Post on TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook

You have a story worth sharing.

I’m Cole. I take photos, shoot video, make posts, and help non-profit organizations show up online without making it a whole complicated thing.

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No agency layers. No long contract. Just a month to see if I can make things easier.

Cole Wieland speaking on a panel with a microphoneCOLE DISCUSSING
A CLINICAL TRIAL
Small steps
count, too.
Photos✷Videos✷Posts✷People✷Stories✷

You’re already doing critically important work. I’ll help you share it, grow your community, and inspire your donors.

I like being around people. I like asking questions. And I like finding the moments that make someone say, “That is exactly who we are.”

Whether you need a few good photos, a steady rhythm of posts, or somebody to handle the whole process—my job is to make getting started feel easy.

The work behind a good social presence.

I work across TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook. But more important than the platform: helping people respond to your mission.

01

Photos that feel like you

Real people, real work, real moments. Capture the content that will capture their imagination.

02

Short videos with a point

Shoot and edit quick videos built for the way people actually scroll, stop, and pay attention.

03

Posting without the pressure

Plan posts not as a duty, but as a vibrant part of your narrative.

04

A story people can follow

The goal is not just to make a post. It is to keep your message flowing across all social networks.

I started making media at 10 years old.

I began by broadcasting local high-school basketball games and drawing logos for sports teams. By my last year of high school, I was taking senior photos and shooting University of Michigan football games. Then came video, editing, and posting. Alongside my grandfather and his e-commerce business, I have also been learning website development and current AI tools for photos, video, websites, and social posting.

Today, one of my social media accounts is a local high school football team. Together, we have built it into a top 10 most-followed sports account in Indiana. That did not happen from one perfect post. It came from being present, noticing the people, and keeping the story going.

“I get comments all the time saying that the social media looks amazing now, I told them it’s not me, it’s Wieland Media!”

Head Coach, Leo Football
Sports mediaPhotographyVideoPostingWeb + AI
Cole on the sideline at a University of Michigan football game with a telephoto cameraON THE SIDELINE AT MICHIGAN STADIUM

Make your social media a rewarding,
solid pillar for your programs.

We can help you in three different ways.

Guidance

Free

We’ll help you figure out your next step, guide you to useful AI tools, and focus your organization’s social media so it makes an impact. Your nonprofit is doing meaningful, important work, and we want to support it.

Hands-On Support

$500–$1,000

Need an extra set of hands? We can produce parts of your plan: interviews, photos, videos, and posting. No contracts. Our number-one goal is to have a good first month!

Full-Service

$1,000–$1,500

Want someone to take over and make it all happen? We’ll handle your social media, provide robust reports, and get you to your destination with everything completed.

High benefit. Low risk.
See how it feels.

No long-term contracts.

I have learned that
being seen can make a
real difference.

I was born with a heart condition called HLHS and had three open-heart surgeries before I was three years old. Managing it is still part of my everyday life. It has also introduced me to people I never would have known otherwise.

These days, I speak at congenital heart disease conferences, work with organizations like Every 100th Heart and Project 1 in 100 developing content for their social media, and share my own story through Half Heart Mission on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube.

My heart community has shown me how powerful it is to feel supported. That experience inspired me to dedicate my work to helping nonprofits with their social media. A good story can help somebody feel connected, understood, or less alone.