Media kit · Rio Grande Valley, TX
Food, events, fitness & beauty for the 956 — posted by a neighbor people actually trust, watched by people deciding where to go this weekend.
The creator
Born and raised in the Rio Grande Valley, I built this audience the slow way: by being right. When I say a taquería is worth the drive, people drive. When I post a weekend market, it gets crowded. That trust is the entire product — and it’s what I bring to every business I feature.
I keep partnerships local and deliberately rare. If I wouldn’t send my own family somewhere, I don’t post it — which is exactly why a feature from me moves people off the couch.
The work
Drag, swipe, or use the arrows — each phone is a real post that popped.
Real clips from @Jramthegoat
The receipts
8.4% of my audience likes, comments, shares, or saves what I post. The platform average sits closer to 4–5%. In practice: these aren’t passive scrollers — they’re people who act on what they see.
My audience is local-first: people in McAllen, Edinburg, Brownsville, Harlingen and across the RGV who follow for one reason — to find out what’s worth their time and money here at home.
Coverage
Taquerías, food trucks, patios, late-night spots — the recommendations people screenshot and actually use.
Markets, festivals, pop-ups. If the Valley is showing up somewhere, I’ve usually posted about it first.
Gyms, classes, and what staying active looks like in South Texas heat.
Salons, lashes, skin — the glow-ups my audience books for themselves after watching.
The everything-else: shops, services, and hidden gems worth a neighbor’s co-sign.
[Owner name] — [Local business], McAllen“JRam’s video went up on a Thursday. By Saturday we were out of brisket, and half the line told us TikTok sent them.”
Rates
Simple tiers, clear deliverables. Final quotes come after a quick conversation about your goals.
How it works
I come back with a concept, a date, and deliverables — usually within 48 hours.
The video goes live, and a week later you get the numbers — views, saves, and what I’d do next.
Last call
One email starts it. Tell me what you do — I’ll tell you honestly whether it’s a fit.