AUDIENCEWho are we helping?
The specific buyer, service need, and trigger that make the offer relevant.
Build a marketing plan.
Know your next move.
Marketing strategy / South Town Productions
Know who you need to reach, what you need to say, and where to focus your marketing. South Town Productions helps turn those decisions into a practical campaign plan.
Discuss your strategy ↗Based in Lubbock. Built around your business.
See how the plan becomes the work.
Selected video and creative work from South Town Productions. These examples show the content; the engagement below explains the planning and ongoing support available.
When every tactic feels like the priority
Your team cannot build consistency around a moving target. A new platform, another campaign, or a redesign can absorb time while the audience and message remain unsettled. Strategy creates a shared basis for choosing the work and explaining why it belongs in the plan.
What clients say
Top notch!
Adam is second to none in digital marketing! He creates our ads at Premiere Cinemas.
Rudy LealSouth Town Productions client
Part of our team
South Town Productions has been my go-to for video and web design for almost fifteen years. Not only have they provided the highest quality video work, but their ideas and recommendations have continually helped to keep all of our ventures on the cutting edge. These guys are quick, reliable, professional, and they work on our projects as if they were their own. You can’t go wrong with Adam and South Town Productions.
Brandon SmithermanSouth Town Productions client
Great Experience
South Town Productions increased our business online traffic and helped to convert online traffic to brick and mortar closed sales. Thanks Adam!!
Austin ReddenSouth Town Productions client
What you are buying
A decision-ready marketing plan
South Town Productions’s strategy work can inform the actual production, website, and campaign work. The handoff explains what the team needs to make and how the pieces connect.
01
Business and audience discovery
Document the objective, priority service, buying questions, decision-makers, and constraints.
02
Positioning and message direction
Define the value you want buyers to understand and the evidence that supports it.
03
A review of the current journey
Examine how someone moves from discovering the business to considering and contacting it.
04
A prioritized campaign roadmap
Connect the message, channels, content, owners, and sequence of work.
05
A measurement and handoff brief
Identify the baseline, meaningful actions, reporting responsibilities, and implementation decisions.
Discuss your strategy ↗
Scope, quantities, investment, and terms are agreed before work begins.
What a useful strategy brief answers
Illustrative brief structure. Research depth, workshops, and final documents are agreed in scope.
AUDIENCE
MESSAGEWhy choose this business?
A clear promise supported by real process, customer experience, and proof.
ACTIONWhat happens next?
The campaign destination, conversion action, owner, and measure of progress.
How we work
Talk through the need
Discuss the goal, audience, timeline, and investment before choosing the work.
Agree the scope
See the deliverables, responsibilities, review process, pricing, and terms in the proposal.
Create and review
Move through the agreed production and approval process with clear next steps.
Is this the right fit?
Owners and marketing leaders preparing a launch, repositioning a business, or coordinating a scattered marketing effort.
Investment & scope
Strategy engagements are quoted after scope is established. Research depth, workshops, and deliverables are defined in the proposal.
Before we talk
Do we need to buy ongoing services?
No. A strategy engagement can stand alone, with implementation scoped separately.
Will this include a written plan?
The proposal defines the planning deliverables, research, and presentation format before work starts.
Can you work with our team?
Yes. We can establish direction with the people responsible for implementation.
Discuss your strategy.
Bring your business objective, current materials, customer questions, available reporting, and key decision-makers.