~ Sharks are older than trees. ~ Croissants aren't French. They're Austrian. Pass it on. ~ The dot above a lowercase "i" is called a tittle. You're welcome. ~ Honey never spoils — they've found edible honey in Egyptian tombs. ~ Sea otters hold hands while sleeping so they don't drift apart. ~ Caesar salad was invented in Tijuana. Not Rome. Not Caesar. ~ Champagne was invented by a monk who said it tasted "like drinking stars." ~ The Eiffel Tower grows about six inches taller in summer. ~ Wombat poop is cube-shaped. Nature is unwell. ~ The inventor of the Pringles can was buried in one. ~ A "jiffy" is an actual unit of time — 1/100th of a second. ~ The little pocket in your jeans was originally designed to hold a pocket watch. ~ High heels were originally menswear. Specifically, Persian cavalry.

Most brands try really hard online. And still get forgotten.

Why We Started

The Social Aspect started with one very simple observation. Most brands are trying really hard on social media, posting constantly, following trends, hiring photographers, writing captions, trying to keep up with everything the internet tells them they should be doing.

And yet somehow their content still feels forgettable. Not because the brand isn't great. But because no one ever stopped to ask the bigger question:

After years working with companies across hospitality, lifestyle, and service industries, it became very clear: the brands that stand out online are not the ones posting the most. They're the ones with a point of view.

The Social Aspect was built to help brands find that voice, to take social media out of autopilot mode and turn it into something intentional, strategic, and worth paying attention to.
Because the internet is already full of noise. What brands really need is perspective.

What is this brand actually trying to say?

Hey, I'm Leigha.

Founder of The Social Aspect, based in Houston, working with brands across the country.

If there's one thing I've learned working in social media marketing, it's that most brands are trying really hard online and still blending into the background. Not because they aren't good at what they do, but because their content looks like everyone else's.

After years working with brands across different industries, I realized the companies that actually stand out are the ones willing to think differently about how they show up. That's the brand I wanted to build.

Today I work with brands that want more than basic social media management. Brands ready for real strategy, stronger storytelling, and content that reflects the personality of the business behind it.
I believe social media should do more than fill a feed. It should create attention, curiosity, and demand. And honestly, that's the kind of work that makes this job fun.

meet the founder

Meet the Team

Kailie

Social Lead + Client Relations

Master’s in Retail Marketing and 10 years in the fashion industry, with experience across corporate retail for brands like Macy’s, Nike, Academy Sports + Outdoors, and Michael Kors—bringing both strategy and creativity into everything I do. 

Andrew

Photographer/Videographer

Retired U.S. Airforce Veteran. Nato Photographer. Always moving. Talk too much. ADHD brain. Camera always close. built for content.

Bold over safe.

"Safe" is the fastest way to be forgotten. We push the work where most agencies pull back, because middle-of-the-road is exactly where brands disappear.

01.

Strategy over noise.

Posting more isn't a strategy. We build the thinking before we build the feed. Every post earns its spot.

02.

 Point of view over polish.

Pretty doesn't sell. Perspective does. Every piece of content we make has something to say

03.

Receipts, not promises.

We let the work speak. Numbers, glow-ups, sold-out launches, that's how we measure ourselves.

04.

Partner, not vendor.

We don't take orders. We sit at the table, ask the harder questions, and treat your brand like our own.

05.

Bold over safe.

"Safe" is the fastest way to be forgotten. We push the work where most agencies pull back, because middle-of-the-road is exactly where brands disappear.

01.

Strategy over noise.

Posting more isn't a strategy. We build the thinking before we build the feed. Every post earns its spot.

02.

Bold over safe.

"Safe" is the fastest way to be forgotten. We push the work where most agencies pull back, because middle-of-the-road is exactly where brands disappear.

01.

 Point of view over polish.

Pretty doesn't sell. Perspective does. Every piece of content we make has something to say

03.

Bold over safe.

"Safe" is the fastest way to be forgotten. We push the work where most agencies pull back, because middle-of-the-road is exactly where brands disappear.

01.

Receipts, not promises.

We let the work speak. Numbers, glow-ups, sold-out launches, that's how we measure ourselves.

04.

Bold over safe.

"Safe" is the fastest way to be forgotten. We push the work where most agencies pull back, because middle-of-the-road is exactly where brands disappear.

01.

Partner, not vendor.

We don't take orders. We sit at the table, ask the harder questions, and treat your brand like our own.

05.

What it's like to actually work with us.

Working with The Social Aspect doesn't feel like working with an agency. It feels like adding a creative partner to your team, one with a point of view, a calendar full of receipts, and zero patience for safe.

You won't get a generic content calendar dropped in your inbox. You'll get strategy sessions where we actually push back. Brand voice work that makes your team text the group chat. Content that gets saved, screenshotted, and DM'd. And monthly reports that read like a story, not a spreadsheet.

We're selective about who we work with, because we go deep, not wide. If we say yes, it's because we believe in the brand. And we're going to show up like it.

The TSA Difference

Our Stats

Over 1000

Total content pieces produced to date

3K → 80K 

followers organically grown for College Park Flowers

3 years 

longest active client

30 CONTENT PROMPTS YOU CAN STEAL, FOR ANY BUSINESS DONE PLAYING SMALL.

never run out of things to post!

The brands that bet on us, and what came next.

"It's been a pleasure working with Leigha and her team!"

What started off just content capture turned into a full social media management. The team truly gets the vision and brand.

- Thompson Hotel

”Working with Leigha has been incredible.

She has built my website and done my socials for the last three years and I am so happy that I do not have to carry the burden of running my business and social media. She took me from 3k followers to 80k followers which has allowed me to book more events! The ROI on her services is well worth it! Do yourself a favor and hire her!

- Amie Savell (College Park Flowers- Owner)

"The Social Aspect is incredible."

They are not only talented in design but also in understanding my brands voice with copy. Knowing they are handling all of my social media allows me to focus on growing my business

- Samantha Navarre, Owner (By The Wayside)

“Working with The Social Aspect has been a game-changer for our brand.” 

As a content creator for both photography and videography, she brings a rare mix of creativity, professionalism, and precision to every project. Her ability to capture the essence of our brand visually is unmatched.

What truly sets her apart is her flexibility and dedication—she’s incredibly accommodating with scheduling, even on tight timelines, and always shows up prepared and ready to deliver. Her drive and commitment to helping us elevate our content have made her an invaluable part of our team. If you’re looking for someone who not only has the creative eye but also the work ethic to back it up, The Social Aspect is it.

- Kayla Vernon (Daily Dose- Owner Founder)