A written feature on your video business
An original 300+ word article about your work, published on the site with a link to you. Written, not generated from your website.
One article, written by hand
- An original article, 300+ words, about your studio — the work you take, the market you shoot in, how you run a day. Written by a person who ran a production company, not spun out of your homepage.
- Published on videographer.com with a do-follow link to your own site.
- Your work in it — the pieces you pick, described the way you would describe them.
- A read before it goes up. If it is wrong about your business, it does not publish.
It carries this line, in plain sight: Paid placement — this studio paid to be featured here. A paid feature dressed up as an editorial one is what discredits a directory, so it never is one.
What it takes from you
- Your website, and the cities and shoot types you cover.
- Three to five pieces you are proud of, with links.
- Who to credit, and how your studio name is written.
- Answers to a couple of questions by email — ten minutes, and it is the part that makes it read like you.
The date is agreed after you buy
There is no advertised turnaround, because nobody has committed to one and inventing a date is how a hand-written article turns into a broken promise.
You get an email as soon as the payment lands. The schedule is set in that thread, around what you send back and the week it arrives in — and if the fit is wrong, that is the conversation to have before anything is written.
What it costs
The payment path here is real and runs on Stripe, and it is not turned on yet — so there is no button pretending otherwise. Email us and the feature is arranged by hand, the same way advertising is.
Email about a featureNo card details are taken on this site at any point. When checkout is switched on, payment happens on Stripe's own hosted page.