Content pillars
Three or four repeating themes so the account is recognisable after a month, not a pile of unrelated ideas.
Social media & content
Posting every day is not a strategy. We decide what the account is for, then make a repeatable set of posts: a film, a still, a caption, and a reason to reply. The studio is in the same building, so a shoot is a booked morning, not a vendor chain.
Who it is for
A straight fit check.
For brands that already know their offer and need the feed to look like one business. Less useful if the offer itself is still changing every week — start with brand or a website first.
You leave with
- Pillar list
- Monthly content calendar
- Approved posts and films
- Short monthly note
Included
What the work actually covers.
Monthly board
A calendar you can see: what films, what stills, what is a simple text post, and what needs a shoot.
Production
Captions, cuts, and stills made for the phone. You approve before anything is published.
Light reporting
What was posted, what people actually replied to, and what we will stop doing next month.
How it runs
From the first conversation to the files.
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01
Account audit
We look at what you already post and what a new visitor understands in ten seconds.
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02
Pilot month
One month of work proves the pace. Then we keep, cut, or change the mix.
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Rhythm
Shoots and writing land on dates you can plan around, instead of last-night requests.
Questions
Before you write to us.
Do you post from our accounts?
Only if you want that, and only after written approval of each batch. You can also take the files and post them yourself.
Which platforms?
We plan for the one or two places your customers already are. Adding every network at once usually means all of them stay thin.
Start with this
Tell us what you need from social media & content.
Email, a phone call, or the form. The same team reads all three.