One day to plan your next two months of content, film it with people who'll hold the camera for you, and walk out with your first post already scheduled — and a system you can actually repeat.
For driven service businesses who know they should be showing up online… and just haven't.
What they find in that quick search decides whether the warm intro turns into a booking — or goes cold. And you never even know it happened.
You didn't start your business to become a content creator, so content sits at the bottom of the list. You'd rather be the business people recommend — and you are. But once you're recommended, your online presence is what closes the gap.
You already know this. Knowledge was never the problem. What's actually stopped you is three things: time, not being sure what to post, and no one to hold the camera while you figure it out.
Content In A Day handles all three. In one day. In a room of people in exactly the same boat.
Includes the full day, expert guidance, and your content crew — plus coffee on arrival and a drink to finish. Lunch break at the cafe (grab your own). Bring your phone and yourself — that's it. Just 10 seats, so the filming works properly and everyone gets real attention.
📅 Thursday 17 September · ⏰ 8:30am–2:30pm · Happy Jane Cafe, Brisbane
Secure your spot →Real filming, real support, real people getting it done together.
These are clients I work with — real people I've helped become visible and trusted online. Content In A Day is your chance to start building the same thing yourself, in a day.
These are clients, not past attendees — the kind of trust that consistent content builds. The workshop is where you start building yours.
And here's what showing up consistently has done for the businesses I work with:
Instagram growth for LEAP Lab — from around 1,000 to 1,600 followers.
A brand-new client went from a standing start to 30 leads in a matter of weeks.
Nine retainer clients in under nine months — every one through referrals and content.
Recognised in 2026 — under a year into running Your Content Partner.
Nobody's good on camera the first few times — that's just what doing something new feels like. Most people film once a fortnight, so the awkwardness never wears off. One directed day, with a group beside you, compresses months of self-conscious practice into a few hours. You leave past the worst of it.
Anyone can generate a competent article on your subject in four seconds. What AI can't produce is you — how you talk, how you make people feel understood, the opinion half your industry disagrees with. As written content gets cheaper, proof that a real person is behind the business gets more valuable. Video is the fastest proof there is.
Effective content isn't about production value. It's about saying the right thing to the right person — speaking to their problem with empathy, and showing you can solve it. You don't need a studio. You need a message and a camera.
What you post in September is what brings enquiries in November. The people booking you at Christmas started following you now. You can't switch it on the week the pipeline goes quiet — you build it before you need it.
You're a Brisbane or SEQ service business who gets work through referrals and networking — mortgage brokers, buyers agents, financial advisers, accountants, coaches, consultants, lawyers. You're brilliant at what you do. You're just a bit invisible online, and you'd rather not be.
You're chasing a viral hack or a hands-off "just do it all for me" fix. This is a roll-your-sleeves-up day — and you'll leave having actually made something. That's the point.
Most content workshops send you home with a notebook full of theory and zero content. You'll leave this one with the plan and the content — filmed and started. And you won't do it alone: being directed, with a crew around you, is the whole difference between "I'll get to it" and "it's done."
It's done with you. Not lectured at you. Not done for you.
A warm, relaxed spot with great coffee and even better light for filming. Coffee on arrival and a drink to finish are on us — grab your own lunch at the cafe over the break.
I'm Frances — I run Your Content Partner. I help time-poor, referral-driven service businesses become visible and trusted online, so the referrals they earn actually convert. Normally my team and I do the whole thing for our clients. Content In A Day is your chance to get in the room, get it done, and see how good it feels to finally show up as yourself.
Perfect — you're exactly who this is for. You'll be directed the whole way, in a small crew. Most people forget the camera's there within minutes.
You don't need to be. If you can use your phone, you can do this.
You'll leave with a plan, a month of footage, and at least one post live. The rest you finish with the system you learn on the day — or we can do it for you, just ask about ongoing support.
You'll walk out with content that would take you weeks to make alone — if you made it at all — plus a system and a network. Next to another quarter of "I'll get to it," it pays for itself.
Your phone, and yourself. We handle the rest.
No stress — you've got options. Register your interest for the next date, or we can do it one-on-one. There's a section just below with both.
Seats are limited, so tickets are non-refundable — but they're fully transferable. If something comes up, send a colleague in your place or move your spot to the next Content In A Day. Just let me know.
The date won't suit everyone — but there's still a way in.
Register your interest and you'll be first to hear when the next Content In A Day date is set.
Register your interest →We can do it just the two of us — your content, your pace. Book a quick chat and we'll work out the best fit.
Book a chat →Build and implement the content strategy that grows your reputation and generates leads.
$595 + GST · Limited to 10 seats.
Secure your spot →P.S. — If, after a day of this, you decide you'd rather never think about content again, we can talk about doing the whole thing for you, ongoing. But that's a conversation for another day. This one's about getting it done yourself, with a bit of help.