For peers
A little help, creator to creator.
If you're building a brand, an Etsy shop, a portfolio, a first small business, or just want your page to feel as beautiful as your life is — this is the space for you. I know what it feels like to be doing it from your bedroom, after school, with no idea if the post is "right." This space is for people like me: young, starting, and figuring it out as we go.
What's offered
Add what you need, skip what you don't.
01
Editing Lessons
A one-on-one session where I teach you my editing strategies — for photos or videos (want both? that's two sessions) — and we edit your real photos together for Instagram. And as a thank you for letting me teach you, I'll also edit 10–20 of your Instagram photos for you to post later however you see fit. You're not required to post anything I edit myself — they're just yours to use.
Around $45 – $60 / session
02
Full Page Analysis
Send me your page and I'll go through it with fresh eyes. You get a compiled list of the things I genuinely love about it, and the things I think may be holding it back from flourishing to its full potential — honest, specific, and all yours to act on.
Around $25 – $40
03
Post Feedback
Send me 1–3 posts or a reel draft. I'll send honest notes on caption, visuals, and the one thing I'd tweak before you hit publish.
Around $20 – $35
04
Ongoing Q&A Pass
Little advice here and there — but on repeat. A monthly pass where you can send me questions anytime throughout your posting: strategy, captions, timing, whatever comes up. Answered during business hours, month to month — or lock in six months upfront for $125 and save.
Around $25 / month
Pricing
Made for student and starter budgets.
These are lower than my business-client rates because I remember what it's like to have $40 in your Venmo and still want your thing to look good. Most items land between $20 and $60.
If even that doesn't work right now, tell me — I'm not here to gatekeep. I'd rather find a way to help than let money stop you from showing up the way you want to.
Why I started this
I was you first.
I started Reverie Jayne at 17 because I was the friend everyone asked for posting advice, whether it was which picture to post or how to curate an online aesthetic. I learned by making content for my own small projects, then for friends and family, and eventually working with real brands and corporations.
I still don't have a degree or a fancy title yet. I just have a phone, a lot of hours on these apps, and a real belief that young creators shouldn't have to sound like a corporation to be taken seriously.
If you're sitting on something good but don't know how to make it look like it online — you're exactly who I made this page for.
Prefer email? reveriejayne@gmail.com
Tell me what you're building.
No pitch deck needed. A few sentences about your brand, your idea, or the post you're stuck on is plenty — I'll reply as soon as I can, usually the same evening.