Lost in the Noise?

As a small business owner, your social or website media is missing key elements which create human connection. While you chase viral trends, likes, and views, local patrons still have no idea who you are.

Unfortunately, when someone decides they need something, they simply continue to do things the hard way and find the first business that offers a solution for their problem at the best price.

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Be Memorable

Start with your founder story - Lime Canyon Productions brings you into an interview setting, capturing your company’s authentic message on camera.

Are you ready to be memorable?

Premier Storytelling Services

Leveraging Social Media

Are you actively posting on social media, i.e., Facebook, Instagram, or YouTube, to promote your presence locally?

Social Media algorithms are designed to proliferate meaningless content. That might work for influencers and corporations, but for local businesses, this is in stark contrast to building community and local audience confidence.

By approaching your content with a human story and being a little vulnerable, viewers tend to naturally stick around to hear your story.

In some cases, this “content” creates the most engagement for small businesses actively using social media to promote their products and services.

A person wearing a helmet and safety harness climbing a large tree in a mountainous area during winter, with snow-covered mountains in the background.

Owen at Rocky Mountain Tree Craft discusses some of the history behind choosing to continue as an arborist after graduating college.

Client Sample Stories

Cacia at Curio Collective talks about why her store experience is different and special.