A Stakeholder Asset Collaboration Program from Tourism Ucluelet: featuring Sparq Social + Shorewood Collective
Tourism Ucluelet is launching a small-scale Stakeholder Asset Collaboration Program to help local businesses build stronger, more practical digital content for their own marketing channels.
This program is designed for businesses that would benefit from updated photo and video assets, along with hands-on support in learning how to use those assets for social media content.
Participating businesses will receive a small package of digital assets and will take part in a three-hour workshop focused on building practical content for platforms like Instagram and Facebook.
Each selected business will receive:
8 to 10 edited still images suitable for use in a social media carousel
Colour-corrected B-roll video clips that can be used to create reels or short-form video content
A mix of images and clips that may include exterior, interior, product, service, atmosphere, staff-in-action, guest experience, and detail shots, depending on the business
A hands-on workshop to help turn those assets into usable social media content
The goal is to make sure businesses walk away with content they can actually use, not just a folder of files.
June 8 to 11
Selected businesses will be scheduled for asset capture during this window from Shorewood Collection. Shoot times will be coordinated directly with each participating business.
Tuesday June 23rd, 1-4 pm
A three-hour in-person workshop will be held with participating businesses. During the workshop, participants will learn how to use their new images and B-roll clips to create stronger social media content.
The workshop will include support around:
Building effective carousel posts
Understanding how to use B-roll for reels
Creating simple short-form video content
Organizing content ideas
Making the most of limited marketing time and resources
You will need:
A smartphone logged onto your socials
Computer
Canva for the templates (can be a free account)
Notepad and pen, if you prefer to take handwritten notes
This program is designed for small to medium-sized Ucluelet tourism-facing businesses that want support in improving their digital content and online presence.
It is especially intended for businesses that manage their social media in-house and do not currently have an external social media manager or agency supporting their content.
All interested businesses are welcome to apply and register. Space is limited, and if the program fills up, Tourism Ucluelet will review registrations based on program fit and eligibility. If a business has registered but is not selected due to capacity limits, the registration donation will be refunded.
Spaces are limited to approximately 10 participating businesses.
Businesses will be accepted based on program fit, available space, and the priority criteria outlined above. Registration will remain open until all spaces are filled.
Many local businesses are owner-operated and do not always have the time, capacity, or resources to consistently create strong digital content. This program is intended to provide practical support by helping businesses capture updated assets and learn how to use them more effectively.
By supporting local businesses with stronger digital content, we can also help create a more cohesive and current visual presence across Ucluelet’s visitor-facing channels.
If the fee is a barrier to entry, please email us. We want this to be accessible.
Fee will be donated to the Food Bank on the Edge
Where: Ucluelet Community Center
A Stakeholder Asset Collaboration Program from Tourism Ucluelet: featuring Sparq Social + Shorewood Collective
Tourism Ucluelet is launching a small-scale Stakeholder Asset Collaboration Program to help local businesses build stronger, more practical digital content for their own marketing channels.
This program is designed for businesses that would benefit from updated photo and video assets, along with hands-on support in learning how to use those assets for social media content.
Participating businesses will receive a small package of digital assets and will take part in a three-hour workshop focused on building practical content for platforms like Instagram and Facebook.
Each selected business will receive:
8 to 10 edited still images suitable for use in a social media carousel
Colour-corrected B-roll video clips that can be used to create reels or short-form video content
A mix of images and clips that may include exterior, interior, product, service, atmosphere, staff-in-action, guest experience, and detail shots, depending on the business
A hands-on workshop to help turn those assets into usable social media content
The goal is to make sure businesses walk away with content they can actually use, not just a folder of files.
June 8 to 11
Selected businesses will be scheduled for asset capture during this window from Shorewood Collection. Shoot times will be coordinated directly with each participating business.
Tuesday June 23rd, 1-4 pm
A three-hour in-person workshop will be held with participating businesses. During the workshop, participants will learn how to use their new images and B-roll clips to create stronger social media content.
The workshop will include support around:
Building effective carousel posts
Understanding how to use B-roll for reels
Creating simple short-form video content
Organizing content ideas
Making the most of limited marketing time and resources
You will need:
A smartphone logged onto your socials
Computer
Canva for the templates (can be a free account)
Notepad and pen, if you prefer to take handwritten notes
This program is designed for small to medium-sized Ucluelet tourism-facing businesses that want support in improving their digital content and online presence.
It is especially intended for businesses that manage their social media in-house and do not currently have an external social media manager or agency supporting their content.
All interested businesses are welcome to apply and register. Space is limited, and if the program fills up, Tourism Ucluelet will review registrations based on program fit and eligibility. If a business has registered but is not selected due to capacity limits, the registration donation will be refunded.
Spaces are limited to approximately 10 participating businesses.
Businesses will be accepted based on program fit, available space, and the priority criteria outlined above. Registration will remain open until all spaces are filled.
Many local businesses are owner-operated and do not always have the time, capacity, or resources to consistently create strong digital content. This program is intended to provide practical support by helping businesses capture updated assets and learn how to use them more effectively.
By supporting local businesses with stronger digital content, we can also help create a more cohesive and current visual presence across Ucluelet’s visitor-facing channels.
If the fee is a barrier to entry, please email us. We want this to be accessible.
Fee will be donated to the Food Bank on the Edge
Where: Ucluelet Community Center
