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Where the beans come from
Tricity RoastersFour slides, one farm. A carousel earns the swipe by putting the answer on the last card, not the first.
(02 / Social)
6 posts · 13 slides
Made for a feed, not resized for one.
Posters, carousels, launch creative and the occasional product film. Designed for the surface each one lands on, which is why nothing here is the same asset cropped four ways.
The cutting side of this — reels, and what an edit does to a piece of footage — is on video editing.
(Accounts we run)
5 accounts
- Instagram@halcyoninteriorsThree reels a week and the comments underneath them48k followers
- Instagram@tricityroastersDaily stories, one grid post, packaging shot in-house31k followers
- YouTube@meridianclinicPatient stories, long and short, cut from one shoot1.2M monthly views
- LinkedInNorthbound FreightRecruitment posts that name the pay—
- LinkedInFerrous SupplyTrade audience, spec first, twice a week—
Every figure here is one the client saw in their own dashboard and agreed we could publish. Accounts we run but hold no approved figure for are listed anyway — a blank is honest, an estimate is not.
Social posts
Spring collection poster
Halcyon InteriorsOne still, no copy on the image. The product is the argument and the caption carries the rest.
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What the clinic actually does
Meridian ClinicA ninety-second explainer pinned to the top of the profile, with two stills cut from it for the grid.
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Hiring, six ways
Northbound FreightRecruitment creative that names the pay. Every post in the set does, which is why the set worked.
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Catalogue launch
Ferrous SupplyTrade audiences want the spec, not the mood. Two slides: the part, and the table of what it fits.
Open day
Sector 17 DentalA local post for a local practice. Date, street, and nothing else competing for the eye.
(What this costs to run)
All creativeSocial is a rhythm, not a project. A month of posts made once and scheduled forever does nothing; the accounts that work are the ones fed every week, which is why this is sold as a retainer with a design day in it rather than as a batch of files. If you only want a batch of files, say so and we will quote that instead — it is cheaper, and we would rather tell you than let you find out in month three.
The paid side of it — putting budget behind the pieces that already earned attention on their own — is pay per click, and the brands it was all made for are on brands.