Brand Recognition
Help customers recognize, pronounce, and remember the Sylvanix name so it comes to mind when a project starts.
Build the short-form foundation that helps customers recognize Sylvanix, experience the products, meet the people behind the brand, and take the next step.
01 — What We Heard
Sylvanix is launching new products while investing in its new website, catalog, SEO, and content — and recently started putting promotional money behind social posts.
Short-form video is the immediate priority, with a mix of product, lifestyle, and people-led storytelling — and a real desire for more authentic, real-world lifestyle imagery.
The main outcome is brand recognition — helping customers remember the Sylvanix name, learn to say it, and understand what the company offers in a market with larger competitors.
The content should help customers discover helpful resources — free samples, free cladding takeoffs, and product information — before purchasing through a distributor, dealer, or retailer.
Sylvanix wants to begin deliberately — publishing about one video every three to four weeks and boosting the organic content that earns traction, rather than jumping to high-volume weekly output.
02 — Executive Summary
Sylvanix does not need to jump straight into weekly video. It needs the right foundation and enough finished content to begin publishing consistently.
In 30 days, VID will complete the strategy, scripting, production, editing, formatting, publishing sequence, and measurement system that make short-form a real channel for Sylvanix — not a series of one-off posts. The output is a coordinated foundational asset package: six distinct short-form videos designed to work together.
Sylvanix can then release those six assets gradually across approximately 18–24 weeks at its preferred cadence. Each release becomes a new learning opportunity: strong organic performers can be selectively boosted, and the results determine which messages and formats should be produced next.
The Sprint is the production and system-building period — it does not require Sylvanix to publish all six videos within 30 days. It builds everything, so the team can publish at the pace it is ready to support.
The central idea
The Sprint builds everything in 30 days. Sylvanix publishes it at the pace its team is ready to support.
03 — The Current Challenge
A handful of disconnected clips would leave Sylvanix rebuilding its strategy and process every time. The real work is building a channel that keeps paying off.
Product photos can't always show the finished experience
Still images introduce a product, but they rarely communicate the completed environment and the outcome a customer is actually buying.
Lifestyle content is hard to capture consistently
Real-world, people-in-the-space imagery is exactly what the team wants more of — and exactly what's difficult to produce on a repeatable basis.
New products create a growing need for education
Each new release adds something customers need to understand — features, applications, and where it fits — before they ever reach a distributor.
Brand recognition is hard against larger competitors
In a market with bigger players, being recognized, pronounced, and remembered is its own challenge — and the primary outcome Sylvanix is after.
One-off videos force a rebuild every time
Without a shared strategy, format stack, and workflow, every new video restarts from zero — slower, costlier, and harder to keep consistent.
Without testing formats, there's no signal for what to promote
Until several distinct approaches are in market, the team can't know which stories, products, and calls to action deserve continued investment or boosting.
04 — Before & After
05 — The Opportunity
The immediate opportunity is to help more customers recognize Sylvanix, experience the products, and find the next helpful step.
Help customers recognize, pronounce, and remember the Sylvanix name so it comes to mind when a project starts.
Show products in real-world applications and communicate the finished look, feel, and outcome customers actually want.
Direct interested viewers toward product pages, free samples, cladding takeoffs, and distributor-supported purchases.
06 — Recommended Engagement
A focused 30-day engagement to build Sylvanix's Short-Form Growth Channel, develop six distinct creative concepts, complete one coordinated production session, deliver six finished vertical videos, and establish the publishing and measurement system required to keep going.
07 — Publishing Cadence & Content Runway
The 30-day Sprint is the production and system-building period. It does not require Sylvanix to publish all six videos within 30 days.
Completed in 30 days.
At the team's preferred pace.
An illustrative cadence — not a rigid, required schedule. Approximate release windows at one video every three to four weeks.
Each release is published organically, measured, and selectively boosted when it earns traction — so the learnings accumulate across the runway rather than only within the 30-day production window.
08 — Six Short-Form Creative Concepts
A coordinated foundational asset package — one anchor video and five supporting assets — designed to work together while testing different approaches.
