Do you actually work in Clearwater or just list it?

We are based here. Most Clearwater jobs are a fifteen-minute drive, which is why we can shoot at the right time of day instead of whenever the schedule allows.

What kinds of Clearwater businesses do you work with?

Mostly home service contractors: roofing, pools, plumbing, electrical, plus real estate and a handful of local service businesses. If you sell a high-ticket job to a homeowner in Pinellas, the system is the same.

When should a Clearwater business start marketing?

Before the season, not during the slowdown. Paid campaigns take sixty to ninety days to get efficient, and demand climbs from October. Starting in January means learning while the season is already happening.

Do you cover Clearwater Beach and the barrier islands?

Yes, including Clearwater Beach, Island Estates, Sand Key, and across to Belleair. Waterfront properties need different light and usually a specific shoot window, which is easier to plan when you are ten minutes away.

Pinellas County

Marketing & Video Production in Clearwater, FL

Name: JUICED Media
Address: Clearwater, FL, US
Telephone: (727) 205-6861
Price range: $$
Rating: 5.0

We are based in Clearwater. Not Tampa with a Clearwater service area listed on a page, actually here, which means a shoot day does not start with forty minutes on the Courtney Campbell. That matters more than it sounds. Local businesses get media companies who show up once, shoot everything they can in three hours, and disappear until the invoice. Being fifteen minutes from most of Pinellas means we can come back for the light, catch a job at the right stage, or grab a second angle without turning it into a scheduling negotiation.

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Marketing in Clearwater

Clearwater runs on two economies that barely overlap. West of the bridges you have tourism, hospitality, and the businesses serving visitors, which is seasonal and effectively dead in September. Inland along US-19 and Gulf-to-Bay you have the home service trades, healthcare, and professional offices serving a permanent population that skews older and owns rather than rents. Most of the inland housing stock went up between 1960 and 1985, which is why roofing, HVAC, plumbing, and remodeling are so heavily represented here. The snowbird cycle shapes everything: demand climbs from October, peaks January through March, and falls off sharply by May. Businesses that only market when the phone goes quiet are marketing into the trough every single year.