Peak indoor season
- Shoot
- Busy-night atmosphere, leagues in play, food and drink.
- Selling
- League sign-ups, memberships, winter date nights.
A quarterly photoshoot, the social calendar it feeds, and the Google Ads that fill the room, running on the same rhythm your bookings already follow.



You’ve changed the layout, added bays, refreshed the bar, run three new events, and the pictures on your website and your Google listing are still from the soft launch. So the ads underperform, the social feed goes quiet in the weeks you’re busiest, and the corporate party enquiries land somewhere else.
The fix isn’t more posting. It’s fresh material on a schedule, pointed at whatever you’re actually trying to sell that quarter.
We build the calendar around your peaks, not ours. An indoor golf venue’s big quarter is the one a patio business sleeps through.
Booked well ahead. Corporate holiday enquiries start in September, so the Q4 shoot happens in August. We work a quarter in front of your calendar, which is the whole point of a fixed schedule.
Every package includes the quarterly shoot. It’s the engine that feeds everything else. What changes is how much we do with the footage.
Ads build the same way. Retargeting first, because catching the people who already looked at you is the cheapest booking you will ever buy. Search next, then Meta.
$1,200
Per month, CADBuilt forSingle-location venues getting consistent for the first time.
$1,800
Per month, CADBuilt forVenues with a real event side: parties, corporate, leagues.
$2,600
Per month, CADBuilt forMulti-location, or one venue pushing hard on corporate.
Ad spend is separate and paid directly by you. We never mark it up or bundle it into the fee, so you always know what’s buying media and what’s buying work. Budget from $600/month for a single-location venue; $1,500/month if you’re pushing corporate bookings in Q4.
An indoor golf venue with no review presence and a website that couldn’t take a party enquiry. We rebuilt the site with a booking form, added a birthday-party landing page with Google Ads pointed at it, and put an NFC review tag on the counter so staff could ask for reviews without chasing anyone.
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Shot on site at Digital Golf Fort Erie, the same half day that feeds a quarter of posts and ads.
Early-stage results from the first phase of work.
We look at where your enquiries come from now, what your Google listing looks like, and what you’re already spending.
We map your four quarters to your real peaks and agree what each shoot needs to capture.
Half or full day on site, scheduled around a night that actually looks busy.
Ads on, posting starts, review requests running. First report at the end of month one.
We’ll look at your Google listing and your last quarter of posts before the call, and tell you which of the three makes sense, including if the answer is none of them yet.