What Maldon businesses get from social
What's Holding You Back
Maldon trades on things people travel for: the barges on Hythe Quay, the salt, the estuary on a good evening. Plenty of businesses here sit alongside all that and show almost none of it online. The place does the selling once somebody arrives. Getting them to arrive is the bit being missed.
What we deliver
Chelmsford is twenty five minutes away, so Maldon is a short run for us. A content day covers the quay, the shop or the kitchen, giving stills and vertical clips together. The mud race, barge matches and openings get covered on the day. Then we plan, write, schedule and post monthly.
The Result
There is a proper library instead of a handful of phone shots, and it gets built before the season rather than during it. Clips reach people planning a day out from Chelmsford, Colchester or London. Bookings arrive earlier, and visitors turn up already knowing where to park and what to expect.
Content creation in Maldon
Shoots along the High Street, down at Hythe Quay or inside the premises. Stills of food, stock, interiors and the water, built for hospitality, retail and marine trades.
Reels and short-form video in Maldon
Vertical clips of a barge under sail, a plate going out or a new range landing. Short video is what pulls visitors down from the A12.
Social media management in Maldon
The account run monthly, including planning, captions, posting, replies and reporting. Built for owner run businesses where summer leaves no spare hours at all.
Event content in Maldon
The mud race, barge matches, tasting nights and openings covered as they happen, giving you something to post that week and stills that last well beyond it.
