Content operations for festivals, arts and public-interest organisations
A constant stream of content from a small team — researched, approved and on time.
Problems we solve
- A small team with a big calendar
- Volunteers and part-time approvers
- Interviews that never get written up
- Funders who want evidence of reach
How we keep it going
- 1Quarterly strategy, researched and refreshed
- 2Interviews turned into articles, posts and video
- 3Volunteer-friendly approvals from a phone
- 4Monthly input only
An example from this sector
A film festival run by a small team: filmmaker interviews turned into articles, social posts and edited clips, through the festival year, with monthly input from the team for strategy and a content check.
Our founder, Michael S.U. Hudson, founded and directs Stafford Film Festival. The festival has also awarded his films. We will publish this case with its numbers once they are measured.
This is an example, not a limit: the same system works for any organisation whose content must be checked before it goes out. Check your fit.
What it costs
Beeyawn Social, the usual starting point, costs £38,000 in year one including the build.
Minimum term 3 months; 10% off 12 months prepaid; build paid 50% at signing, 50% at go-live; prices exclude VAT. Tools and servers in your name, paid directly (typically £20–300 a month, including AI and API usage).
Tell us what you publish today. We’ll tell you, in 20 minutes, whether an engine would help.
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