Content Creation
Enough to keep publishing
The problem
Posting usually stops for a very ordinary reason: there is nothing left to post. One good shoot covers a fortnight, then the camera roll runs dry and the account goes quiet — normally in the weeks the business is busiest and nobody has a spare hour to make something. The gap tends to fall in the same week somebody is checking you before deciding whether to call, and a feed whose last post is two months old reads, to a stranger who does not know you, as a business that might have gone quiet too.
How we work
We shoot in batches built to produce volume — several setups of photo and video in one planned day, each one captured wide for the website and upright for phones, so a single booking covers both instead of paying for two separate shoots. It comes back organised, named and sized for where it is going, so what you have is a queue of things to publish rather than a folder to edit. Written work runs the same way: service pages, guides and campaign copy, which give Google more of your business to find, in the words people actually type into it, and give the person who lands on the page a straight answer instead of a reason to go back to the results and try somebody else. If there is genuinely only one room and one product to photograph, a batch day is the wrong thing to spend money on, and we will say so before you book one.
What's Included
Batched production
One planned day of filming is built to produce weeks of photos and video in several shapes and sizes, so the cost sits in a single booking rather than a fresh shoot every time the feed empties. How much comes out of it depends on how many rooms, products or people there are to cover, so we agree that with you beforehand instead of promising a figure.
Written as well as visual
Service pages, guides and campaign copy, written so Google has real wording of yours to match against what people actually type, and so somebody landing on the page gets the answer they came for rather than going back to the results to find it somewhere else.
Delivered ready to use
Photos and video come back organised, named and correctly sized for each place they are going, so publishing is scheduling rather than another editing job, and the work you paid for does not sit unused on a hard drive.
Content Creation across Cyprus
We work island-wide from our base in Paphos. These are the districts with a page of their own — everywhere else, just ask.
Questions
How much content do I actually get from one shoot day?
A planned day is built for volume — several different scenes, each shot both wide for your website and upright for phones, so one day covers the site, the feed and short videos for social. How much comes out of it depends on how many products, rooms or people there are to cover, so we agree that with you before booking rather than promising a number up front. It comes back edited, named and sized for each place it is going, so publishing is scheduling rather than another editing job. The photos and video are produced for your business to publish — website, social, print — and what you can use them for is written into your proposal before the shoot, so it is clear from the start.
How much does content creation cost?
It depends on whether you want a one-off batch or a steady supply. Content produced and posted for you every month runs through a monthly social plan at €250, €500 or €950 — all prices include VAT — and the tiers differ in how many channels we run, how many posts go out and how many shoot days are included. A one-off shoot or a set of written pages is quoted per job, because a single-room café and a twelve-villa rental company are not the same day's work; one-off work starts with a 50% deposit. Monthly plans run month to month and take 30 days' notice to stop.
Do I have to come up with the ideas, or do you plan what we shoot?
We plan it. Before a shoot day you get a shot list built from what you actually sell and the questions customers keep asking, so the day produces content with a job to do rather than a folder of nice images. You are welcome to bring ideas, but nothing about the day depends on you having any.
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