Your channel, run on a schedule
Content operations for creators and solo businesses: topics and publishing on a weekly schedule, production support, posting and comment care handled as one rhythm. The account stays your asset; we run the cadence, so publishing never stalls when you get busy.
Who it fits, and what gets in the way
Creators, solo operators and shop owners: plenty worth filming, no hours left to plan, edit and post it.
Posting runs on inspiration; a busy fortnight means silence, and reach cools with the audience
Footage piles up on a phone, unedited and unposted — work done that nobody saw
Comments and messages go unanswered; price and booking questions cool off in the inbox
What you get
| Component | What is included | Deliverable |
|---|---|---|
| Topic schedule | A weekly plan fitted to the account: what posts, on which day, set a week ahead | A weekly schedule, ticked off item by item |
| Production support | Outlines, shot lists, editing and cover help | Finished posts delivered for your approval |
| Publishing | Posted on schedule, titles and tags fitted to platform rules | A posting log, entry by entry |
| Comment care | Comments and messages tended daily; the ones that matter reach you | A care log with summaries |
| Weekly numbers | Views, growth and enquiries reconciled weekly; next week’s plan follows the numbers | One short weekly brief |
How it runs
Positioning pass
Voice, audience and red lines written down; first schedule within a week
Two-week trial
Run the schedule for two weeks; both sides judge the fit on real numbers
Weekly rhythm
Schedule, production, posting and care as a weekly loop, reconciled weekly
Monthly review
What brought enquiries versus what only brought views; next month re-planned on that
Boundaries
Not included
- No promised follower counts or viral posts: what is promised is schedule, execution and honest numbers
- No bought reach or farmed engagement: account health outranks pretty numbers
- No statements in your name on contested topics: positions are yours to approve first
What we need from you
- Operating access to the account; ownership never moves
- Footage and appearance slots, supplied ahead of schedule
- One approver for voice and content — ideally you
How engagement and quoting work
Positioning first, then a two-week trial before any monthly commitment. Scope is priced by account count and posting frequency, confirmed by a person and written down — posts per week and which production is included — before work starts. Ending the engagement is a notice away; account and materials are handed back in full.
Questions on this page
I never appear on camera. Workable?
Yes. Product-led, graphic-led and voiceover formats each have their own scheduling play; we settle the format in the positioning pass.
Who films and who edits?
Written into the scope: you supply footage and we produce, or we work from a shot list with you on site. The two price differently.
What if the numbers disappoint?
The weekly brief shows actions and numbers side by side. Engagements run monthly; a notice ends it, with everything handed back.
Could the account end up locked to you?
No. Account, credentials and audience stay yours; we hold operating access only, revoked when the engagement ends.
How do we start?
Send your current account through the contact page. We review positioning and cadence first, then propose a trial.
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Your channel, run on a schedule
Tell us where it hurts first. Scoping and a written quote come before anything starts; looking costs nothing.
Or ask Leo, the assistant at the bottom right, first — get the questions clear before you write to us.
