Content that reaches the right customers.
We plan, film, edit, post — and when the content proves what works, we put paid behind it. Your job is one shoot day and a few taps to approve.
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Views don't pay the bills. Customers do.
We don't chase virality, we chase the right customers for your business.
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What kind of business are you?
Different businesses need different content. A café isn't a realtor.
What do you want more of?
This shapes what we'd make. Selling and being known are different jobs.
Where do you want to show up?
Tap all that apply. Not sure? That's an answer too, we'll pick for you.
How's your posting right now?
No judgment. Most owners we talk to are in the first two.
We'd start you on Boost.
That's our take. Pick whichever one you want, though.
We'll email you this plan and may follow up once. No list, no spam, privacy.
How our production process works.
Here's our roadmap to get you from one day, to Day 1.
Plan
We map the month around what you're selling, you sign off first.
Script
Hooks and talking points written before shoot day.
Shoot
We come to you once. One 4–8 hour day covers the month.
Edit
Edited into your dashboard, you watch and tap approve.
Post
We schedule, post, and send a short monthly report.
What our clients say.
From accountants, gyms, trades, and shops across the GTA.
Nobody wakes up wanting to watch an accounting firm. Ours are somehow watchable now, and three intake calls this month opened with “I saw your reels.” I’ve stopped trying to explain it.
A studio owner two doors down put me onto them. Last week someone signed up who’d been following us for months, walked in already knowing the coaches by name. No ad spend, just the videos.
I’m under sinks all day, I’m not filming anything. They ride along one morning a month and it turns into a month of posts. Phone rings more. That’s the review.
Had an Indeed ad up for a content person when a supplier mentioned these guys. Took the ad down that week, same spend, no one on payroll. Wanted more say on posting times early on; took a couple of emails to sort.
The whole month sits in one place, I watch, tap approve, ask for a different cut if I want, done in ten minutes. Meanwhile people walk in holding up a post asking for the exact item. From a corner shop.
Listing videos used to swallow my weekend and still look homemade. Now they’re just done, and sellers bring them up in presentations like it’s a reason to list with me. Turns out it is.
First shoot I was stiff as a plank; their coaching loosened me up quicker than I expected. Patients call me the knee guy from Instagram now. Only wish: French captions for our east-end regulars, they’re adding it, but it wasn’t there day one.
My accountant, of all people, referred me. Everything lives in one dashboard, approve, ask for a punchier hook, see what’s scheduled next. For a brand our size the volume finally keeps up with how often we drop something. Only knock: onboarding month felt a touch slow.
Nobody wakes up wanting to watch an accounting firm. Ours are somehow watchable now, and three intake calls this month opened with “I saw your reels.” I’ve stopped trying to explain it.
A studio owner two doors down put me onto them. Last week someone signed up who’d been following us for months, walked in already knowing the coaches by name. No ad spend, just the videos.
I’m under sinks all day, I’m not filming anything. They ride along one morning a month and it turns into a month of posts. Phone rings more. That’s the review.
Had an Indeed ad up for a content person when a supplier mentioned these guys. Took the ad down that week, same spend, no one on payroll. Wanted more say on posting times early on; took a couple of emails to sort.
The whole month sits in one place, I watch, tap approve, ask for a different cut if I want, done in ten minutes. Meanwhile people walk in holding up a post asking for the exact item. From a corner shop.
Listing videos used to swallow my weekend and still look homemade. Now they’re just done, and sellers bring them up in presentations like it’s a reason to list with me. Turns out it is.
First shoot I was stiff as a plank; their coaching loosened me up quicker than I expected. Patients call me the knee guy from Instagram now. Only wish: French captions for our east-end regulars, they’re adding it, but it wasn’t there day one.
My accountant, of all people, referred me. Everything lives in one dashboard, approve, ask for a punchier hook, see what’s scheduled next. For a brand our size the volume finally keeps up with how often we drop something. Only knock: onboarding month felt a touch slow.
All of your content on one dashboard
Watch, review, and approve all of your content in your personal portal.
