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You know you should be more visible online.
It’s been on your to-do list for two years.
It's time to get known for what you’re great at without spending your week making content about it.
TWO JOBS. ONE OF YOU.
You spent a dozen years or more getting really good at your work.
Now you’re supposed to be good at making content about it, too.
And your options for doing that kind of stink.
> You can do it yourself, but you haven't.
> You can let AI write it and sound like everybody else.
> Or you can pay someone to post for you who’s never going to understand your work the way you do.
What if it worked like this?
Making content doesn’t eat your week.
You talk about your work for a few minutes, the way you already do with clients, and that’s the hard part done.
You always know what to talk about.
Your segments are planned for you, and each one fits a bigger plan for your “show,” with a story that builds over time.
You know it’s good before it goes up.
Someone who’s spent years making things for audiences in the millions takes the best parts and shapes them for you.
You’re not doing it alone.
There’s someone in your corner, plus a few other people figuring it out right alongside you.
It keeps happening.
Something goes out every week, and “next week” finally comes off the to-do list.
INTRODUCING
You talk. I produce.
A six-month program starting in January.
Here's what you'll get.
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A kickoff call to find your “show.”
That's the thing you're known for online: your premise.
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Your voice doc.
Built from the way you talk.
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A personalized prompt every week.
All you do is record yourself talking. I produce the rest for you.
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Two videos and three posts. Done.
I turn your recording into two videos and three written posts and deliver them.
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Text me whenever.
If you want to make additional videos on your own, you can ask me about anything you're stuck on.
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A monthly group call.
One person takes the hot seat and we work on their stuff while everyone watches.
WHO I AM
Hi! I'm Kim. I spent fifteen years in TV as an Executive Producer and showrunner, working with people including Stephen Colbert, Trevor Noah, Nikki Glaser and Chip and Joanna Gaines. I've also written for The New York Times, The New Yorker and Marie Claire.
On TV, the experts never made the show themselves. They showed up, said the smart thing, and went home. The producers handled everything else.
Now I do that for people making their own content. Bring what you know. We'll help you make it watchable, and we'll have a good time doing it.
You do the talking.
I do the worrying about everything else.
IT WORKS OUT TO ABOUT 20 MINUTES A WEEK.
I read every application myself.
If it looks like a fit, I'll write back within two days to set up a call.
THIS IS FOR YOU IF...
You want to be known for your work and would rather not become an influencer to get there.
You have opinions about your work and you can talk about it for 15 minutes.
You want to make short videos, even if the camera makes you a little nervous.
THIS IS NOT FOR YOU IF...
You want someone to run your accounts without ever hearing from you.
You want a template you can copy and paste every week.
You want to sound like everyone else in your field, just with more posts.
You need content for one launch and then you’re done.
FAQ
Do I have to be on camera?
Yes. This is for people who want to make short videos: Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn. If the camera makes you nervous, you’re in good hands. I spent fifteen years shaping stories and helping experts be themselves on TV.
How much time will this take?
About 20 minutes a week to record your segment, then a read of the package before you post. Plus the monthly call.
Is AI writing my posts?
No, I go through it the way I went through scripts in TV.
Which platforms?
Wherever your people watch short videos: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts or LinkedIn. You can post the written ones wherever you write.
I’ve never posted anything. Is that okay?
Yes. We’ll find your premise and your voice before you post a single thing.
Is this a course?
There are no modules and no videos to get through. You talk, I produce, and you pick up how it’s done by watching me do it every week.
So, about that to-do list.
You already know what you'd say. You say it to clients every week, and you're good at it.
The part you keep putting off is turning that into a video somebody watches all the way through.
That was my job for fifteen years. I sat in studios with people who were brilliant at their work and nervous on camera, and I made them sound like themselves.
Six months from now, you could have more than fifty videos out with your name on them, every one of them sounding like you.
Or it could still be on the list.
Kim Gamble Parker
TV producer + writer (NYT, New Yorker, Marie Claire). I teach business owners and their teams how to make things people can't stop watching.