What Social Storytelling Looks Like for Yellow Point Farms

When you think of social media for a local business, it’s easy to picture quick posts and product photos — but true social storytelling is something deeper. It’s about capturing the heartbeat of a brand — the moments, faces, and everyday details that tell people who you are, not just what you sell.

Over the past few months, I’ve had the joy of helping Yellow Point Farms share their story. And what a story it is.

The Beauty of Honest Moments

From the very first morning in the blueberry fields, surrounded by animals and family, I knew this wasn’t just another farm. It’s a place built on love, hard work, and a real connection to the land. Every photo, every caption, every quiet moment has been about showing that — without polish, without pretending — just real life, beautifully lived.

We’ve shared:

• Hands harvesting blueberries in our fields

• The family at the fall fair with their goats

• Autumn leaves turning red on the blueberry bushes — and those same leaves being turned into a warm cup of blueberry tea

• Their employees gently handling the animals

Those moments remind people that this isn’t just a farm — it’s a story of family, growth, and connection.

Why Storytelling Matters

In a world full of fast scrolls and loud marketing, it’s the quiet, authentic stories that stop people. When your audience feels something — when they see the love, the purpose, and the humanity in your business — that’s when they connect.

And connection is what creates loyalty, trust, and community.

That’s what social storytelling does. It builds bridges between you and the people who care most about what you do.

The Power of Visual Storytelling

Every photo on Yellow Point Farms’ feed tells a piece of their journey:

• The changing seasons reflected in their fields.

• The animals that bring joy (and sometimes chaos) to daily life.

• The faces behind the farm — the real people who make it all possible.

Social storytelling brings those threads together into something cohesive, meaningful, and memorable.

Bringing Your Story to Life

Whether you’re a farm, a small business, or a maker, your story matters. The world is full of people who want to feel connected to where their food, art, or products come from. Social storytelling is how you invite them in — to see, to feel, and to remember you.

That’s what I help local businesses do: tell their story with heart, through beautiful photography and thoughtful words that reflect who they are.

Ready to tell your story?

That’s exactly what I’m here for.

Reach out to start your own social storytelling journey.