D.F.Y content strategy for coaches and founders
- Brand Strategy
- Social Media
- Content Marketing
- Marketing Strategy
- Copywriting
Overview
Done-For-You Content Strategy You don't need another 30 content ideas sitting in a Google Doc. You need content that actually has a reason to exist. I work with coaches and founders to build a content strategy around their business, audience, positioning, and goals. What to talk about. What angles to explore. What stories to tell. What problems to address. And how to communicate your value without sounding like every other person in your industry. This isn't just theory. I've worked on the content strategy for a 6–7 figure e-commerce entrepreneur. Another client I helped generated 3 leads almost immediately after implementing the content strategy. You get a strategy built around your business, not a recycled list of trending topics. So you can stop staring at a blank content calendar every Monday, wondering what on earth you're supposed to post. You focus on running your business. I'll help you figure out what your business should be saying.
Deliverables
- A 30-day content calendar with captions
How it works
- One round of revisions based on your feedback
About the seller
Hey, I'm Sheeraz Ahmed. I'm a 22-year-old creative strategist and copywriter from Karachi, Pakistan. I spend an unreasonable amount of time thinking about why people buy things, why they ignore certain ads, and why some brands get all the attention while others are practically talking to a wall. That's what got me into marketing. I love understanding people, studying customer psychology, finding interesting angles, and turning those insights into creative ideas that make people stop scrolling, pay attention, and take action. I work with businesses to make their marketing more interesting, their messaging more persuasive, and their creative more effective. That means research, strategy, copywriting, hooks, scripts, concepts, and occasionally staring at a blank document until a good idea shows up. I believe good marketing starts with understanding people, not throwing around fancy words and hoping something converts.
- Member since2026