I run Square Daisy, where we help businesses use video and animation to drive real commercial results, not just produce content that looks good.

We’ve been doing this since 2011, so we’ve built up a strong track record, including over 100 five-star Google reviews. We’re a small, experienced in-house team, which means clients always have access to support when they need it. There’s continuity in how projects are delivered, and someone on hand to keep projects moving and deadlines on track. We’re also continuing to invest in the business as we grow, working with more established organisations while keeping things straightforward and easy to deal with.

We’ve worked with a wide range of clients across different sectors, with case studies that show how our work helps increase enquiries, improve conversion, and save time through clearer communication.

Many of the businesses we work with know they should be doing more with video, but aren’t sure what to say, how to structure it, or how to make it actually contribute to sales. Others are already investing in video and are looking for a more consistent, commercially focused approach.

We act as a creative and production partner, helping turn ideas into content that’s properly planned, well executed, and genuinely useful to the business.

Our work spans everything from TV commercials and high-end brand content, through to corporate films that build trust and authority, animated explainers that simplify complex services, and training content that helps reduce time and cost across teams.

We typically support with things like:

• Generating more enquiries, sales conversations and booked appointments
• Supporting recruitment and helping attract the right people
• Building trust with potential clients before they ever speak to you
• Explaining complex products or services clearly (often through animation)

A big part of our approach is capturing a range of content in one go, then shaping it for different uses – from website and sales conversations through to social and ongoing marketing. That way, you’re not just getting one video, but a set of assets that support different stages of the customer journey.

I’m always happy to have a straightforward chat if you’re considering video, or to sense-check an idea. We’ve also put together some practical guides that you’re very welcome to pass on to clients or contacts as a useful first step.

And if you know a business that’s struggling to generate enquiries, explain what they do, or convert interest into actual conversations, I’d really appreciate an introduction.