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PACKAGES​

Social Media Management: Creating, Planning and Scheduling Engaging Social Media Content that promote sales and increases engagement and viewership for Instagram/Instastories, Facebook & Twitter

Influencer Relations Consulting: How to take your brand to the next level with Micro Influencers

Photography & Videography: Creative Direction and Photography of Products for Website and Social Media Use, including but not limited to: Flat lays, Lifestyle shots, Street Style shots, Videography 60 seconds – 2 minutes

Sponsored Content: Sponsored Blog Posts/Reviews, Sponsored Video Posts/Reviews, Sponsored Giveaways, Sponsored Social Media Posts

Instagram Collaborations: Instagram Photos + Carousels, InstaStories, InstaStories (with Swipe Up Links to website/product of your choice), Highlight Reel in Instagram Profile, Link in Instagram Profile (24 hours Maximum), Instagram Videos (45-55 seconds), IGTV Video (3-5 minutes)

Social Media Takeovers: Instagram Photography & Instastories Takeovers for Special Events, Travel, Tutorials Etc.

Social Media Collaborations: Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, Google + Shares

Video Content: YouTube Reviews, YouTube Tutorials, IGTV Tutorials/Reviews

Speaking Engagements/Hosting: Event Hosting (inviting my audience to event), Panel Discussions, Moderating Panels, Fashion & Blogger Expert Appearances, Television Interviews/Expert

Features Writing: Fashion, Lifestyle, Travel, Beauty & Health Writing

250 x 250 Ad Space in Right Sidebar or 300 x 200 Ad Space on Main Blog Page Footer

Sponsored Links: Links inside old or upcoming Blog Posts, Swipe Up Links on Instagram Stories (Lasts 24 hours with analytics provided upon completion), Link in Instagram profile (24 hours Maximum)

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  • Star

    • Sponsored Content on IG & FB

    • Logo on the official event website

    • Direct link to your website or business page from event website

    • Swag bag inclusion - branded products, samples, promotions  (50 Pieces Minimum) *optional

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  • Haute Sponsor- $5,000

    • VIP Preferred seating for (4) at event

    • Social media promotion

    • Logo on the official event website

    • Direct link to your website or business page from event website

    • Swag bag inclusion - branded products, samples, promotions (50 Pieces Minimum) *optional

    • 10' x 10' booth space (1 table/2 chairs) at event

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  • Platinum Sponsor- $10,000

    • VIP Preferred seating for (6) at event

    • Social media promotion

    • Logo on the official event website

    • Direct link to your website or business page from event website

    • Swag bag inclusion - branded products, samples, promotions  (50 Pieces Minimum) *optional

    • 10' x 20' booth space (2 tables/ 2 chairs) at event

    • Custom branded banner (placed at main entrance)

    • Logo on step and repeat

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  • Haute

    • VIP Preferred seating for (8) at event

    • Social media promotion

    • Logo on the official event website

    • Direct link to your website or business page from event website

    • Swag bag inclusion - branded products, samples, promotions  (50 Pieces Minimum) *optional

    • 10' x 20' booth space (2 tables/ 2 chairs) at event

    • 3 custom branded banners (placed at main entrance and 2 high traffic areas)

    • Logo on step and repeat

    • Logo on event LCD digital screen

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    • Essential Forms for Independent Contractors

1. W‑9 Form (U.S.)

This is the most important form. A contractor fills out a W‑9 to provide their legal name, address, and Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN or SSN). You keep this form on file — you don’t send it to the IRS.

  • You’ll use the information from the W‑9 to issue a 1099‑NEC at the end of the year.

2. Independent Contractor Agreement

Not a tax form, but absolutely essential. This contract outlines:

  • Scope of work

  • Payment terms

  • Deadlines

  • Ownership of creative work

  • Confidentiality

  • Termination terms

It protects both you and the contractor.

3. Direct Deposit or Payment Authorization Form

If you pay contractors electronically, you’ll need their:

  • Bank name

  • Routing number

  • Account number

This ensures smooth, trackable payments.

📬 Forms You Will Provide Later

4. 1099‑NEC (U.S.)

If you pay a contractor $600 or more in a calendar year, you must issue a 1099‑NEC to them and to the IRS. This reports how much you paid them.

🧾 Optional but Helpful

5. Vendor Intake Form

Some brands use this to collect:

  • Contact info

  • Business name (if applicable)

  • Social handles

  • Preferred payment method

  • Portfolio links

It keeps your records clean and organized.

⚠️ Important Note

This is general business information, not legal or tax advice. For anything specific to your situation, it’s always best to check with a tax professional or accountant.

If you want, I can also help you create:

  • A clean, branded contractor onboarding packet

  • A contractor agreement template

  • A vendor intake form

  • A step‑by‑step onboarding checklist

Just tell me what direction you want to build next.

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6. User‑Generated Content (UGC) Style Videos

These feel authentic and convert extremely well.

  • Customer try‑ons

  • Influencer reviews

  • Unboxings

  • “Why I love this brand” clips

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