

What happens before we talk
You fill in a worksheet and send me your account. I go through it the way I go through a casting submission: where it loses people, what a brand sees when they land on your page, and what you’re already good at that you aren’t leaning on.
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That’s why ninety minutes is enough. Nobody spends the first half of it explaining themselves to me.
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Your content pillars, written down, built from what you actually have to say rather than a template someone sold you.
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A thirty day plan, concept by concept. Not a calendar with gaps where the ideas should be.
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Ten hooks written for you, in your voice, not pulled off a list.
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Written notes within 48 hours, so you can think during the session instead of taking notes.
What you walk away with
What this isn’t
It isn’t a discovery call with a pitch at the end. You get the pillars, the plan and the hooks whether or not we ever speak again. If what you actually need is a Portfolio Build, or nothing at all, I’ll tell you that on the call. I’d rather lose the sale than have you buy something you didn’t need.





Do I need a following already?
No. You need something to work with: an account you’ve been posting on, or a business with an offer behind it.
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Is ninety minutes really enough?
It is when the work happens first. The worksheet and the account review are most of it. The session is where we decide.
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What if I need more than one?
Most people don’t. If you do, we’ll talk about it then rather than me selling you a package now.
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Can you just run my content instead?
Sometimes. That’s a different conversation and it starts here anyway.
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