Good morning, Your Company
Here's where things stand, the numbers update daily from your connected accounts.8 pieces from your Aug 8 shoot day are ready to review.
Instagram logged us out, it does that every couple of months. We’ve been pinged, nothing’s lost, and it goes out as soon as we’re back in.
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14,200 people reached this month ↑ 38%. The patio reel did most of it.
Love this one, can we hold the last shot a beat longer?
Nice catch, trimming the tail now, new cut up shortly.
And mention the patio opens Friday in the caption?
No watermarks, no expiry. You own every file, forever.
Organic videos vs paid ads, here's the truth.
Don't burn your ad budget blindly on guesses.
Throwing ad money at unproven content is the fastest way to waste it. Most of the industry boosts a post because it's there, not because it works. That's a bet with your budget, and the algorithm is happy to take it.
We do it the other way round, on purpose. We take our time and put out content in different styles — different hooks, angles, and formats — watching what actually lands with your market. The moment a piece proves it works, that's when we pour gasoline on it: we put ad budget behind the content that already earned attention, so paid scales a proven winner instead of a guess. Paid doesn't start the fire. It spreads a fire that's already lit.
One monthly price. No surprises.
Time for you to finally invest in your business and take social media seriously.
You probably have questions.
These come up on almost every call.
That's the whole point. We make content for the people who'd actually buy from you, not for a view count, and you see it in what matters: saves, DMs, people mentioning a post when they call or walk in. The honest part: content is the top of the funnel. We bring the right people to your door — closing them is still your side, the quote, the service, the follow-up. It's a partnership, and it compounds when both ends show up. Anyone promising guaranteed customers from month one is guessing; we'd rather tell you the truth.
Every month you get a short, plain report, not vanity reach, but the things that turn into business: profile visits, link clicks, saves, DMs, and the posts people actually acted on. You'll usually feel it before the report does, when someone books or walks in holding up a reel. If something isn't landing, we change it, that's the whole reason we watch.
Some of our best-performing content is for the businesses that think they're boring, the accountant, the plumber, the clinic. Nobody follows those for entertainment; people hire the one they've already seen, the one that answered the question they were quietly Googling. "Unsexy" is an advantage, most of your competitors aren't showing up at all.
One person usually juggles strategy, filming, editing, and posting, and something always slips. You get a dedicated shooter and editor, gear included, so the output is more consistent and higher quality than a single hire can sustain. A content team, not another freelancer, nobody to manage.
Yes, but never on day one. We don't hand your budget to the algorithm and hope. First the content proves what your customers actually respond to; then we put spend behind those proven winners, from your ad account, your budget, priced separately. Paid is gas on a fire that's already lit, not a guess. Every ad campaign we've ever shot for started with the video working first.
No. One business per category per area, if we're shooting your café, we're not shooting the one down the street. Your content strategy stays yours.
Less than you'd think, that's the design. One shoot day a month, four to eight hours at your place depending on your plan, and after that a few taps to approve. We batch the whole month into that one visit because your time is the bottleneck, not ours.
Nope. A lot of the best-performing content is your product, your space, your team, or a voiceover, and if a concept needs faces, we can bring in actors. If you do want to be on camera, we'll coach you through it. It's never required.
We ask for three months to start, because one month of posting has never proven anything for anyone. After that it's month-to-month, and you can scale up, scale down, or walk away.
Honestly, sometimes you can, a phone is the right tool more often than people admit, and depending on the platform, sometimes it's what we shoot on too. The gear was never the problem. The hard part is knowing what to film, lighting and framing it so it looks intentional instead of flat, writing a hook that actually stops the scroll, cutting it so it lands, and doing that every week while you're running the business. You've had a phone in your pocket the whole time — there's a reason you're looking for someone to get it done.
Make content one less thing
to think about.
One call, one plan, then we shoot, edit, and post.
Before the call, I'll have watched your last ten posts. Limited clients · 20 minutes · Free · If we're not the right fit, I'll tell you.