Brand Commercial Film · Seguin, TX
From the Shop Floor to the Feed: A Social Media Case Study for Grant RV Repair & Services
For Grant RV Repair & Services LLC
From the Shop Floor to the Feed: A Social Media Case Study for Grant RV Repair & Services
Grant RV Repair & Services LLC has spent years earning a name in Seguin, Texas, as the shop RV owners trust with the repairs that keep their rigs road-ready. But like a lot of hands-on service businesses, the shop was better known in person than online. The work was consistent and the customers were loyal, yet a quick search or scroll wasn't showing outsiders the same quality people experienced walking through the door. Someone researching a repair shop before ever picking up the phone had very little to go on — no steady stream of photos or video, no real look at the team or the process, just a name with no face behind it yet.
That's the gap MnM Productions stepped in to close.
We built Grant RV a full social media presence from the ground up — not a one-off video here and there, but a steady content engine. Each month, the plan called for eight short-form videos and reels showing real repairs, real technicians, and real rigs coming through the shop, paired with weekly photo and graphic posts to keep the feed active between video drops. Once a month, a polished, commercial-style video did the heavier lifting — introducing the shop, its people, and its process to anyone discovering Grant RV for the first time. Behind the scenes, full social media management handled scheduling, captions, and posting, so the Grant RV team could stay focused on the shop r the shot list. A monthly analytics report kept everyone aligned on what content was actually landing with their audience.
The goal was a shop that finally looked online the way it had always performed in person: professional, dependable, and easy to trust before a customer ever walked through the door. Instead of a quiet or inconsistent feed, Grant RV gained a steady stream of content proving their expertise in real time — which matters when someone is choosing who gets to work on their home on wheels.