A content manager is a skilled freelancer (or full-time employee if you’re into that kind of thing) who manages all of the content that goes into online marketing. Some content managers only schedule content on your various platforms, and others—like me—do a little bit of everything. In my case, I help with every step of the way from writing the content to making sure it’s distributed online to land in front of your ideal audience. 

Content managers are often confused with social media managers, but we do the same things. I do everything a social media manager does, but also handle the rest of your content as well, including blogs, articles, courses, websites and more.

It’s not as expensive as working with a consultant, but more expensive than working with a virtual assistant (or content manager who doesn’t have a background in design and marketing.)

Depending on the skillset you need, you can expect a rate of $85-$125 (with retainers on the lower end of the scale)

In the end, it’s less expensive than hiring 2-3 people to get all the same skills, and you only pay me when I’m actively working. My clock stops when I get up to get a coffee and gets turned back on when I’m 100% focused on your project.

Unfortunately, no.

Before 2020 I was on the road to burning myself out with the hustle lifestyle and I gave a lot of my time away to community events and mentorship and coffee chats. 

These days, I am a huge proponent of avoiding burnout, not stretching yourself too thin, and not giving from an empty cup. At this time, I keep my cup filled to the brim for my clients so they get my best energy for their projects. 

In the meantime, I’m happy to grab a coffee if we’re at the same event and you want to chat about your content strategy—because honestly talking about this kind of work lights me up. 

Absolutely! There is excellent funding available. I frequently work with CAS grants through Centre For Women In Business and TDAPs via Digital Nova Scotia.

I also offer monthly payment programs where required, but only release the full work once all payments have been made.

No. I don't have a minimum monthly contract for my retainers. However, all retainers are required to give me a month notice before ending their retainer.

Most of my monthly clients work with me 2+ years. I've only had one that worked with me for 4 months for a specific project and then moved on.

I live in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia and work with clients across Canada. I do not currently work with clients outside of Canada outside of agencies. Please get in touch for the names of the agents I work with across the border.

(Land Acknowledgement: We acknowledge that Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, is situated on the traditional and unceded territory of the Mi'kmaq people.)

Unfortunately not. I absolutely LOVE my life as a freelancer and the multitude of different projects I get to work on, from content writing, designing, editing, video work, and more.

I am not interested in full time positions, however I am willing to interview for part time work as a sub-contractor up to 20 hours per month (remote only.)