Post on a plan, not on a whim. Pick a few content pillars, open every video with a strong hook, keep a calendar you can actually hold, and fix your bio so a visit turns into a follow. Velora Media builds that plan, produces short-form video, and fixes your profiles on the platforms that matter most.
At Velora, a Social Profile Audit & Fix costs $200 to $500, AI Social Video runs $500 for one video up to $2,500 for a batch of 8 to 12, and the Instagram Content Agency is $1,000 to $5,000 a month. You can start with any one of those, and your plan is set on a free consultation.
All of the ones creators use: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and YouTube Shorts, Facebook, Snapchat, X, Threads, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Twitch, and Kick, plus subscription and membership platforms like Patreon, OnlyFans, Fansly, Substack, and Discord. Content plans cover every platform you use, each profile audit covers up to four, and produced videos are cut for Instagram Reels, TikTok, or Facebook.
Yes. Velora Media is based in Manhattan and works online with creators across Los Angeles, from Hollywood, West Hollywood, Silver Lake, and Echo Park to Santa Monica, Venice, Culver City, Burbank, and the San Fernando Valley. Planning, profiles, video, and email all run remotely, and the free consultation is booked online.
Hook viewers in the first second, keep videos tight, add captions, and post on a steady schedule so each platform has more to learn from. Velora's AI Social Video produces hook-first, captioned short-form videos cut for TikTok, Instagram Reels, or Facebook, from $500 for one to $2,500 for a batch of 8 to 12.
Treat Shorts as the front door and longer videos as the living room. Shorts bring new viewers, while titles, thumbnails, and a clear channel promise turn them into subscribers. Velora's Content & Media Systems builds your content pillars and a 90-day calendar that ties Shorts to longer uploads, for $1,000 to $4,000.
Grow the public audience first, then give fans a clear path to the paid page through your link-in-bio, your own site, and your email list. Each social platform has its own rules about which links you can post, so stay within them. Velora sets up the profiles, link page, and list, but does not run your subscription account.
Because you rent your followers from each app, and an algorithm change or a lost account can cut you off overnight. An email list is an audience you own and can reach anytime. Velora's Email List Starter Kit sets up the platform, a branded template, a welcome sequence, and an opt-in page, for $300 to $700.
The best link in bio sends each visitor to one clear next step, like joining your list, watching your latest video, or visiting your paid page. A page on your own domain is the one no app can take away. Velora configures your link-in-bio in the Social Profile Audit & Fix and builds owned link pages from $400.
A content creator manager handles the work around the content: planning what to post, keeping a calendar, fixing profiles, tracking what grows the audience, and handling inquiries. Some managers also negotiate deals. Velora Media covers the marketing side for Los Angeles creators, so you can spend more of your week creating.
Influencer management is ongoing help running a creator's brand and business, from content and growth to partnerships. You likely need it once posting, profiles, and inquiries take more time than creating. Velora handles the marketing part, like plans, video, profiles, and email, while contracts stay with you or a licensed agent.
Make it easy for a brand to say yes. Pick a clear niche, post consistently, keep a media kit with your audience and best results, and reply to inquiries quickly. Brands often care about engagement and fit, not only follower count. Velora builds the profiles, media kit page, and analytics, but does not pitch brands for you.
No. Velora Media is a marketing agency, not a talent agency, so it does not book brand deals or negotiate contracts. It builds the content, profiles, media kit page, and analytics that make you easier for brands to find and evaluate. Deals stay between you, the brand, and your manager or agent if you have one.
Spread your income so no single app controls it. Creator income can come from platform payouts, sponsorships, subscriptions or memberships, and your own products, and each one works better with an audience you can reach directly. Velora builds the content system, profiles, site, and email list behind that mix, while the business decisions stay yours.
Plan the month before it starts. A content calendar with set pillars and batch production days keeps you posting when you are busy or uninspired. Velora's Content & Media Systems builds a 90-day calendar for $1,000 to $4,000, and the Instagram Content Agency plans, designs, and schedules your Instagram posts every month.
You do. Your social accounts, videos, brand files, website, and email list all stay in your name. Velora works with the access you grant and hands back everything it builds. Ongoing support is there if you want it, and if you ever move on, everything you paid for stays with you.