Start with what you are trying to make happen.

Whether it is photography, a website, an app, a workshop or a rough idea, send the shape of it and Dibs can point the conversation in the right direction.

A useful first message only needs a few things.

Keep it simple. The aim is not to write a perfect brief, just to give enough shape for a useful reply.

01 What are you trying to make happen?

A launch, a clearer website, better images, a working app idea, a workshop, or something still messy.

02 Who is it for?

Customers, event visitors, traders, workshop students, a local audience, a community, or an internal team.

03 What already exists?

Send links, screenshots, dates, rough notes, images, examples or the current thing that needs improving.

04 What feels stuck?

The wording, the design, the workflow, the images, the tech, or simply choosing the right first step.

Use the form for photography, small-event internet, same-day image upload, app products, web support, workshops or consulting enquiries. It opens your email client with the details filled in, so nothing is sent until you choose to send it.

If the project is not the right fit for DibsMc Media, Dibs will say so plainly and, where possible, point you towards someone better suited to the job.

Helpful details to include

  • What you want to make, fix or improve.
  • Any dates, launch plans or event deadlines.
  • Whether you need event photography, same-day image upload, small-event internet, web support, app support, consulting or a mix.
  • Links to anything that already exists.

Good first messages are simple.

You do not need a perfect brief. A rough version of the idea is enough to begin shaping the right route.

Photography

Tell me the subject and use

What needs photographing, where the images will be used, whether same-day upload matters, and any dates or locations.

Event support

Tell me what needs connecting

The site, expected numbers, power options, remote-working needs, upload needs and whether Starlink-based internet may be useful.

Consulting

Tell me what feels unclear

The decision, workflow, product, page or creative problem that needs a second brain.

What happens after you get in touch.

The first reply is about finding the right shape, not forcing the project into a fixed package.

Read the rough idea

Dibs looks at the goal, the audience, any links or images, and what feels most urgent.

Suggest a sensible route

That might be photography, a site, app feedback, a workshop, a small first step or a better-suited specialist.

Agree what is worth doing

If it is a fit, the next conversation can define scope, priorities, content, timings and what needs preparing.

The first conversation can stay rough.

You do not need to know whether it is photography, web, app work or consulting yet. Send the outline and the right route can be worked out from there.