Explore products or remember Sylvanix for an upcoming project.
Engage, share, visit the profile, or remember the name.
Visit the product page or ask a distributor about the product.
Follow, engage, or learn more about the company.
Visit the website or request a sample.
Visit the relevant website page or submit an inquiry.
If the pronunciation concept isn't approved, the final direction for Concept 2 can evolve into a broader team- or culture-led message. Final concepts and production direction are confirmed together in Week 1.
09 — Creative Testing Strategy
The purpose is not to declare a winner after one post. It is to begin collecting real evidence about which stories, people, products, hooks, and actions should guide the next production cycle.
10 — Full Scope of Work
11 — Deliverable Summary
6
Completed short-form videos
1
Coordinated production session
6
Distinct creative concepts
15–90s
Recommended video range
18–24
Week initial runway
30
Day Sprint
12 — 30-Day Timeline
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Timing begins after agreement, deposit, kickoff, production coordination, and receipt of the required products, participants, locations, and brand assets.
13 — Collaboration & Responsibilities
14 — Production Assumptions
15 — Success Measures
What VID is accountable for inside the 30 days.
Signals Sylvanix may track as the channel publishes — influenced by many factors, not video alone.
Because customers often discover Sylvanix but purchase through a distributor, dealer, or retailer, success is not measured by immediate online sales alone. VID commits to the strategy, the assets, the system, and the quality standard — and to helping Sylvanix measure what the work influences.
16 — Investment
$10,000
A focused 30-day Sprint — not an ongoing monthly production commitment.
The Short-Form Growth Channel will be live and publishing-ready within 30 days, or VID will continue working at no additional cost until it is.
The guarantee applies to the strategy, production, editing, publishing readiness, and delivery VID controls — not views, virality, purchases, or revenue.
Pricing assumptions Pricing assumes one coordinated production session using agreed Sylvanix products, available team members, and approved locations, timely access to brand assets and website resources, one consolidated feedback owner, and standard production requirements. Additional production sessions, locations, specialized talent, customer homes, advanced location sourcing, multi-location filming, extensive travel, permits, or large commercial requirements can be scoped separately and approved in writing before any additional work begins.
17 — After the Sprint
Ongoing Monthly Short-Form Production
After the Sprint, Sylvanix may continue working with VID to predictably produce one or more new priority short-form videos each month. The exact monthly plan can be determined after the initial formats, publishing cadence, internal coordination, and early performance signals are understood.
The Sprint builds the strategy, formats, system, and initial content runway. Ongoing production keeps Sylvanix publishing predictably and expands the formats that work.
The exact monthly plan and cadence are determined together after the Sprint. No ongoing commitment is included in this proposal.
18 — Why VID
VID previously helped Sylvanix produce its company video. There's already a working relationship and a shared starting point.
Familiarity with the company, brand, team, and prior story. Less time spent explaining, more spent building.
VID operates as a video department, not a one-off vendor. Strategy, production, editing, publishing readiness, and measurement run through one connected system.
The engagement creates reusable infrastructure. A format stack, a publishing plan, and a measurement framework — not six disconnected files.
The standardized Sprint creates a clear path. Sylvanix gets a defined outcome without committing to an ongoing engagement today.
19 — Next Steps
Review the proposal together on Monday.
Confirm the six initial concepts and production direction.
Approve the VID Sprint.
Sign the formal service agreement.
Complete the $5,000 deposit.
Schedule kickoff and production.
Approving by holds a production window.
20 — Approval
Approving here records Sylvanix's intent to proceed and triggers the formal service agreement, deposit invoice, and kickoff scheduling. It does not replace the formal service agreement.
The Sprint produces six finished videos and the system to release them. Sylvanix publishes about one every three to four weeks — an estimated 18–24 week runway — never all six in 30 days.
The Short-Form Growth Channel will be live and publishing-ready within 30 days, or VID keeps working at no additional cost until it is. The guarantee covers the work VID controls — not views, virality, purchases, or revenue.
VID will send the formal service agreement, deposit invoice, and kickoff options.