You’ve got a month of content sitting on your phone. It’s just never getting posted.
The photos, the finished jobs, the answers you give customers every day. Everything a good month needs is already there. It’s just sitting there.
The content isn’t the hard part. It never was.
You know your business cold. Give you a customer and a question and you’ll talk for ten minutes. The hard part is turning that into a plan, writing it so it reads well, making it look decent, and then actually doing it four times a week on top of running the place.
So it doesn’t happen. Weeks go by. The account goes quiet. And the whole time, everything you’d need for a great month is right there in your camera roll, doing nothing.
Here’s what you actually need: proof. One finished month, done for you, so you stop wondering what consistent even looks like for your business and just see it.
That’s the Sprint.
Give me an hour and your camera roll. Get back a full month of social content, planned, written, designed, and ready to publish. No retainer. No contract.
$797 · ready in 7 to 10 business days · 3 spots a month
“A huge thank you to Amy and Socialize Your Biz. We hired her not really knowing what we were doing to promote our business and have consistent messaging. When we met for our consultation, we communicated the key aspects of our business and why we exist. I had pretty high expectations based on the reviews I had seen, but Amy has far exceeded our expectations.”
You can keep meaning to get to it.
Another month goes by, the feed stays frozen, and the customers checking you out keep drawing their own conclusions.
Or you can have next month already done. Posts scheduled, questions answered before they’re asked, a feed that looks like a business that has its act together. One hour of your time, and it’s handled.
Everything in the Sprint.
$797 CAD.
Add scheduling and publishing for $100 and it goes out without you touching it.
- 0160-minute strategy and content-extraction session
- 02Instagram and Facebook profile review
- 03Messaging and content direction recommendations
- 04A 30-day content plan
- 0512 complete, ready-to-publish captions
- 066 to 8 custom Canva templates, yours to keep and reuse
- 07Every graphic the month's plan calls for
- 08Calls to action, hashtag and location recommendations
- 09One consolidated round of revisions
- 10Final delivery, organised and labelled by post date
What you’ll need to hand over.
You don’t need a content strategy or a tidy folder. Most of my clients hand over a phone camera roll and an hour of talking. That’s enough.
- Website and social links
- Logo, brand colours and fonts, if you have them
- Photos and any usable video clips
- Your current services, priorities and offers
- The questions customers ask you constantly
- Any testimonials, project details or results you're allowed to share
- Feedback and approvals, promptly
Start to finish.
- 1
Book + onboard.
Agreement, payment, short intake form, and you send what you've got.
- 2
Extract.
60 minutes on a call. I find the strongest topics, the priorities and the questions worth answering.
- 3
Create.
I build the plan, write the captions, make the graphics.
- 4
Review.
One consolidated round of feedback from you.
- 5
Deliver.
The finished month, organised. Publish it yourself, or add scheduling and I'll handle it.
This is right for you if...
- You do good work and can't turn it into consistent content
- You have usable photos, or someone who can talk me through the business
- You want a professional month without signing up for a retainer
- Someone on your side can check facts and approve work reasonably quickly
- You want content that builds trust, not content that chases trends
This is the wrong thing to buy if...
- You need filming, photography or on-site production
- You want daily Stories, comment moderation or DM management
- You need paid ads, or a guaranteed number of leads
- Nobody at your business has time to explain what you do
- You need unlimited revisions or an open-ended scope
- What you actually need is ongoing management, not one month
If that last one is you, monthly social management is probably the better spend.
Let’s talk about that insteadMost people don’t stop at one month.
The Sprint exists because committing to ongoing management before you’ve seen someone’s work is a big ask. So do one month first. Judge it on what actually lands.
If it works, and it usually does, monthly management picks up where the Sprint leaves off at $997/month: four posts a week instead of three, scheduling included, and no re-explaining the business. The templates and content direction from your Sprint carry straight over.
No pressure either way. Plenty of businesses take the month, publish it themselves and come back later.
Sprint questions.
Do you post it for us?+
Add scheduling and publishing for $100 and yes. Otherwise you get everything organised and labelled, ready for your team to publish.
Does the content work on both Facebook and Instagram?+
Yes. It's planned for both, with adjustments noted where a post needs to differ.
Do you do Reels?+
Reel concepts, scripts and editing of footage you provide can be included when we agree it in scope. I don't come out and film.
We don't have brand guidelines. Is that a problem?+
No. I'll work basic visual direction out from your logo, your website and what you like. Full brand identity is a separate piece of work.
Will this get us leads?+
Nobody can honestly promise you a lead count from one month of organic content, and I'd be careful of anyone who does. What you get is a month of strategic content that makes the business easier to find, understand and trust.
How soon can we start?+
Depends what's left this month. The 7 to 10 business day clock starts once payment, onboarding and your assets are in.
If your content is stuck on your phone and you’re done watching it sit there, the Sprint is the right call.
One hour from you, a month built for you, and it's off your plate. Grab one of this month's spots and let's get it done.
Your feed’s full, your customers can see you’re open and good at what you do, and you spent one hour making it happen instead of thirty. That’s the whole idea.