Content, done for you
For those whose blog is a library, when it should be a place that sells...
I build content. For authors, for experts, for businesses. Right now I run three projects across fifteen platforms plus my own channels, and that is where it gets interesting. My channels are run by a system I assembled out of my own texts: twelve books under my name, more than 150 books under NDA, twenty-two years in PR and marketing. The system writes in my voice, publishes and answers people. Where am I meanwhile? Busy with my offline life!
I build a Content Console that writes in your language and speaks in your voice. A smart system where the human touch is the core. Where the person at the console leads the whole story. I don't hand the reins to the system, I drive it myself. And I'm rarely online. How? And what does it mean for you?
I'm offering you to skip the routine, the social media, the website content, the back-and-forth in comments, and to hand it to a professional who understands you and your clients and builds a bridge of trust between you. To someone whose texts bring you the very clients you're looking for!
How the money works
Setup · $5,000
For the first three months. Audit, strategy, packaging and repackaging of your products, product line, promotion plan, assembling the corpus of your texts, connecting the platforms and running them for the first three months. From month four only the running remains.
I take no more than two such projects a month, because this is done by hand.
Running · $500 per platform per month
A critical review built on an 18-point manuscript checklist. It answers two questions: what kind of book is this, and what do you do with it next? It names the problems — acting as your editor, critic, and beta reader at once.
What's included
- An 18-point breakdown: structure, characters, prose, logic, pacing, ending, and more.
- A straight answer on what shape the manuscript is in and what to do with it.
- Specific errors and weak spots, with an explanation of how to fix each one.
- Three perspectives at once: editor, critic, beta reader.
Turnaround: up to one week.
From $20.See sample critiques
Audit for a business with a team · $150
Two platforms, a thirty-day work plan and a conversation with me.
For clinics, studios, salons and shops, where the owner figured out long ago that social media matters and stopped believing SMM agencies just as long ago.
Timeline: five days.
Audit of one platform · $25
A read through your client's eyes: where attention and money leak out and what to fix first. Everything starts here.
Timeline: three days.
Ten audits until October 6 are free, in exchange for a review. Terms below.
You don't need an audit if you know for certain
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how many people came from your page and wrote to you in the last month;
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which post brought them;
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which language your audience reads in and which one it buys in;
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which three topics gave you 80% of your views and which ones went to zero;
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how many hours a week content costs you and what your hour is worth;
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what in your account was written by you, by a contractor, by a robot, and whether it shows;
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why the person who read your post to the end still never wrote to you.
If you have the answers, you know exactly what you're doing and I'm just waving hello. In every other case, fill in the form below and I will look at your page through your client's eyes.
What you get in an audit
You get an answer to “why do they like it and still don't buy” with the numbers from your own statistics.
You get the three main holes people fall through: in the bio, in the pinned post, in the topics, in the rhythm, in the language. One of them I take apart in detail, down to the exact edit.
You get a first step you can make the same day, and an honest answer whether you should go further with me or your own hands are enough.
You get it within three days, as a letter or a voice message, whichever suits you.
Ten audits for a review
Until October 6 I review ten accounts for free. The only payment is an honest review on my form, which has a line “what could be better”, and that is the line I read first. The audit for the ten is short: three holes and one in detail, two or three pages. The full twenty-plus-page format goes to those who go further.
Five of the ten places I keep for authors with a manuscript, because a book is a product too. Five for entrepreneurs. When the places are gone I will say so here, and the audit stays at $25.
No “Friday only”. There is one limit and it's real: ten audits are ten of my working days.
What backs this up
Threads: from zero to 1,100 followers in 2.5 months, first post 58,000 views, 16.85% of profile visits turned into follows. Without a cent on ads.
LinkedIn: 994 impressions a week, up 306% from zero activity before.
Clients: an Australian singer who fills halls of six and a half thousand people; an AI startup in the US; film and theatre. Three projects on fifteen platforms at once.
Twenty-two years in PR and marketing. Twelve books under my own name and more than a hundred and fifty under NDA. Six working languages: Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, English, Chinese, Vietnamese.
My standards, which I keep, without promises: every line goes out after my “yes”; strategy, texts, templates and access stay with you, nothing is locked on my side; results in numbers I show in the open, failures included.
Who I don't take
I only take projects that understand marketing and PR are testing. If you need a million followers by New Year, what are they for if those people will never pay you? I'm for bringing in the people who actually use your products and services. They have to be found, counted and spoken to in their language. That takes time, and I take it.
The audit request is in the form below. A reply within a day. Well, almost in person, you understand it isn't always easy to check these days)