Social Media Lunch-n-Learn

​You didn't start a business to become a content creator. Or you did, and you're still posting into the void.

​Either way, social is still the biggest lever you have. Poppi started in a Texas kitchen with a founder putting her own face on TikTok and telling her story. Pepsi bought it for $1.95 billion. Mid-Day Squares built a $30M brand by filming the parts most founders hide.

​None of them had a budget you don't have. They had a system they owned.

​In one hour we'll build yours.

​You'll leave with:

• ​The viral formats actually converting in your niche, pulled apart so you can run them

• ​A filter for which trends to chase, which to ignore, and how to start your own

• ​A posting rhythm you can hold, instead of the one that burns out in three weeks

• ​One piece of content, filmed in the room, using your new strategy

• ​Free access to tengi, the AI tool that plans your shoots, edits your footage and posts for you

​We have the whole space, so the last stretch is yours to shoot in. Come camera-ready. Wear something you'd be happy to post in, bring your phone, and we'll handle the rest.

​Whether you post every day or haven't in months, you'll walk out with a system and something to publish tonight.

​About Kate

​Kate is the founding director of Studio4D, a boutique social media strategy firm in Austin. She works with founders to find their voice, their differentiator, and the systems to scale their content without living inside their phone. Studio4D offers full-service production, lightweight coaching and small engagement packages. She's unveiling tengi, Studio4D's new AI content engine, at this workshop.

​Meet tengi

​tengi is the first AI social media manager that turns real footage into finished video. It plans the scripts and shot lists, makes the edits, and schedules the posts to every major platform. You sit down and record.