
Buncombe County Digest
A local newsletter and its home on the web, built to grow an audience rather than announce one.
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A local newsletter and its home on the web, built to grow an audience rather than announce one.
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A cinematic site for a luxury photographer, shot like film stills and paced to a single day on set.
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Private trips out of Tampa Bay on a 24-foot Avalon, sold on the captain and the sandbar rather than the boat.
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A coaching and birth-work practice, given a quiet, unhurried home that matches how she works.
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Surf, skate and travel films from Bali to Venice Beach, built to sell prints alongside the work.
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Private charters from Marina de Lagos, sold on eight years of knowing which grotto takes the light.
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Honest pricing put front and centre for a lawn crew in DeBary, using the owner's own photography.
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A walled garden five minutes from the boats, with the whole site switching character after six.
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A wine cellar in Lagos that started cooking and never stopped. Booking runs through WhatsApp, because that is how the place actually works.
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One bottle, seven ingredients, and a shop built around the recipes rather than the product page.
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A Denver build crew whose whole case rests on one line: every job on the page is theirs, shot the day it was finished.
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A family kitchen in downtown Walnut Creek, where the events calendar sells tickets instead of just listing dates.
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Upload your footage and get it back analysed, slowed down and voiced over. Filmed on a phone from the beach is fine.
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