CLASSIC ENTERPRISES PUNE – APPLE PRODUCTS & DIGITAL BRAND
The Hive Media partnered with Classic Enterprises Pune, one of Pune’s leading Apple product retailers, to transform its digital presence through strategic content creation, social media management, photography, videography, and performance-driven storytelling.
Within just one month, we organically scaled the brand’s Instagram community from 2,000 to over 50,000 followers, significantly increasing brand awareness, customer engagement, and inquiries. Our content strategy focused on premium product showcases, customer trust, trending reels, and consistent brand positioning, helping establish Classic Enterprises as one of the fastest-growing Apple retailers on Instagram.
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Project Duration
1 Month
Services Provided
- Social Media Management
- Content Creation
- Product Photography
- Cinematic Videography
- Instagram Reels Strategy
- Brand Storytelling
Key Results
- Instagram Growth: 2K → 50K+ Followers
- 100% Organic Growth
- Millions of Reel Views
- Increased Brand Awareness
- Higher Customer Engagement
- Strong Local Brand Presence
The Challenge:
Create a unifying brand platform that inspires artists from all levels of expertise.
Rallying around Sound
After a series of stakeholder interviews, we knew there was a desire to do something bigger. Beyond talking about product features, we tapped into a universal, undeniable truth by centering our focus on the customer—and why Splice started out in the first place.
Whether you’re an industry legend or a first-time producer, sound is where it all starts. Our campaign celebrated sound as the catalyst for creation and encouraged artists to start with what moves them the most.
The Impact:
By tapping into a universal truth, the campaign is built to grow with the company for the foreseeable future.
Tapping into the audiovisual
Of course, a campaign about sound required a thoughtful focus on the sonic side of the creative as well. From bespoke textural soundscapes to intricate samples, we ensured that this campaign wasn’t just a visual experience — but one that could resonate in an audiovisual way.
