Adairs - Native Video Content
Melbourne Social Co works with a number of retailers to produce native content to complement their more polished brand strategy. Native content refers to a stripped back content style, typically shot on iPhone, in a ‘user generated content’ style.
Melbourne Social Co has been partnering with household name Adairs to create this content in 2024.
"Working with Melbourne Social Co has been a game-changer for Adairs. Their ability to quickly and reactively produce native content that resonates with our audience in a genuine and authentic way is unparalleled.
Knowing that I never have to worry about quality of work, turnaround times and high-performing content are just some reasons that I love working with Melbourne Social Co. Their professionalism is next to none, and I truly work as an extension of our team."
- Jess Randall, Marketing Manager, Adairs
Melbourne’s leading socially-led creative agency, specialising in premium content creation and social media management.
Melbourne Social Co is a boutique creative agency, with a strong digital focus. Our team is made up of specialist digital marketers, brand strategists, content creators, social media managers, web developers and PR gurus.
We have extensive experience in digital marketing and content creation and have been working with our clients to achieve exceptional results for the past 7 years. Our team is increasingly sought after by businesses seeking a dedicated digital employee - because we're able to provide the creative skills and expertise of an entire team at rates comparable to a single employee.
We pride ourselves on the quality of our work, our creativity, eye for design and unique approach to story telling. Working across a broad range of industries, we are masters of tone of voice and can adapt our style to suit any brief.
As a boutique agency, we set ourselves apart by delivering a highly personalised service to each client that we work with, and by implementing brand strategies aimed at transforming their products or services from things people ‘want’ to ‘things they needed yesterday’.
