One Day.
One Year of Content.

A short planning conversation about who you want to reach, what you sell and what customers ask before buying. We explore the problems that prompt an enquiry, common hesitations and what makes your approach valuable. That gives the content a commercial purpose from the start.

Then we need around half a day for filming at your premises, your approval of the videos and posting plan, and access to the agreed channels. We handle production and publishing. You flag any business changes that affect the content.

Yes. We turn the plan into questions you can answer naturally, using the language you already use with customers. We guide the conversation, ask follow-up questions and give you room to explain things in your own way.

You do not need to deliver a polished speech. We find the useful answers in the edit and shape each clip around one clear idea. If you prefer precise wording, we can use a script and teleprompter. The aim is to make your expertise easy to understand while still sounding like you.

£3,000 covers your initial content planning and strategy session, one professionally managed half-day shoot, on-camera guidance, 52 edited short-form videos, a publishing schedule, and scheduling and posting throughout the year on agreed channels.

It is one upfront payment, with no ongoing monthly retainer. You approve your content and schedule before publishing.

Before you buy, we confirm the exact production scope, reasonable revisions, any travel costs, filming and first-post dates, agreed channels and how publishing, approvals and changes to your offers will be handled.

We plan the clips as a useful mix of topics, rather than treating each post in isolation. Some introduce the problems you solve; others explain your approach or help someone take the next step. You approve the content and schedule upfront, so regular publishing is taken care of.

We plan topics around the stages people move through before buying. That means reaching people who are only beginning to recognise a problem, as well as those already comparing suppliers.

• Recognising a problem: explain common frustrations, warning signs and missed opportunities, helping people understand what needs attention.
• Exploring their options: answer “How could I solve this?”, explain different approaches and show what is worth considering.
• Choosing a supplier: explain your process, answer practical questions, address hesitations and share relevant examples of your work.

Each clip has a clear job and an appropriate next step, whether that is exploring a useful page, understanding an offer or starting a conversation. This gives a wider audience a way to discover you and build confidence over time, including people who are not ready to buy today.

Yes. The same buyer-stage thinking makes the clips useful beyond social media. A problem-focused video can introduce your business in outreach. A practical explanation can answer a question after an enquiry. A clip about your process can help someone comparing suppliers.

Use the relevant video in an email, on a landing page or in a follow-up conversation. Match it to the question that person is trying to answer, then give them a clear next step. Your content becomes a reusable sales resource as well as a way to stay visible.