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Full-event portfolio content
Your real day-of photos and video, organized into a coherent showcase — the reveal, the decor, the guest reaction — not a random grid of leftovers. We build it so a client can tell at a glance what kind of events you actually run, not just that you run events.
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Highlight reels from your event footage
Short-form video that sells the feeling of your events, cut from the raw clips you already have sitting on your phone. The room reveal — the moment guests first walk in — is usually the single highest-performing clip a planner can post; we make sure it never gets left in your camera roll.
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Testimonial & review graphics
Real client reviews turned into branded, trust-building posts for the next client still comparing planners. Paired with the actual event photos whenever possible, so the review isn't just a quote on a plain background — it's proof next to proof.
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“Now booking” date-availability campaigns
Countdown and urgency posts built around your open dates and season, so a shrinking calendar shows up in your content, not just your inbox. When a popular Saturday in your peak season is the last one open, that's worth its own post — not something only the three people who happen to text you find out about.
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Instagram, Facebook, TikTok & more
Posted across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest, and Threads on every plan — six platforms including LinkedIn on Cube Prime. LinkedIn carries real weight here if any share of your business is corporate events — it's where the office manager or HR lead planning next quarter's offsite is actually looking.
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Same-business-day inquiry replies
Leads answered fast, so a couple or corporate client comparing planners doesn't book whoever simply responded first. A same-day reply, even a short one confirming you got their message, keeps you in the running while you find time for the fuller conversation.
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What a typical month looks like
It starts with a call to map your event calendar for the season — which events just wrapped and have fresh content to use, which upcoming dates need “now booking” pushes, and which testimonials are sitting unused. From there, portfolio content from recent events goes out through the weeks that follow, timed so the room reveal and highlight reel post while the event is still fresh, not months later. Availability campaigns ramp up as your calendar tightens, and testimonial posts fill the gaps between events.
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What we actually need from you
Whatever you or your photographer already captured — day-of phone clips, a few reveal photos, screenshots of client reviews. If you work with a professional photographer on some events, we can pull from those galleries too once they're delivered. Nothing here requires you to shoot anything you weren't already going to capture.
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How fast this actually gets moving
Your first posting cycle goes live within five business days of the brand call. If you've got a recent event with strong photos or video already sitting in a folder somewhere, tell us on that first call — it can become your launch content instead of waiting for the next one on your calendar.