Content marketing & paid ads in Charlotte connect your real work with the customers you want to reach. Help Charlotte-area homeowners get to know your business before they need you. We turn one shoot into a month of content with a clear path to an inquiry.
Build your Charlotte planLocal filming availability confirmed before booking.
Explore the work involved, what to bring to the first conversation and how we review the response.
Dilworth, Plaza Midwood and North Charlotte provide useful neighborhood references for an in-city plan. Start with the work your team can demonstrate, then distinguish that territory from Lake Norman or cross-state coverage.
Dilworth has a documented history as one of Charlotte’s early neighborhoods. For a service business, the useful story is the care taken on a particular project: how the customer’s priorities shaped the assessment, work and finished result.
Ask the professional to explain a choice from the actual job and show the relevant detail. Avoid inferring a property’s condition or service needs from the neighborhood name.
City of Charlotte neighborhood history →A Plaza Midwood story can introduce the team and show how customers interact with the business. Choose an interview at the premises or an approved project walkthrough according to what the viewer needs to understand.
Decide whether the content should prompt a visit, an estimate request or a recurring-service inquiry. Give that action a matching page and a clear description of the scope.
City of Charlotte neighborhood history →Make North Charlotte coverage explicit when it matters to the business. A customer asking about a property in the city should not have to guess whether an offer aimed at the Lake Norman area also applies to them.
Capture the requested service and property city first, with neighborhood as additional context. Check fit against the accepted territory and available appointment schedule.
City of Charlotte neighborhood history →Huntersville, Cornelius, Concord and Matthews are separate municipalities. Fort Mill is in South Carolina. Confirm the accepted cities and states before combining them in an offer.
These are planning examples. The final brief uses your actual projects, customer permissions and agreed service coverage.
Start with something useful
A few directions we could explore with your team. The final plan starts with your actual expertise, projects and customers.
Explain how to choose a provider, what an estimate involves and which services you offer. Make your business easy to understand for someone without a local referral.
Capture the small decisions that distinguish your work, from a neat installation to a considered renovation detail.
Choose project examples that reflect your actual territory, while avoiding a single catch-all message for every community.
Create. Distribute. Measure. Improve.
We plan a one-day shoot around your real work, turn it into useful content and publish through your agreed channels. We review the available response to improve the next round of content and advertising.
See the full serviceShort videos, longer stories and posts adapted for your agreed social channels.
Blog articles and Google Business Profile updates connect your expertise to the services and places you actually cover.
Test promising messages in Facebook and YouTube ads aimed at your service area. Wider content reach is useful for learning; it does not mean every viewer is a nearby customer.
Where the approach began
Our founder reports 4M+ organic views, 5,000+ new followers and Facebook monetization for an anonymous Seattle-area electrician in under three months. That is a separate Seattle case, not a claim about a Charlotte client or a forecast.
Read the case and its limitsGood to know
Yes, if your business is authorized and equipped to serve that area. We confirm your actual territory and use accurate language on both the website and ads.
We can plan filming in Huntersville, Cornelius and nearby communities, subject to videographer availability. We confirm locations and travel before booking.
Useful starting points include an introduction to your team, a clear service-area explanation and answers about the process of hiring you. We test the response rather than assume all newcomers want the same message.
Yes. They are distinct service markets. If you operate in both, we agree separate local examples and campaign territories rather than implying a Charlotte project took place in Raleigh.
Your customers have specific questions. Start with a plan that understands the jobs you want and how your team works.
Make the next move
We’ll review your service area, goals and filming needs, then follow up by email. Agency fees and any ad spend are quoted separately.
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