CASE FILE 006 · TREE SERVICE · CENTRAL LOUISIANA
XTREME
Tree Service.
Bring the work in the field into the customer’s decision.
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Show what hiring the company means
Tree-service customers need to understand more than a company name. They want to see the work, recognize the crew and know how to contact the business about their own property.
Our work with XTREME Tree Service connects the website with photography, video and social content from actual projects. The aim is a clear online introduction supported by work people can see.
Give each project more than one use
Field photography shows the setting and equipment. Video can explain the process and introduce the people involved. The website gives those examples a home alongside service information and a next step for the customer.
A social post can introduce a project to someone for the first time. When that person visits the website, the same recognizable company and real work should be there to help them decide whether to reach out.
WHAT SR BUILT
The Suits & Saws campaign
Our relationship with XTREME also includes Suits & Saws: a campaign built around a tailored suit, a chainsaw and support for Louisiana Lions Camp. That campaign has its own case study, with the creative, film and reported results kept together.
Explore Suits & Saws →The website and ongoing content serve a continuing purpose: make it easier for someone discovering the company to understand the services, see examples and take the next step.
THE TAKEAWAY
For a service business, the work already happening can become useful evidence for the next customer. A website and consistent content give those examples somewhere to be found, understood and acted on.