Social media for Tempe businesses
Rad Social is based in Gilbert and focuses on businesses across the East Valley and Prescott. Here are local content starting points for your business: what your customers ask, the work your team does, and the people behind it.
Make the work recognizable.
Tempe plans around eight distinct character areas, including Downtown Tempe, Rio Salado and the ASU area. Content is strongest when it reflects the specific business and customers, rather than relying on broad city labels.
Answer a common customer question, show what happens during a service visit, or introduce the staff who make the experience work.
Tempe's character-area plans treat neighborhoods and activity centers as distinct places. A business can help a new customer orient themselves with clear service boundaries, arrival instructions or an introduction to the person they will meet. A short caption can answer one practical question before a phone call or appointment.
Explore Tempe's character areas ↗Content ideas for a Tempe business.
Start with the service, customer and people your business wants to be known for. A few city-specific starting points:
- Give first-time customers a clear location and service-area context without relying on a broad 'Tempe' label alone.
- Caption a service timeline so customers can see what happens before, during and after a visit.
- Show one practical detail—how to prepare, where to check in or who to contact—that makes the next step easier.
These are starting points, not a list of Rad Social clients or promised outcomes.
Who is it for?
Contractors, home-service teams and other local businesses that want a steady way to show their work. Rad Social films, edits and posts for your business; the right plan depends on what you need covered.
Before booking, ask Rad Social to confirm on-location shoot availability and any travel cost for your address.
Let’s talk, Tempe.
Tell Rad Social what your business does and what you want people to see.