Work
Made for the feed. Measured by results.
A few of the GTA businesses we make content for: what they needed, what we made, and what happened next. View counts are organic unless we say otherwise.
Case study 01 · Retail & training · Mississauga
Auto-Brite Detailing Supplies
437K
Views in 90 days
145K
Accounts reached
The brief. A detailing supply store and training centre in Mississauga wanted more local car owners to know its products and classes, and to come through the door.
What we make. A monthly content plan with every script written before shoot day: product demos, how-to tutorials, class-day content, trend reels and seasonal pieces like “Wax vs sealant vs ceramic” and “Canadian winter is coming.”
What happened. In the first 90 days: 437K views, 145K accounts reached, about 1,000 new followers, 636 website taps and 121 Google Maps taps, with light weekend ad spend on one overview video. Figures are from Auto-Brite’s own Instagram insights.
Case study 02 · Personal brand · Fitness
MoGains (@mogainsfit)
447K
Organic views on one reel
329K
On a second reel
The brief. A fitness creator who wanted his content to grow an audience that turns into clients.
What we made. Talking-head reels and day-in-the-life videos, planned and filmed together, plus photo shoots for his feed.
What happened. One reel reached 447K organic views and another passed 329K, bringing in qualified leads, with no ad spend on either.
Case study 03 · Hospitality · GTA
Celio Lounge
30.9K
Views on one opening teaser
30.3K
Ramadan buffet reel
The brief. A lounge brand opening new locations that needed buzz before each opening and full rooms after it.
What we made. Opening teasers, food features, event recaps and seasonal promos.
What happened. The opening teaser reached 30.9K views, the Ramadan buffet reel 30.3K and the Vaughan grand opening 25.2K.
More work
Across the GTA
Automotive, real estate, trades, sports, events and our own podcast.
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