Case Studies
Real people's thoughts about how I operate
Real clients, real numbers — and what they said afterwards. See the videos...
Proof over promises
Every figure below comes from clients' own reports — what they spent, what came back, and what changed.
return on Tweedies' content investment, documented year on year
views of one brand film in its first 90 days
client online revenue, year on year
Verified from client reporting — The Yan's 90-day campaign report and the Tweedies year-on-year analysis.
Featured
The two case studies with the deepest paper trail — both hospitality, both measured from the client's own numbers.
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One strategy-first brand film — real guests, not actors — became the social edits, stills and email campaign that carried the season. 416,000+ views in 90 days, 96% of Facebook views organic, and an 8× return from direct bookings alone.
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Ten short films and a photo library, briefed for one job — revenue. Booking-page views from social up 243%, online revenue up 45.7% year on year, and December — a notoriously hard month — up 134.6% on the year before.





What clients say
Rated 5.0 from 15 Google reviews, and 5 stars on Trustpilot. Every quote below is a real, published review.
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Guests tell us they booked because of it. They say, 'We felt like we already knew you.
It's become the centrepiece of our marketing — we build everything else around it now.
It's converting people who align with our brand. They arrive already 'sold'.
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Last week I met with Al for a free Marketing Strategy Session. It was so helpful, Al took the time to talk through each step with me and gave lots of background knowledge which allowed me to understand the marketing world a lot more than I did before the meeting. I would not hesitate to work with him in the future.
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Thanks for all your hard work Al, very fun working with you. Content is always really unique and on point!
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He asks and listens to the brief and can suggest/question what you are hoping for to really drill down and get to the crux of what is needed, and with a positive and friendly approach. We would definitely work with Al again without question.
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Al spent time in the studio getting the lighting perfect before starting shooting in order to cut down expensive post shoot production time — something a previous photographer had not done, thereby being considerably more expensive in the final bill.
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We've worked with Al for a few years now to help bring our brand and magazine to life. He is detailed, professional, and dedicated to ensuring the brief is met.
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This is the second time we have used Al to capture photos for us — this time at our annual flagship event. Once again, brilliant service and we are spoilt with so many amazing images!
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Excellent communication and transparency from the off set. The photographs captured our event perfectly — so much so that we have already booked Al for this year's event in December!
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Al Topping has a high level of professionalism. He is full of great ideas and has a lot to offer whether you are experienced or a newbie looking for high level service.
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Grouped by the work. Where an engagement is still being measured, it's listed as in progress — nothing is published here until the numbers are real.
Strategy-first photography and film for hospitality and events — content built to get you booked, not just noticed.
CLICK TO READ: Tweedies Bar & Lodge — a year of content, 10.8× ROI →Content for events & conferences →Content for hospitality →CLICK TO READ: The Yan @ Broadrayne — one film, 416k views, 8× ROI →Direction, priorities and a model your team can actually run. The first engagements are underway — their results land here once they've had time to prove themselves.
How my strategy work runs →Where the friction hides — and what a week feels like without it. The first process rebuilds are in progress; their measured results follow.
How my process work runs →Technology that earns its place, judged on the time it gives back. Every automation is measured — results are published as they land.
How my automation work runs →