I'm terrible on camera.
Almost everyone says that, and almost everyone is wrong — they've just never been directed. That's the whole reason we're on the call with you instead of sending you a script. We ask the questions, you answer them like you would to a client, and we stop you when we hear something worth keeping. You're not performing. You're talking.
Do I need a proper camera or a studio?
No. Your phone is better than the camera most of this was filmed on five years ago. You'll want a cheap lapel mic and a window — that's the whole kit. We'll tell you exactly what to get before the first session.
How long before this does anything?
First few weeks, you'll notice the right people starting to engage. Month three is where it shifts — you've got enough out there working for you that you stop chasing and people start coming to you. Anyone promising you results in week one is selling you views.
What if I don't know what to talk about?
That's our job, not yours. We build the topic list before you're on camera, from your market, your clients' actual questions and what's already performing. You've never run out of things to say to a client. This is the same thing, pointed at a camera.
How is this different from the last agency I tried?
They handed you a content calendar and told you to go film it. You didn't, because you were busy — and the whole thing died in week three. We removed that step. We're in the room with you, directing, and nothing needs your attention between sessions.
What does it cost?
It depends on how much we're producing and how many platforms you want covered. We price it on the call, once we've looked at your market and what would actually move the needle for you — so you know what you're paying for before you see a number.