Monthly Content · Recurring · Revenue Priority One
Social Media Content Creation Packages.
Content that shows up every month, without you making it every night.
A package is a rhythm: content days on a schedule, each producing a batch of edited short-form videos, so your business posts consistently while you run the business, week after week, without the content becoming your second job. The math is built entirely from Amy's published rates, a monthly day with 5 videos is $2,000 and with 10 it's $2,750, which means the package page and the invoice will never tell you two different stories.
Start the rhythm
Example rhythms, published math
Pick a Pace,Keep the Math.
Three example shapes, priced straight from the day and per-video rates. Your calendar sets the real one, and nothing here is a tier you have to squeeze into.
The Steady Feed
One day + 5 videos, monthly
The Loud Month
One day + 10 videos, monthly
The Slow Burn
One day + 5 videos, every other month
Every figure above is the same $1,250 day and $150 video from the rate card. A $200 deposit locks each content day, and travel is quoted with the plan in the same published tiers as everything else.
Consistency is the strategy. The package is just the calendar.
What accumulates
The Content BankEffect.
A one-off shoot gives you a burst, and a package builds a bank: every cycle adds edited videos, working stills and proven concepts to a library your business owns outright. Six months in, you're not just posting this month's batch, you're re-running winners, repurposing clips for ads and email, and walking into launches with material already on the shelf. The businesses that look effortless online are running exactly this system, and none of it requires the owner to become a videographer, an editor or a nightly content machine.
It's also the cheapest insurance in marketing: algorithms wobble, seasons swing, platforms rise and fall, and a stocked library means your presence holds steady through every bit of it. The monthly content creation packages exist to make that bank grow on a schedule instead of by heroics.
The compounding part
Month Two BeatsMonth One.
The first content day starts from a questionnaire. Every one after starts from evidence: which videos pulled, which offers landed, what your audience answered. That's the quiet advantage of monthly content creation packages over one-off shoots, and it's the reason recurring content is the arrangement Amy built her creative-director offer around: and it's why the blueprint gets sharper while the filming gets faster. Month one answers who you are on camera; month two already knows, and spends the day pushing further. By month three the shot list practically writes itself, and the content bank means a sick week or a busy season never empties your feed.
The day itself is run by a social media videographer who directs like a creative director, because she is one. Stills ride along for your library, event coverage can fold into the rhythm, and the Baltimore photography prices stay published for everything on the portrait side.
Retainer questions
Packages,Unpacked.
What do content creation packages include?
Each package is a rhythm of content days plus a set video count: the strategy blueprint, a directed 6 to 7 hour shoot, and edited platform-ready videos, delivered organized for whoever posts them. The units never change, so the package math always traces back to the published rates: the $1,250 day, the $150 video, the $30-and-up travel tiers, all sitting in public view. Each cycle also includes the planning conversation that updates the blueprint, which is where the compounding happens: the next shoot starts from what the last batch taught you.
How much does a content creator cost?
With Amy the honest unit is the day, and it's public: $1,250 for a content day, $150 per edited video, so a day producing 5 videos is $2,000. Hourly creator rates you see elsewhere usually leave out strategy and editing, which is where the real hours live. When you compare quotes, ask what a finished, ready-to-post video costs; that's the number that matters, and hers is on the page.
How much does it cost to hire a content creator monthly?
One content day a month with 5 edited videos comes to $2,000 a month at her published rates, and with 10 videos it's $2,750. Slower rhythms cost proportionally less, like a day every other month, and the count flexes with your calendar. Compare that against hiring in-house or piecing together freelancers per post, and the day model usually wins on both cost and consistency for an owner-led business.
Is there a discount for committing monthly?
The published rates are the rates, which is exactly why they're trustworthy. What a standing rhythm buys you is priority scheduling, a blueprint that compounds from month to month, and content that ships without you chasing it.
Who handles posting, captions and scheduling?
Your side, by design. Posting, captions, scheduling, content calendars and cover design stay with you or your marketing team, and the deliverables arrive organized to make that handoff painless. Amy makes the content; your team runs the channels. No team yet? The organized delivery keeps a solo owner's posting week down to scheduling, and captions come easier when the video already says the thing.
What kinds of businesses do packages fit?
Owner-led small businesses that need to show up online every week: practices, studios, service providers, event brands. Her client list runs exactly that way, from Santangelo Family Chiropractic to Noted. Virtual Assistant, TEOS and Living The Shift. If your customers check your feed before they call you, and they do, a package is the difference between a feed that vouches for you and one that trails off in March.
What is social media video production cost per video?
$150 per edited video on top of the day rate, published like everything else. The per-video line only makes sense attached to a planned day, which is why the day is the unit and the video count is the dial.
Can photography ride along with a package?
Yes, and it usually should. The setups are already lit and directed, so stills get captured through the day, and a dedicated brand session can slot into the rhythm when the library needs a refresh. Photography rates are published separately, and a package can alternate: video-led one cycle, a brand refresh session the next, all inside the same planning rhythm.
How do we start?
With the form and a conversation. You'll talk through goals, platforms and cadence, the first blueprint gets built, and a $200 deposit locks the first content day. From there the rhythm is whatever the two of you set. Expect to settle your cadence within a cycle or two, once you see how far a batch actually stretches.
Can we pause or change the rhythm?
The arrangement is built month to month around your calendar, so the cadence is a conversation, never a trap. Busy season coming? Add a day. Quiet stretch? Slow it down. The math stays public either way, and the blueprint keeps its memory between cycles so restarting never means starting over.
The monthly answer
Stop Scramblingfor Content.
Tell Amy your platforms, your goals and the rhythm you could actually sustain. She replies herself, the first blueprint gets built together, and the package is whatever cadence serves the business, priced from the numbers on this page. If you're weighing it against a one-off shoot, say that too; she'll give you the honest math for both and let the calendar decide.