Glossary

The words we use, defined plainly.

No jargon for the sake of it. Here is exactly what each term means, and where to read the longer version.

What is done-with-you content?

Done-with-you content is a model where you stay the source and a team handles the execution. You record about an hour a month; the team does ideation, editing, short-form repurposing, distribution and optimization on YouTube and Instagram. You stay the face and the voice and never touch a timeline.

What is a done-with-you content agency for founders? →

What is done-for-you content?

Done-for-you content is a model where a team produces content with as little of you as possible. It is faster, but it tends to sound generic and detached, which is why it fits company channels better than a personal brand.

Done-with-you vs done-for-you, explained →

What is personal branding for founders?

Personal branding for founders is making your expertise visible to the market so the right clients find you instead of the other way around. For a founder it is built on video, and it is measured in inquiries and revenue, not in followers.

What is personal branding? The definition for founders →

What is founder-led content?

Founder-led content is content built on the founder as the face and voice, rather than a faceless company account. People follow a person, so the founder stays the source while a team amplifies. The moment a team manufactures a personality you never gave them, it goes flat.

The personal branding agency for founders →

What is an A-to-Z content agency?

An A-to-Z content agency runs the entire content system as one machine: ideation, shooting, editing, distribution and optimization, with you as the only input. For a founder it describes the same thing as a done-with-you personal branding agency. The label matters less than the model.

The A-to-Z content system for founders →

What is a content engine?

A content engine is a repeatable system that turns about an hour a month of your input into a steady stream of long-form video and short clips, distributed and optimized on a schedule, instead of one-off posts you have to think about each week.

The system, open and ungated →

What is organic growth?

Organic growth is growth that comes from content earning attention, not from paid ads. Ads rent attention; a channel earns it and keeps the value when the budget stops. The flagship client grew from $12.5K to $80K per month in seven months almost entirely organic, mostly through YouTube and Instagram.

From $12.5K to $80K per month →