Social media advice for small outdoor brands
Practical guides on what to post, how to film it and how to share your customers’ photos properly, written by Connor Neill. They’re free, whether or not we ever work together.
Van life
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Social media for campervan hire: what to post to get more direct bookings
What a campervan hire business should post on Instagram, Facebook and TikTok to win more direct bookings: post ideas, a content mix and a plan for the year.
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How to market a van conversion business on social media
Build diaries, before-and-afters, cost breakdowns and handovers: what a van conversion business should post to turn followers into enquiries and build slots.
Food & drink
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How to photograph food and drink outdoors with a phone
Practical tips for trail meal, snack, coffee and drinks brands: light, steam, hands, context and a shot list for photographing your product outdoors.
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What to post when you sell food and drink for the outdoors
What trail meal, snack, coffee and drinks brands should post to get noticed online, on the shelf and at events: kinds of post, seasonal ideas and what to measure.
Camping & van kit
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How to film your camping kit in use: a shot list for small brands
A shot list for awning, camp kitchen, hammock and bushcraft brands: what to film, how to film on your own with a phone, and how to turn one trip into weeks of posts.
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How to repost your customers’ photos, with permission
How small outdoor brands can find, ask for and repost customer photos properly: a message to send, crediting, keeping a record, and when a post counts as an ad.
Any outdoor brand
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DIY, freelancer or agency: who should run your social media?
An honest comparison for small UK outdoor brands: doing your own social media, hiring a freelancer or using an agency. Time, cost, commitment, and when each makes sense.
Rather hand it over?
That’s what we do. Book a 15-minute chat and we’ll look at your brand, agree a goal and send you a shot list. The first two weeks are free.