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It handles the full production of a founder's public presence, from positioning and scripting through filming, editing and publishing. The founder supplies opinions and time on camera, and the agency does everything else. The point is to make consistent output possible for someone who runs a business full time. More detail here.
No honest agency will promise that. Content is aimed at outcomes like warmer sales conversations and inbound interest, and it compounds over time rather than delivering instantly. If someone promises results as a certainty, that tells you more about their sales process than their content. More detail here.
No. The agency is based in Mascot in Sydney and works with clients across Australia. Strategy, scripting, editing and publishing run remotely, and filming is batched into concentrated sessions, so interstate clients fly in for a filming day rather than needing an agency in their own city. More detail here.
Filming is batched: one concentrated day in front of the camera produces weeks of content. Interstate clients typically fly in for that day. Between sessions, some clients also self shoot footage to a brief, which the editing team turns into finished pieces. More detail here.
It depends on filming frequency, content volume, platform coverage and strategy depth, which is why Get Known quotes after a content audit call rather than publishing one number for every business. Be careful comparing agencies on the headline price alone, because inclusions vary widely between retainers that look identical. More detail here.
At minimum: positioning and strategy, scripting, batched filming sessions, editing, captions, scheduling and publishing. Confirm every inclusion in writing before you sign, including how many edited pieces you receive and who actually posts them. More detail here.
Yes. Done for you content removes the production work, not the person. You are the reason anyone follows the account, so we film you and handle everything after that. Batched filming keeps the load light, since a single session covers weeks of posting. More detail here.
Yes, if you want each platform to treat your content as native. Caption styles, safe zones, sound libraries and viewer habits all differ across TikTok, Reels and Shorts. The filming stays the same, the edit changes. Publishing the identical file everywhere is easier, and it shows. More detail here.
Not always. Written opinion content on LinkedIn can carry a founder brand on its own if the writing is genuinely yours. Video does more of the trust building work though, because people buy from faces and voices, so we push founders toward camera unless there is a real reason not to. More detail here.
You need a specific entry point, not a smaller ambition. A coach who names the exact person and problem they solve gets remembered, and remembered is what gets booked. You can broaden later once demand is real. Broad positioning on a crowded platform usually reads as no positioning at all. More detail here.
It moves the trust building that normally happens across several meetings into public content that runs before the first call. A buyer who has been reading your thinking treats that first conversation as a continuation, not an introduction. Nothing about it is certain, but content aimed at showing your judgement tends to shorten sales conversations and lift the quality of enquiries. More detail here.
DIY stops making sense when the constraint shifts from money to time. If posting keeps slipping because the business needs you elsewhere, more effort will not fix a structural problem. That is the point to bring in outside help, either an editor or a full agency. More detail here.
Screenshots, dated client messages and the accounts themselves, published with client permission. If a figure cannot be traced to a record, it does not get published. That rule costs us impressive-sounding claims and we keep it anyway. More detail here.
No. Filming is batched, so a single session in front of the camera produces weeks of content. That is what makes personal branding sustainable for busy owners, since the recurring work of editing and publishing happens without you. More detail here.
Ask it on a content audit call. If content is not your bottleneck, we will tell you.
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