SOWOW Social & Studio
Consultancy · Eindhoven city centre
5.010+ reviews · GoogleSOWOW Social & Studio offers marketing, social media support, workshops and a photography studio in Eindhoven.
About SOWOW Social & Studio
SOWOW Social & Studio is a creative marketing agency in Eindhoven. It offers social media strategies and management, marketing advice, content creation, workshops and a photography studio.
Marketing and content
The agency supports clients with strategy, planning, advice and delivery for social media and marketing.
- Social media strategies
- Analytics overviews with related advice
- Short and long copy
- Content plans
- General marketing advice
- Social advertising
- Influencer collaborations
- Content creation
Services
SOWOW Social offers social media strategies and management. SOWOW Show organises in-store shows, and SOWOW Workshop offers workshops about social media.
- Social media strategies and management
- Organising in-store shows with models, styling, content and social templates
- Social media workshops
Studio
SOWOW Studio is a photography studio with daylight and flash lighting.
Services
Social media management
- Social media strategies and management
- Content plans
- Social advertising
- Content creation
Marketing consulting
- Organising in-store shows
- Social strategies
- General marketing advice
- Influencer collaborations
Photography studio rental
- Daylight and flash photography studio
Creative workshop
- Social media workshop
Data analysis
- Analytics overviews with related advice
Copywriting
- Short and long copy
Web design
- Web design
At a glance
| Listed under | Consultancy, Photographer |
|---|---|
| Location | Bergstraat 8a, 5611 JZ Eindhoven |
| Google rating | 5.0 out of 5 (10+ reviews) |
| Phone | 06 40996696 |
| Website | sowowsocial.com |
| Last updated | November 2026 |
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Contact
Bergstraat 8a, 5611 JZ Eindhoven
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