Most founders we talk to already know which one is theirs right now, and which one they're trying to get to.
The one you're used to. Footage piling up, captions half written, nothing posted this week either.
The one you're actually paying for. Everything's already posted, and this is just you checking in on it.
The onboarding call happens once. Everything after that runs on a simple weekly loop.
before we get started
We refine your content pillars if they need it, and I get to know your business well enough to build ideas that are actually yours instead of generic prompts. We set up exactly how you submit and how you approve before anything gets scheduled, and we connect every social account while we are still on the call.
You send us your four short videos or B-roll, with your hook and your messaging attached. That is the only step that requires you.
We send you a link with your edited videos, your carousel, and your captions ready to go. Approve it as is or tell us what to change.
We make any approved changes and put everything on the calendar. It is that simple.
We always work two weeks ahead. What you send this Friday gets edited and sent back to you next week, then goes live the week after that. If a Friday gets missed, that week does not roll forward. The two week buffer is what keeps every client's content on time, including yours.
That week's slot is gone rather than carried forward. Carrying it forward would collapse the two week buffer that keeps every client's content on time, not only yours, so the cadence stays fixed and the next Friday picks back up as normal.
No. Captions are written for every platform you post to and land in your weekly approval link already done for you. Edit them inside the text box or approve as is.
Yes, if you want to. Most weeks we build it from your content pillars, but you're welcome to hand us your own material for it instead.
Content Concierge fixes the pattern where you're the one producing every piece yourself. A VIP Day Experience fixes the pattern where your calendar is full and there's still nothing scalable to sell. Neither requires the other. You can start here without ever booking a VIP Day, and a VIP Day never requires you to start here first.
Three months, then month-to-month after that. The three-month minimum is what lets the two-week production buffer actually protect your schedule from week one.
Every thirty days we check whether your posting days and times still match how your audience is actually responding, and you get a complimentary Content Pulse Report every month so you can see what's working and what changes would help you get more exposure.
This is the entire agreement, stated once, so nothing about it is a conversation later.
If the thing standing between you and your offer is not content but the offer itself, see the VIP Day Experiences instead.
$279 onboarding, then $1,297 a month. Three month minimum, then month-to-month.