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Technically, both. Katie posts videos to her platforms; Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook... and then will add your brand on as a collaborator. This way, the content will appear on both pages, ensuring the maximum amount of viewers.

That's totally up to you! Katie works with a wide variety of clients — some love to give her complete creative freedom and others like to send specific talking points and an idea of what exactly they want the video to look like. She sends every client the content ahead of posting for approval and is happy to make any edits necessary.

Yes. Katie will provide the client with an analytics report one month after posting a piece of content. This report will include views, likes/comments, and shares, and more. She will note the watch time, top sources of views, and the male-female viewer ratio.

Before any filming begins, Katie digs into what the business is trying to accomplish — who the ideal audience is, what the content needs to communicate, and what success actually looks like for that particular campaign. From there she develops the creative concept, writes the copy and scripts, plans the shoot, and makes sure every detail is intentional before production starts. The strategy is the foundation everything else is built on, which is what separates a campaign that performs from content that just exists.

Most content creators focus on volume — the goal is to keep posting and stay consistent. Katie works differently. She builds focused video campaigns around what your business actually needs, whether that's growing a new audience, promoting a specific offering, or establishing your brand online. A big part of her approach is getting behind the scenes — capturing the real moments and highlights that make a business worth following. Depending on the campaign, that might mean showcasing the business itself, putting the owner front and center, or both. Every video has a strategic reason for existing and tells a story that actually reflects who you are and what you do.

It depends on your goals. A single video is great for a focused message or a specific moment you want to capture. A three video series works well for introducing your brand, building credibility, and driving a clear action over a short window of time. A six video campaign is best suited for businesses that want sustained visibility throughout the year or have a more layered story to tell. Katie helps you figure out which scope makes the most sense.

Digital storytelling goes beyond traditional marketing by creating real connection, not just visibility. Instead of simply promoting what you do, Katie brings your brand to life through authentic, human-centered content that people can relate to and remember. The result is deeper engagement, stronger trust, and a brand that stands out in a crowded digital space—because when people feel something, they’re far more likely to connect, and ultimately, choose you.

A single video can make a strong first impression, but a series gives your audience the repetition and depth needed to actually remember you and trust you. With a three or six video campaign, Katie maps out a progression — each video builds on the last, keeping your audience engaged and moving them closer to taking action. It also gives the algorithm more to work with, increasing the chances your content reaches new people over time.

A social media content campaign is a planned series of videos — typically one, three, or six videos built around a clear intention for your business. That intention doesn't have to be a launch or a big event. Sometimes the goal is simply getting in front of more people, building name recognition, or establishing your brand as a credible voice in your industry. What makes it a campaign rather than random content is the strategy behind it — every video has a role to play, and together they move your audience in a specific direction.

Absolutely. Some of the most effective campaigns are built purely around visibility and audience growth — introducing your brand to new people, building trust with an audience that doesn't know you yet, or positioning you as an expert in your space. You don't need a product launch or a big milestone to justify investing in quality video content. If you want more people to know who you are and what you do, that's reason enough to run a campaign.