Some of the best insight into what it’s like to work with Moarly Creative comes from the clients we’ve partnered with over the years.
Global Diving & Salvage gave us the opportunity to tell stories from some remarkable projects, from complex marine construction and environmental work to emergency response. We worked with their team on video production, photography, social media content, and storytelling.
I asked Danielle Carlson, Global’s former marketing coordinator, to share what stood out about working with Moarly Creative.
Danielle Carlson | Global Diving & Salvage
“Not everyone in business can accurately tell their story, so finding a professional to help was really necessary. We know who we are and we know what we want to tell people about us, but it’s not everyone’s skill set to convey that. It’s very important because that’s the heart of our business, and we didn’t have the bandwidth or the expertise to do it. We needed to go outside to find someone to help us, which you did.
I can say definitively that we’ve improved engagement with our customers, our vendors, and our employees. We’ve opened the doorway for them to talk to us, us to talk to them, and for them to understand who Global is.
It’s just so easy to work with you. The learning curve was really short. We didn’t have to spend a lot of time explaining what we wanted or needed. You just get it, which is really helpful. It’s a time saver and an energy saver. I can give you an idea, and then you do something that is better than what I asked for. It’s just very low maintenance, which is all anyone ever wants in a vendor. You just come in, take care of it, and I don’t have to worry about it.
You ask great questions, which I’m sure comes from your news background. What I’ve always appreciated is that I’ve been able to give you a framework, and then you pull all the meat out of an interview. That is so valuable. You’re actually listening to people and hearing what they’re saying, and then asking them deeper questions. I can’t predict what someone is going to say, nor do I want to force them to say something that’s not genuine. You lead people down the path to what you need them to say, which is really important when you’re doing the storytelling that you’re doing.”
We’re grateful to Danielle for sharing her experience and to Global Diving & Salvage for trusting us to tell so many of their stories.
If you’d like to dive deeper into some of the projects we’ve completed with Global, be sure to check out our posts about their environmental services team, Hurricane Michael recovery, and the Schuyler F. Heim Bridge demolition.
Want to hear from more of the organizations we’ve worked with? Read our client testimonials, explore our video production work, or contact us to start a conversation about your next project.