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Content that teaches — and sells
Educational content is how digital businesses earn trust: tips, how-tos, myth-busting, case studies. I turn what you know into a feed that makes strangers think 'this person gets it' — and then buy.
For digital businesses
You're brilliant at the thing you sell — the coaching, the software, the service. But your last post was three weeks ago, your launch went out to crickets, and the competitors with worse products are louder than you every single day.
What I actually do in a digital business
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Educational content is how digital businesses earn trust: tips, how-tos, myth-busting, case studies. I turn what you know into a feed that makes strangers think 'this person gets it' — and then buy.
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A launch, a cohort, a webinar, a promo — anything with a date gets the full countdown treatment: the build-up, the urgency, the last call. Your next launch doesn't go out to crickets.
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Your product shown working, your wins shown honestly, and every 'how much is it?' in your DMs answered fast with the right link. The gap between your content and your checkout closes.
Built into your website
Scheduling, deposits and reminders live inside your own website. No separate tool, no seat fees, no monthly bill for software that sits idle in your slow weeks.
Included with Ranza Website hosting. Powered by Prixat.
Plans
$399/month
For the spot that just needs to stop disappearing. I write it, design it and publish it on your pages — you stop touching it.
Most digital businesses pick this
$899/month
The one most people pick. Everything above, plus I stop being a page that posts and start being a face your customers recognise — in your content, on your accounts.
$1799/month
For the business that wants to stop thinking about marketing at all. I run the ads, the events and the reporting on top of everything else.
Start here · one-time build
$997one-time
+ $600/yr hosting & apps (or $59/mo)
A real website on your own domain — not a page on somebody else’s platform. It reads from the same place I run your accounts from, so your menu, your hours and your photos are never the stale version.
Charges appear as HUNGRY TOUCH on your card statement. Month to month, cancel any time — the website stands on its own.
Questions digital businesses ask
It works BETTER. No storefront means your content IS your storefront — it's the only thing a potential client sees before deciding. Onboarding takes two fields if you have no address: your name and your niche.
Screenshots and a face. Your product on screen, your workspace, you talking to the camera — phone quality is perfect. I turn that into educational content, demos and launch pushes. No brand shoot, no agency briefs.
Same rule as my restaurants: one client per niche. If I'm already running someone in your exact lane, I'll tell you it's taken — I never compete with myself.
Not ready to pick a plan?
I'll text you, look at your accounts, and tell you honestly whether I can help — and whether your category is still open where you are.