A content system your team can actually run
Three content pillars, a four-week plan, and twelve written blueprints a month — topic, hook, structure, visual direction and CTA. You do not need an agency to film for you. You need to stop deciding what to post every Monday.
We build the system. Your team runs it.
Said first, not in the small print — because this is the line that decides whether this package is right for you.
- Strategy
- Content pillars
- Monthly content plan
- 12 content blueprints
- Strategy calls
- Dedicated KA support
- Strategic guidance
- Filming
- Editing
- Graphic production
- Publishing
- Community management
- Day-to-day execution
Six deliverables, every month
Kickoff and discovery — your product, your audience, what you have tried, and what "good" would look like in month three.
Three core content pillars, the target audience, the messaging, and the overall content direction everything else is built from.
A complete four-week plan: 12 content pieces, three a week, sequenced rather than listed.
Twelve written documents — topic, hook, key talking points, timestamp-based structure, visual and demo direction, and the CTA.
Mid-month review and optimization, against what actually shipped and how it performed.
A named 1-on-1 account contact plus a project group for questions and execution support between calls.
Per platform, per month
One social platform — Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok or X. Everything on this page, every month.
Talk to salesIts own plan and its own twelve blueprints. A format that works on one platform rarely survives being copied to another.
Talk to salesA practical session on the AI tools that fit how your team actually works — built around your workflow, not a generic demo reel.
A curated list of 10 relevant tech creators, so the content system has a distribution side from day one.
Three months, because one buys a plan and no evidence
Establish positioning, the content pillars and the initial publishing rhythm. The first month is where the system gets built, not where it performs.
Build a cadence your team can actually hold, and refine the direction against what execution taught us in month one.
Identify the topics and formats that worked, and rebuild the strategy around them instead of around the original guess.
Before you commit a quarter
Do you produce the content?
No, and the page says so twice for a reason. We build the strategy, the plan and the twelve blueprints; your team films, edits, designs, publishes and answers the comments. If you have no production capacity at all, say so on the call — that is a different engagement, and pretending otherwise wastes a quarter.
What is actually in a content blueprint?
One written document per piece: the topic, the hook, the key talking points, a timestamp-based structure, the visual and demo direction, and the call to action. It is specific enough that a person who was not on the strategy call can shoot from it.
Why three months?
Because one month buys you a plan and no evidence. Month one establishes the pillars and the rhythm, month two builds a cadence and corrects the direction, month three optimizes around the formats that actually worked. Nothing stops you at one month — but the third month is where the strategy stops being a guess.
How does a second platform work?
The base package covers one platform — Instagram, say. Each additional platform is $1,000 a month on top, and gets its own plan and its own blueprints, because a format that works on one platform rarely survives being copied to another.
Tell us which platform, and who has to shoot it.
The second question matters as much as the first. Twelve blueprints a month is a real production load for whoever holds the camera.