The content
engine
behind
industry leaders

Everything except being you on camera.

Strategy, ideas, scripts, creative direction, filming direction, editing, posting, and the weekly read on what worked.

You show up and talk about what you know.

For personal brand work, yes. People follow people.

The good news is how little of it there is. A couple of hours a month in front of a camera, directed by us, is enough to feed a full posting schedule.

Starting at 20, and up from there depending on how hard you want to push.

The volume the guarantee is set against depends on your platform mix and how much source material we are working with, so we agree that with you on the call rather than putting a number on a page.

One million views guaranteed in 90 days.

It applies once you are filming to the schedule we agree, because that is the one input we cannot do for you. Everything else is on us.

It does, and that is where it gets efficient.

One recording session can feed your main account and a branded network at the same time, so the same two hours of your time works twice as hard.

Editing, captions, thumbnails, carousels and platform-native formatting.

Built to a style made for your brand rather than pulled off a template shelf.

Starting at 20 videos a month.

Yes. Send us the references and we build to them.

If you do not have a style yet, we build one for your brand and the first videos show you what it looks like.

Footage and a way to send it. That is genuinely it.

You film, we produce, you post.

Normal clipping is a bounty board. You post a payout and strangers post whatever they want, however they want.

We build the accounts, brand them to you, and manage them with our own editors. Every post is reviewed by a person before it goes live.

You end up with a distribution network built around your brand, rather than a crowd rented by the view.

Every account is branded to you and managed by our team, not by a stranger chasing a payout.

On a bounty board the clipper owns the page. When someone outbids you, that same page gets renamed and starts pushing them instead, and the audience you paid to build walks with it. That cannot happen here.

Because we manage them, the standard stays the same on every account, every week.

It depends on how much source content there is and how hard you want to push.

We size the network on the call once we have seen what you have, rather than quoting a number that sounds good on a page.

Then we make it with you, and this is a normal starting position rather than a problem.

Most people have more than they think once we go through the archive. Where there genuinely is not enough, we set a recording rhythm that fits your calendar, usually a couple of hours a month, and script every session so it produces weeks of material.

You talk. We handle the rest.

It would if they were low effort, which is exactly what a bounty board produces.

Ours are branded properly, edited to one standard and reviewed before publishing.

Each one reads as a legitimate account covering your work, not a farm.

About two weeks, and the reason for those two weeks is the point.

These are new accounts built from zero and branded to you, not a stranger's page with your logo dropped on it. So we set them up properly first: profiles built out, bios and links pointed where they should be, then a warming period so the platforms treat each one as a real page rather than a fresh burner.

Anyone promising clips tomorrow is posting from an account that already belongs to someone else. The speed is real, and so is what you give up for it.

On performance, at an agreed cost per thousand views, typically $1 to $5.

Paid ads cost $25 to $120 per thousand. That gap is the entire reason this is worth doing right now.

Every rate is custom per brand, set against your niche and how much source content there is.

Yes. Real accounts, real people, real content you actually recorded.

No bots, no bought views, no automation pretending to be a person.

We read the guidelines and stay inside them, which is a large part of why a person reviews every post before it publishes.

With done for you, we run your content. With done with you, we help you build the team and systems to run it yourself.

We teach you or your team how to plan, script, film and review performance, help you hire and train an editor, and hand over the relevant content workflows. You own day-to-day execution after the agreed handover.

Founders who want their content operation in-house, whether you are starting on your own or already have a team.

You or someone on your team needs the time to learn the process, make decisions and manage production. If you want us to keep running it for you, done-for-you management is the better fit.

The content systems relevant to your setup: research and idea workflows, scripting guidance, AI workflows, a Notion workspace, editor briefs and production SOPs.

We agree the handover materials, software access and any ongoing tool costs before starting. You receive a system your team can use, with training on how to run it.

We help you find, assess and onboard an editor, then train them on the agreed style and production workflow. If you already have a suitable editor, we can work with them instead.

Recruitment scope, editor pay, who manages them and any replacement support are agreed in writing before we start. Editor payroll is not automatically included in the consulting fee.

We agree the setup, training, support period and handover responsibilities before starting.

The handover covers who owns planning, scripting, editing, approvals and publishing. Any continued support after that is agreed separately; the engagement does not include indefinite day-to-day management.

Yes. We can agree a managed-production phase followed by recruitment, training and a handover to your team.

The scope, costs, timing and handover criteria are agreed before that transition.

Anything that isn't one of the four above, or any combination of them.

Most often it is one of two things. You already have a team and want the whole function built in-house around them, trained on our systems. Or you start done for you, we prove the format, then we hire and hand the machine over so it stays yours.

If you can describe the outcome, we can usually build the route to it.

Yes, and it's one of the more common custom builds.

We handle it for you first so the format is proven, then we hire the editor and strategist, train them on our systems, and hand the machine over. You end up owning the function rather than renting it forever.

Built around the scope, because there isn't a shelf to take it off.

We scope it on the call once we know what you actually need, and you get a straight number rather than a package that half fits.

No. We take four clients a quarter across everything we do, and custom work takes the most of our attention.

If it isn't a fit we'll tell you on the call rather than stretch ourselves thin and do it badly.