Fishing crew silhouetted against dawn light on a commercial vessel
NZ Primary Sector · Outcome-Guaranteed

We sell the tally,
not the footage.

Recruitment campaigns for hard-to-staff operators (crews, plants, boats, forests), with the result written into the contract. Content is the mechanism. The number is the product.

Why this exists

The accountability gap

Every agency in this category sells the same thing: empathy and footage, billed monthly. The content looks good. Whether it moved the needle is your problem.

We sit in the intersection. The only primary-sector partner in NZ that guarantees the outcome, pointed at the sectors and operators no specialist serves. A different category, a different conversation.

Gap 1 · Accountability

Everyone bills for production

Sector empathy is table stakes now, not a differentiator. Agencies re-invoice every month, report outputs, and call it done. Nobody guarantees a business outcome.

Gap 2 · Sector

The specialists cluster in dairy

Dedicated agencies serve farming and agri-suppliers. Seafood, forestry, horticulture at scale and food processing (all budget-rich and content-starved) have no dedicated partner at all.

The work

On the boat. In the plant. On the farm.

No staged content; primary sniffs it out. Real capture from live sprints drops in here.

Deck winch and nets on a commercial fishing boat at sea
IMG 01 · ON-BOAT CAPTURE
Steam over a stainless processing line
IMG 02 · IN-PLANT CAPTURE
Forestry loader working in dawn mist
IMG 03 · ON-FARM CAPTURE
The offer

How the guarantee works

One outcome, agreed before we start, with our fee at risk against it. No one else in primary will make that deal.

01

Agree the number

Before anything is made, we agree one business outcome (qualified applications, qualified reach, or qualified enquiries) and pull the baseline. In writing, both signatures.

02

We deliver, headless

You don't manage creators, approve raw footage, or sit in production calls. You get one update a week: the current figure against target, in plain English. No decks.

03

Miss? We pay for it

If the number isn't hit, we keep working at our cost, or the fee comes back. The miss clause is printed in the contract, not implied in the pitch.

Three tracks. We only guarantee what we control.

Crew member silhouetted against low sun at sea
TRACK

Reach / Attention

Guaranteed qualified reach and engagement in-sector. For anyone with an audience to move. We choose the creators, hooks and formats; every creative variable is ours.

Forestry crew in hi-vis walking through dawn mist
TRACK · FLAGSHIP

Recruitment / Applications

Guaranteed qualified applications, or cost-per-qualified-applicant. Fisheries crews, processing lines, forestry gangs, seasonal horticulture. Clean numbers, budgeted pain.

Industrial agricultural drone rim-lit in a dark field
TRACK

Pipeline / Enquiry

Guaranteed qualified enquiries and demo bookings for agritech and agri-suppliers. Measurable, and gated hard at discovery for product risk.

We never guarantee sales. We guarantee what we control: creative, targeting, and the system that turns them into your number.

The miss clause, verbatim
Miss by ≤20%

Free 30-day extension. We keep working and absorb the delivery cost.

Miss by >20%

50% of the fee credited to the next engagement, or a partial refund within 14 days.

Client-attributable

Operational failure, no asset access, tracking not live by the agreed date: guarantee voided, named explicitly in the contract. Fair both ways.

Who carries what
We absorb

Delivery risk. If we miss, we keep working out of our own pocket. That's the deal.

You absorb

Operational risk. Content amplifies your operation; it can't fix it. A broken product or workplace voids the guarantee.

Spend stays yours

Where paid media runs, it runs through your account, separate from our fee and transparent to the dollar.

What voids the guarantee
Late assets

Everything on the asset checklist lands by end of week two, or the guarantee clock doesn't start. Each day of delay is excluded from our responsibility.

Broken operation

If discovery surfaces structural product or workplace issues that content would amplify, we say so and stop before taking the fee.

Scope creep

The brief freezes at the end of week one. Change the audience, channel or role mid-sprint and the clock resets; the guarantee is built on a specific hypothesis.

Who it's for

The primary sector no one serves

Funded exporters, co-ops, processors and large operators: not the $5k family operation, and not another dairy-supplier roster.

Mussel farm lines stretching across still water at dawn
SECTOR 01

Seafood & aquaculture

~$650M in exports to 81 countries. Zero dedicated marketing specialist. Under pressure on reputation and recruitment.

Loaded logging truck on a gravel forestry road at dusk
SECTOR 02

Forestry & wood processing

Funded, corporate, under-serviced. Growth-fund money meets a hiring problem nobody's telling well.

Kiwifruit orchard canopy rows in dawn fog
SECTOR 03

Horticulture at scale

Export-premium driven, with seasonal labour pain that lands at board level every single year.

Stainless silos and pipework of a processing facility at night
SECTOR 04

Waste & Manufacturing

Large workforces, real employer-brand budgets, rosters that never quite fill.

Fishing fleet tied up at an industrial wharf before dawn
SECTOR 05

Operators & co-ops

The producers themselves, not just the suppliers selling into them.

Autonomous agricultural rover rim-lit in a dark field
SECTOR 06

Funded agritech

The classic agency roster, sold with the accountability the classic agencies don't offer.

The wedge is recruitment. Hard-to-staff rosters are board-level pain: measurable in applications, cost-per-hire and vacancy-days, and guarantee-able because we own the creative and the targeting. Win the roster, earn the brand.

The method

Eight weeks. One number.

Real on-boat, on-farm, in-plant capture, run through a controlled system that never needs your time.

01

Strategic gate

We turn down briefs we can't guarantee. Most don't pass.

02

Discovery

Baseline pulled and agreed in writing. Target locked, brief frozen.

03

Production

On-the-ground capture with sector-native talent. No staged content.

04

Deployment

Live by week four. Variants tested, underperformers cut, budget shifts to winners.

05

Debrief

Target versus delivered, translated into dollars, and what we'd do differently. Honest.

REPORTINGOne number a week: a figure against target and a plain-English read of what's driving it.

REPORTINGBehind trajectory by week five? You hear it from us within 48 hours, never from a failing funnel.

REPORTINGNo process access. You hold us to the number, not the workflow. That's a feature.

Pricing

The ladder

Fixed fees, tabular figures, and a guarantee that is never discounted.

Step 1 · Qualifier

Proof

$12–18k fixed

8 weeks. One role family, one site, baseline agreed up front. The sprint that earns the roster.

See what qualifies
Step 2 · Retained

Engine

$8–15k / month

6-month minimum. The roster held quarter after quarter, guarantee re-set each cycle.

Start the Proof
Step 3 · Later

Playbook

Per sub-sector

The proven method, licensed. Opens once the sprint record exists to back it.

Register interest
The gate

We turn down most briefs

A guarantee only holds with the right clients. The strategic gate is the product protecting itself.

You'll qualify if:
  • There's a real, budgeted outcome to move: vacancies, reach, or enquiries
  • A baseline exists, or you'll let us set one in discovery
  • One decision-maker holds budget authority and a 48-hour response SLA
  • The operation is sound; content amplifies it, not its flaws
We'll pass if:
  • You want an output count; "X videos a month" is the old category
  • There's no baseline and no intent to measure
  • Known product or operational problems the content would expose
  • You expect zero obligations on your side
Start the Proof

Hold us to the number.

One conversation. We'll tell you straight if we can't guarantee your outcome, and exactly what it would take if we can.