In a crowded digital landscape, brand consistency is key for small businesses to build trust and recognition. Unlike large corporations, small businesses must leverage a strong, cohesive identity across platforms to stand out. But consistency doesn’t mean identical content—it’s about adapting messaging for each platform while maintaining a unified brand voice. From Instagram’s visual appeal to LinkedIn’s thought leadership, a strategic approach ensures customers recognize and trust your brand wherever they engage.

In today’s digital landscape, manufacturers must go beyond traditional marketing—customers want to see the people, craftsmanship, and values behind the products. At Charter Oak Media, we bridge the gap between factory floors and digital platforms, helping brands tell authentic stories that build trust and engagement. From showcasing skilled artisans to highlighting sustainable production, we believe transparency and storytelling are key to standing out in competitive markets. The future of manufacturing storytelling starts here.

We hit the road at 3:30 AM to document the transport of Hull 001 of the new Sabre 51 from Rockland to Raymond, Maine. After a quick factory tour, we captured dramatic shots of the hull in transit, including a perfect bridge crossing. At Building 3, we filmed the careful unloading, marking the start of its next production phase. It was an unforgettable day, and we’re excited for more moments with the Sabre and Back Cove family.

We spent the morning with Arcadia Kitchen and Bath for a shoot of a recently finished kitchen in a picturesque cape-style home in Portland, ME.

Each new client gives us the opportunity to understand their brand and help them connect with their audience in meaningful ways. Our work with Lee Auto Malls began with a shoot at their Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram location in Westbrook, Maine. With thorough research and a clear vision, we were ready to map out their social media strategy.

Discover the dedication of a skilled craftsman shaping a yacht door with precision and passion. At Charter Oak Media, we captured the artistry and hard work behind Sabre Yachts, connecting you with the stories that make each product special.

2024 was a year of growth, challenges, and transformation for Charter Oak Media. From viral successes and new client partnerships to refining our processes and bringing Taylor on full-time, every hurdle strengthened our resolve and expanded our capabilities. As we look ahead to 2025, we’re ready to embrace new opportunities and continue building on the momentum we’ve created.

Hans Croft was destined to be a thrifter. He comes from a long line of antique dealers and has been interested in the fashion industry since he took his first job in the Old Port. He now has Reverie, a little thrift store where he gets to curate his own sense of style.