In the ever-changing landscape of media, staying ahead means embracing each wave of change, no matter how daunting it may seem. At Du GOOD Studio, nestled in the heart of the Hudson Valley, we’ve witnessed firsthand the shift from analog to digital, and now to AI. But through it all, one thing remains steadfast: the compelling power of storytelling.

At Du GOOD Studio, we recently had the pleasure of hosting Tracy Andrews, the passionate president of the Cornwall Cleanup Crew, for an insightful and engaging podcast. This episode was filled with fascinating stories and a deep dive into the community-driven efforts to keep Cornwall, NY, clean and beautiful.

🎙️ Dive into Season 2 of the "Du GOOD Studio Podcast" with our first guest, Scott Teresi, as we explore the powerful synergy between community engagement and business innovation. Watch now to discover how local leaders are shaping a brighter, post-COVID future! 🌟

In today’s digital age, a robust social media presence is indispensable for business success.

Our initial challenge was the conspicuous absence of content, which was essential to enhance the website's appeal and to provide pertinent visuals and information to potential customers. To address this, we initiated a professional photoshoot to showcase the diverse range of mixes within their product line.

Enter Dü GOOD Studio. The CCSD through the Communications community put together a communication strategy in order to voice to the community the gravity of the infrastructure needs around the district.

Product photography is more important now than ever, not only do you have to show your customers what the product is going to look like, you also need to show them how it's going to affect their lives, while at the same time communicating your brand message.

DÜ GOOD is not just a name for us, is part of our driving core values. This year we decided to focus our efforts in helping the Cornwall Central School District’s Board of Education spread their message on the upcoming school budget.

It won’t be business as usual however, social distancing rules will still be encouraged for everyone’s safety and it might be confusing for consumers to keep track how each business decides to enforce their rules.

This is the moment when social media can overcome its main criticism (anti-social) and actually bring people together and keep communities connected while staying physically apart.