Growth plan  /  Perth, Western Australia

NazaaraWhat to fix, and what to sell

For Umair By Ali Digital Marketing Date 7 Sep 2026 Read 5 min

The short version. You do not have a filming problem. You have a repeat problem. Every job you take ends, and then you start looking again from zero.

Reps Media sells the same skill on a monthly plan, so their month starts full. Yours starts empty. That is the whole gap between you.

Four things below: what is broken, what they do, how to get clients, and what you should be selling instead.

01

What is broken right now

None of this is about your camera work. Your work is the strongest thing you own. These are the things sitting around it.

  1. Nobody can find you on Google.Search "video production perth" and Google Maps gives back 20 studios. You are not one of them, because you have no Google Business Profile anywhere within 60 km of Perth.
  2. You have zero reviews.The studios sitting above you have between 44 and 225. A stranger checks reviews before they call. You give them nothing to read.
  3. Your Instagram has been quiet for 110 days.Last post 19 May 2026. Someone who liked your dental clinic video in May and came back in August found nothing new, and assumed you stopped.
  4. You never ask for the job.Twelve posts all time, four of them paid client work. Not one of your own posts asks anyone to get in touch.
  5. Your prices are invisible.Nothing on your site says what a film costs or how someone starts one. People who cannot see a price assume they cannot afford you, and they leave.
  6. Your site has no proof.One page, no case studies, no reviews. The YouTube and LinkedIn buttons in your footer go to youtube.com and linkedin.com, not to your accounts.
  7. Every job you sell ends.One film, one invoice, then silence. This is the one that causes the income swings. Everything above it is a repair. This one is a rebuild.

Google Maps, business listings and website checked 6 Sep 2026 from Perth CBD. Instagram grid for @nazaara.co pulled 6 Sep 2026.

02

What Reps Media does

You named them as your competitor. They are sixth on Google Maps with 44 reviews. The difference is not the filming.

They sell a plan, not a film

Their main offer is ten reels a month, three month minimum, all shot in one day. The client signs once and pays three times. You sell a brand film, priced per project, with no prices shown. They know what next month looks like. You do not.

Their clients post the work for them

Of their twelve most recent posts, seven were put up by other people who tagged them, mostly athletes from Hyrox Perth. Look at what those reached next to the ones they posted themselves.

Who posted itViews
An athlete they filmed8,150
An athlete they filmed4,384
Reps Media's own post1,694
Your best reel1,114

Instagram data for @repsmedia_ and @nazaara.co, pulled 6 Sep 2026.

They turned up at one Perth fitness event, filmed people mid race, and those people posted the footage and credited them. Thousands of Perth locals saw their name for the price of a weekend. You already do this at car meets and the Canning Show. You just do not ask for the tag.

They post constantly. Their last post was yesterday.

And they wrote down the door they leave open

"We're not a corporate-video shop pumping out one-off brand films. We build content systems." Reps Media, their own FAQ page

Every Perth business that wants a proper company film, a founder story, something cinematic, gets turned away by them. That is the exact work you are best at, and they published it. You are not fighting them for the same job.

03

Their model against yours

Same skill, same city. Different way of getting paid.

Reps MediaNazaara today
What they sell A monthly plan. Ten reels, three month minimum. One film at a time.
How the money arrives Same amount, three months booked in advance. One invoice, then nothing until you find the next one.
How long a client stays Three months minimum, and they roll on after that. Until the film is delivered.
Filming days per client One day covers a whole month of content. A full production every time you get paid.
Who spreads their name Their clients and the people they film. Nobody. You post the work and it stops there.
What a stranger finds on Google A Maps listing and 44 reviews. Nothing.

Offer and FAQ read from repsmedia.com, review count from Google Maps, both 6 Sep 2026.

04

How to get more clients

Ranked by what puts money in your account soonest, not by what sounds impressive.

Where to goFirst client inWhat it costsWorth
Email and call Perth clinics, real estate agents and marketing agencies 2 to 4 weeks90 minutes a day ▮▮▮▮▮
Film local events, hand out the clips free, ask for the tag 2 to 6 weeksA weekend ▮▮▮▮
Be the video guy for web and marketing agencies, like you already are for Goalistic 2 to 6 weeksA lower day rate ▮▮▮▮
Google Business Profile and reviews 6 to 12 weeksFree, one afternoon ▮▮▮▮▮
Instagram, three posts a week Slow on its ownFree ▮▮▮▮▮
Paying anyone a monthly fee for website SEO 6 months and upMoney every month Not yet

Instagram sits in the middle of that list but it decides everything above it. When you email a dental clinic, the first thing they do is open your Instagram. If the last post is from May, you lost them before the call.

On SEO, so you can stop wondering

All of Perth searches for business video about 700 times a month once you strip out repeated wordings, and twenty studios already sit on those searches with 225 reviews at the top. Too small and too crowded to pay back a monthly fee. Google Ads is the same for now: one click on "videographer perth" costs $28.32, and ten clicks is nowhere near ten enquiries.

The free part is a different matter and you do not have it. A Google Business Profile takes an afternoon and it is the only way anyone appears on Maps. Do it this week and ask for reviews the same day.

Your first 30 days

  1. Week 1
    • Set up your Google Business Profile. Video production service, Perth, 20 photos, hours, website.
    • Message every client you have filmed and ask for a Google review. Aim for five.
    • Fix the YouTube and LinkedIn links in your footer, and post on Instagram. Anything. Break the silence.
  2. Week 2
    • Write up The Smile Clinique and Little Bodies Therapy properly. What they needed, what you shot, what it did for them.
    • Put the new reviews on your homepage and build the one page price sheet from section 05.
  3. Week 3
    • Build a list of 100: 40 clinics and NDIS providers, 30 real estate agents, 30 agencies.
    • Send 20 emails a day for five days. One specific thing you noticed about their current video, and one idea. Not a pitch.
    • Ring the ten who opened it and did not reply.
  4. Week 4
    • Pick one Perth event. Film the people in it, send everyone their clip free within 24 hours, ask them to tag you.
    • Keep posting three times a week.
    • Count what came in and put next month into whatever produced it.
05

What you should be selling

Three ways to work with you, written on one page, with a price next to each. Set your own numbers. The structure is what matters.

The offerWhat it isWhy it earns its place
The brand film One cinematic piece. Founder story, clinic tour, company film. Your best work, and Reps Media publicly refuses to make these. Keep it, price it, but stop relying on it.
The content day A half or full day on site. You leave with enough for a month of posts. Easy first yes. Costs the client less than a film and gets them used to booking you.
The monthly plan the main one One shoot day a month, an agreed number of edits delivered through the month, three month minimum. This is the fix for the income swings. Same filming, booked ahead instead of chased.

Point it at clinics first

You already have The Smile Clinique and Little Bodies Therapy. None of the twenty studios on Google Maps specialises in clinics, and Reps Media aims at Perth business in general. A dental clinic that sees a dental video believes you more than one that sees a showreel. Write those two up, then email 30 clinics a week showing them work from their own industry.

Four rules that hold the whole thing up

Never leave an event without asking people to tag you. Never send a quote without the monthly option next to it. Never let two weeks pass without posting. Never finish a job without asking for the review.