One person, responsible for your content actually happening
They tell you what to shoot, help you shoot it, get it edited, and put it out.
- Weekly planning
- Script support
- Shoot guidance
- Editing & publishing
The problem
The gap between wanting to and doing it
- You know you should post more and there is no plan for what.
- You record things and they stay on the phone.
- Every video starts from scratch, which makes starting hard.
- No feedback loop, so you cannot tell what is working.
What we do
How it works week to week
A named person who knows your account and owns the process. You make things; they handle everything around it.
- A weekly plan with specific ideas, not vague themes.
- Hooks and structure written before you record.
- Guidance on the shoot, in person or remote.
- Editing, scheduling, publishing and a weekly read on performance.
Process
How a personal content manager engagement runs.
Step 01
Plan
The week ahead, agreed on a short call.
Step 02
Shoot
You record, with structure and prompts prepared.
Step 03
Edit
We cut, caption and prepare everything.
Step 04
Publish
Posted on schedule, then reviewed.
What changes
What you get out of it.
- You always know what the next video is
- Recording gets easier because the structure exists
- Nothing sits unedited
- Someone watching the numbers with you
Often paired with
FAQ
Personal Content Manager — common questions.
It is the content half of it. A personal content manager focuses on planning, producing and publishing. Full creator management adds brand deals and the commercial side.
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