Turn Your Content into Customers

Consultants for Niche Business Growth

Content Strategy

We build a complete plan so your Website actually drives sales and revenue and not just views. We teach you and your team how to professionally build a steady client base using all multimedia tools, including AI. Our exclusive Media Tool Box is your first step in understanding what works online, especially for the introduction of new products and/or services.

Content Consultants

We Optimize your Website, messaging and funnels to turn traffic into paying customers. We focus on speciality audiences for businesses catering to Automotive, Pet and Outdoor markets. Our consulting packages are simple; you get one-on-one video conferencing, or in person time with experts in the field of creative content. This is an exclusive offer from Mainhouse Creative because we want you 100 percent satisfied with our services.

Content Production

We create high-end video, photography and writing designed to capture attention, and elevate your brand. If requested our experts will instruct you in all the fundamentals for creating high-end multimedia from the privacy of your home office, or anywhere. Have a camera but don’t know how to use it? Stuck on using video editing software? We’re there for you!

Most Brands Are Wasting Time on Content Creation

  • Posting consistently but not getting leads?

  • Content looks great, but doesn’t convert?

  • No clear strategy behind what you’re creating?

    That’s where we come in.

We are Specialists

We do things right. We specialize in markets that we are experts in. We don’t pretend, we live it. Our clients are happy for it.

AUTOMOTIVE. OUTDOORS. PETS.

Grow Your Online Sales

60 Years of experience teaching others how to talk to niche audiences

Everything we do at Mainhouse Creative is a spin-off from decades of working with the biggest Print and Digital magazine publishers and TV networks in the Outdoor, Pet and Automotive sectors.

We’re not just a niche content source — we show businesses how-to use content as a tool for growth. We work one-on-one with businesses and their teams as they develop their own internal marketing efforts.

With 60 years in multimedia storytelling and hands-on production, Mainhouse Creative and associates consult with brands that want to establish a method of creating and promoting their own content that not only looks great — but drives real sales.

One of the most popular questions we get is: How to Introduce a New Product Online.

We’ll walk you through the process of setting up a shopping cart — to search engine optimization. If your Website features new products and the conversion rate from visitor to sales is poor, we provide the insight necessary to turn that around. Maybe your creative content is not professional enough to attract buyers, or your product description is too generic for the audience. Whatever the root cause of concern is we will target it and provide the data to back-up our findings.

Our biggest asset for any small-business is our understanding of specialty markets. We are specialists in these areas for good reason. It’s all we’ve ever done and at the highest level.

Mainhouse Creative is based in Orange County, California. Contact Us Today and we’ll respond within 24 hours.

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60 Years Focused on Specialty Audiences

The Blogs

A black and white photo of a river flowing through a forested mountain landscape with clouds in the sky, and a couple of boats on the water.

Renowned photographer Ansel Adams once said, photographers should make photographs, not simply take them. It’s a philosophy for any working photojournalist.

In my opinion what Adams was suggesting is that Photography is about composition, exposure, depth-of-field, and scene selection before pressing the shutter button. Adams was in essence, a Pictorial artist. He chose beauty, tones, and composition over subject matter.

The intentional act of setting up a shot, whether it’s video or still photography, requires most of my time in the field. But even though my work is journalistic, not pictorial, I am at my best when I’m judging the ambient light, structuring the composition so that the subject falls where I want it in the viewfinder, away from unwanted distractions shadows, and so on Visualization of the scene supersedes everything.

Visualization of a scene to me means to let whatever is surrounding the subject compliment the image, rather than fighting it. An unwanted merger in an image distracts.

A Perspective

In a sense I do “document” things with my work. But I’m always prepared to add my own spin on the subject/scene in keeping with Adam’s philosophy.

I like natural settings best. Like the couple I photographed at Mammoth Lakes, California.

I couldn’t have asked for a more serene scene. I immediately thought, wow what a great advertisement for a kayak company. No unwanted anything, simply two people spending time on the calm water paddling away their worries.

I should have spent more time there, maybe photographing it at sunrise or sunset. Ideally though, putting in some time may have given me another opportunity to add drama to the scene. Or, maybe I would have missed the two kayakers altogether. I tend to shoot when I feel the scene is complete.

What it is not is a “snapshot,” I considered my options. But it’s not what Adams would have done either. But that’s me… I prefer not to over think. I’d rather run with it if that’s what nature is dishing out. “Does the scene tell a story?” It’s an easy Yes or No answer. — Larry Saavedra