Social media
Existing where your clients spend their evenings.
You already have the material: the photographs of your receptions, the videos your clients take, the grounds at first light. What is missing is the time to shape it and put it in front of the right people.
The starting point
A dormant account says more than no account at all.
A page whose last post dates from the previous summer suggests the venue is running slowly. It is not true, of course, but that is what the visitor concludes.
A client hesitating between two estates looks at both accounts. The one showing recent receptions wins the visit, even when quality is equal.
What I do
Your material, reshaped.
- Visuals produced every month from your photographs and videos, still or short vertical film.
- Captions written in the register of your venue, never in that of an agency.
- Targeted distribution to your future clients, within a radius we choose together.
- Traffic sent back to your site, because an account that brings nobody to your form is only decoration.
I promise neither a community nor a number of followers. What counts is the enquiries landing in your inbox.
What people ask
About social media.
Do you take over my account?
Only if you want me to. Many owners prefer to post themselves and simply receive the visuals and captions ready to publish. Both work.
I have no videos.
A well framed photograph and a little movement are enough to make a short film. And your clients shoot some for you at every event: all it takes is asking their permission to use theirs.
Does it replace advertising?
No, it extends it. The visuals serve both: what is published on your account can be distributed more widely the day dates remain to be filled.