Client Spotlight: Continue Social and Barbara McKay

Charlotte Content Marketing was recently brought in to work with Barbara McKay in Charlotte as we crafted a narrative video series demonstrating real-world applications for Memrees.

Through Memrees, users can create private networks for family members and loved ones, share photos and videos, narrate legacy stories over shared media, engage in fun family chats, and more!

This project required pre-production work, scripting, filming, editing, and promotion across social channels. We worked closely with the Continue Social team, including the brand’s COO, CEO, customer experience lead, media coordinator, and others to bring the vision for Memrees to life.

In total, CCM produced 6 narrative social videos and a brand story anchor video. The production was followed by a coordinated launch campaign to raise awareness in front of relevant audiences.

About Continue Social: Continue Social is an innovative startup in private social networking space. Their initial offering, Memrees, provides a secure space where families can create and share media experiences with loved ones in a secure, private digital network with no ads or intrusive data collection.

Learn more about Memrees and download right now by visiting https://memrees.io.

Andrew Rusnak

Andrew Rusnak is the founder of Charlotte Content Marketing and has worked in content marketing since 2010. He has been responsible for content development for brands across a variety of industries, including healthcare, legal, manufacturing, life sciences, technology, home services, real estate, and retail.

As a trusted expert in the content marketing industry, Andrew Rusnak founded Charlotte Content Marketing to provide clients with greater opportunities to engage their customers and build brand awareness and authority.

When not solving the world’s problems, Andrew enjoys spending time with his wife and son, growing Carolina Reapers, and working on his boutique sound design brand, Death Machine Media.

https://www.charlottecontentmarketing.com
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