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Digital Streams · Media production

Content creation

A steady drumbeat, on brand, every week.

Text, visuals and multimedia produced on a rhythm instead of a scramble. Planned a month ahead, aligned to what you're actually selling.

Monthly
content calendar
1
brand voice
Multi
format from one idea

The foundation built into every deployment

The whole loop ships, not just the part you can see.

01
Planned, not panicked

A calendar agreed a month out.

02
One idea, many formats

A single story becomes post, clip, email and article.

03
Brand-consistent

Voice and visual rules applied every time.

04
Reported

What performed, so next month is better.

How it fits your flow

One piece of the system.

On its own it’s a tool. Connected to the rest of the flow it becomes a system that compounds, which is why we’d rather sell you the sequence than the piece.

Step 01 · Digital Streams

The calendar sets the plan

A month of posts decided in one sitting, against what is actually happening in the business: the launch, the season, the thing you keep having to explain. Deciding once is what stops content becoming a scramble every Monday.

Sample
Approved · sample plan
September calendar
Week 1 · Reel
Behind the kitchen, 30s vertical
Week 2 · Article
Five things to do off-season
Week 3 · Carousel
Guest photography feature
Week 4 · Email
Autumn rates and events

Every piece traceable to something you're selling.

See it running on the real thing
Step 03 · Digital Channels

Channels distribute it

The same idea goes out as a post, a send and a page, cut for each place rather than pasted into all three. One piece of thinking, several shapes, which is most of why a calendar is worth keeping.

Step 04 · Digital Channels

Reporting shapes next month

Every channel in one view, in plain language, sent to your inbox on a schedule. So the monthly meeting starts with what happened instead of who has the spreadsheet.

Every channel together
Search, social, email, direct, all in one place.
Written commentary
A human paragraph explaining what moved and why.
Scheduled delivery
Lands before the meeting, not during it.
Drill-down
Board summary on top, detail underneath.
See Performance reporting

Questions we get every time

Anything not here, ask on the call. We’d rather tell you it’s the wrong fit than sell it.

We scope by output. A typical retainer is eight to twelve pieces.

See it running on your own numbers.
Thirty minutes. We'll walk your current flow and show you where it leaks.
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