a new course · september 28, 9am cst

content people care about.

the easy content system for creators who are tired of guessing what to post, from a social media strategist who does this for brands all week long.

$17$27 the waitlist price, september 28 at 9am cst through september 30.
$27 for everyone, from october 1.
september 28 – 30 the waitlist price, $17. doors open 9am cst on the 28th.
october 1 full price for everyone, $27.

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no spam. you'll get one email when it opens, and the $17 price runs through september 30 only.

the companion workbook, 16 pages.

16.66% average engagement rate on a client account, january to september 2026. the norm is 1 to 3%.
80,276 views in 10 weeks, from an account with 622 followers.

5 short modules, and the workbook that goes with them

01why people care
02find the ideas
03one idea, 10 posts
04make people care + act
05turn attention into action

hey there, i'm calle

social media marketer, mom of two.

i spent eight years in corporate advertising and marketing as a senior social media manager, building the kind of campaigns big brands spend real money on. then i became a mom and wanted something different. not less ambition, just a life where my work fit around my family instead of competing with it.

now i work as a freelance social media strategist, running instagram pages for businesses all over the country, entirely from home. this page is where the rest of it lives: the motherhood and the lifestyle, the ugc work, and the content tips i'd give a client, handed to you instead.

cheering you oncalle

what you'll find here

three things, and they all feed each other.

this isn't a niche, it's a life. here's what i actually post about, and why the three belong together.

01

motherhood & lifestyle

the honest version of the day, not the highlight reel. two kids, a house that's rarely tidy, and the small things worth keeping.

02

ugc & brand work

content made for brands to run on their own pages and ads. filmed on my phone, at home, on my own schedule.

03

content tips

what eight years in corporate social taught me about why people stop scrolling, translated out of marketing-speak.

same camera roll, three different jobs.

ugc

get paid by brands to make content.

the course i bought and work from, and the kit i send brands when i pitch.

work with me

an outside look at your instagram.

for the business owner who's posting, selling and trying to make instagram work, but can't tell what needs fixing from inside her own account.

you've looked at your own account approximately nine million times, so everything looks normal by now. a potential buyer doesn't arrive with all the context that's in your head. she lands and starts deciding almost immediately: what does she do? is this for someone like me? what is she selling? why would i want it?

this isn't about a prettier feed. i look at instagram as part of your business: what's already doing its job, what's creating confusion or weakening buying desire, and what i'd change so the right person understands who you are and why she should care.

instagram audit

$147

one account, read end to end by a strategist, with the changes i'd make and the order i'd make them in.

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this is for you if

you're posting consistently enough to know that "post more" isn't useful advice
people watch, like and save, but none of it seems to move them toward your offers
you have several offers and can't tell where a new follower would start
you've changed your business six times and your instagram still holds evidence of all six

free. all yours.

the four tools that actually get you posting.

start here ↓

the content tools i actually use

the four tools behind my reels, graphics, dms and email list, what is free, and how they fit together.

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the whole idea

you don't need more hours, girlie. you need a plan that fits the ones you already have.

calle · it's calle morain

the two-column note

motherhood and ambition aren't opposites.

back in 2023 i had my first baby, and i went back to my full time job still loving my career. then i started jotting my salary on one side of a note and childcare on the other, and the same truth kept staring back: i was working full time, missing him all day, to basically break even. that note is where all of this began.

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my why.