Starting point
The business was doing good work on site but had no consistent way to show it online posting was sporadic, quality was uneven, and there was no ongoing presence between jobs.
Case study · Dorset
The business was doing good work on site but had no consistent way to show it online posting was sporadic, quality was uneven, and there was no ongoing presence between jobs.
The business need before GDM
Case study in one view
The business was doing good work on site but had no consistent way to show it online posting was sporadic, quality was uneven, and there was no ongoing presence between jobs I delivered 12 short-form videos per month and monthly on-site filming day across active jobs, plus 2 supporting deliverables. Result: 12 monthly clips turned irregular posting into a usable weekly visibility rhythm.
Starting point
The business was doing good work on site but had no consistent way to show it online posting was sporadic, quality was uneven, and there was no ongoing presence between jobs.
Delivery
I delivered 12 short-form videos per month and monthly on-site filming day across active jobs, plus 2 supporting deliverables so Trades business had assets ready to publish and reuse.
Result
12 monthly clips turned irregular posting into a usable weekly visibility rhythm.
Best first route
Monthly Retainer · £597/month · Typical filming start within 2 weeks
How the work was structured
A Dorset trades business needed a reliable monthly content system that could run alongside a busy job schedule without demanding time from the owner. I set up a recurring filming structure one day per month, captured across active jobs and turned it into a steady stream of posting-ready clips and photos. Twelve assets per month, structured handover, nothing for the client to chase.
What was delivered
Real output for this project focused on 12 short-form videos per month + 3 more deliverables so the business could improve trust signals across the places prospects already check.
What changed for the client
Moved from sporadic, inconsistent uploads to a reliable weekly publishing rhythm. Twelve short-form assets delivered per month give the business a continuous stream of trust-building content that works between referrals.
12 monthly clips turned irregular posting into a usable weekly visibility rhythm.
Key proof points
Best first route from this case study
I usually recommend starting with the Monthly Retainer when you need steady proof of work from real jobs, not another one-off post that disappears after a week.
Why this route first
Twelve monthly clips, shot on real jobs, usually closes the gap between a strong offline reputation and a weak online first impression faster than one-off content.
Best next action
If your starting point is similar, send the route request now and I will tell you whether this is still the cleanest first move for your business.
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Trust signal
Trades engineer in branded hi-vis jacket captured for monthly retainer poster image. in Dorset. Why it matters: 12 short-form clips per month.
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Turnaround
Typical filming start: within 2 weeks
Filming window and first delivery cadence are agreed before the first monthly cycle starts.
Consistency
12 assets monthly
Built for recurring visibility, not one-off bursts that disappear after a week.
Direct contact
Direct reply from Frederick within one working day
You deal with Frederick Gill through planning, filming, editing, and handover.
Recommended route
Twelve monthly clips, shot on real jobs, usually closes the gap between a strong offline reputation and a weak online first impression faster than one-off content.
Alternative route
Best when you want a smaller first project, need stronger trust signals quickly, or want to test the working style before moving into monthly support.
Related service
Use this service page if video is the main format you need planned, directed, and edited properly.
Related service
Use this when the bigger issue is not filming one piece, but keeping the new assets publishing consistently.