Services/Social & Local Content

Social & Local Content

Ad production and social content for local businesses — built on a repeatable pipeline, priced for main street.

What's Included

Short-form video ads

Produced with an AI-assisted pipeline that keeps quality high and turnaround short.

Platform-ready formats

Every piece delivered sized and captioned for Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

Monthly content calendar

A planned posting rhythm instead of scrambling for something to put up.

Brand-consistent templates

Your colors, type, and voice applied consistently across every post and ad.

Local campaign concepts

Ideas built around your actual customers and neighborhood, not generic trends.

Performance check-ins

Plain-language reporting on what ran and what worked, adjusted month over month.

How It Works

  1. 01

    Business walkthrough

    What you sell, who walks in the door, and what content should actually do for you.

  2. 02

    Pipeline setup

    Templates, brand assets, and the production pipeline configured for your business.

  3. 03

    Content production

    Videos and posts produced on a monthly rhythm — you approve, we publish.

  4. 04

    Review & adjust

    What performed shapes next month's plan. The pipeline gets sharper over time.

Case Studies

Betty's Snack Bar

Local business ad production and social content.

Emerald Hill Farm

AI-pipeline ad production and seasonal social content.

Taco Box

Short-form video ads and monthly content packages.

Hudson Naturals

Brand-consistent social content and local campaigns.

Pricing

Starting at $300

Priced to make consistent content viable for local businesses:

Single video package

From $300

One produced ad or content piece, delivered in every format you need.

Monthly content package

From $600/mo

A set number of videos and posts per month on a planned calendar.

Ongoing retainer

From $1,200/mo

Continuous production, publishing, and monthly performance review.

Start a Project

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