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At kickoff, the owner did not believe content would bring customers and expected roughly 5,000 views per video.

One store meant stock decided the plan. Premium Apple products also needed trust before the sale.

• One store: stock availability decided the plan.
• Premium Apple tech is a considered purchase; trust had to be built before purchase.
• Orders could be shipped by post, but inventory still had to be restockable.

Content had four jobs: earn reach, build an audience, create trust and move people toward a sale.

• Early traction: 260,200 views on one video while the account had 1,253 followers; the owner reported new customers from TikTok in week one.
• A store-birthday activation used a 356,400-view driver video; the source says the queue ran into the street. A Meta campaign ran too.
• The TikTok feed showed repeated high-performing posts rather than one isolated spike.

The plan followed available stock, then batch shoots and written reporting closed the loop each month.

• Monthly plan built to available stock.
• Batch shoots with direct on-set involvement.
• Written reports covering reach, views, engagement, what worked and what did not.
• Client time: 6–12 hours a week on set, in street and store locations.