Analitica Lab

A proposal for Sky Dance Drone Light Shows

Your shows light up the sky. Now the phone has to ring.

Almost ten years as an FAA-certified pilot, a fleet ready to fly and shows that stop a crowd. This page lays out a measured plan to put Sky Dance in front of the cities, festivals and companies that book them.

Prepared for

Gary Gauldin

Company

I Fly Drones · Sky Dance

Market

Richmond, VA and the region

Date

November 2026

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Who you're working with

Creativity you can measure.
Results you can feel.

Before we talk about Sky Dance, you should know who is talking.

Juan Saenz, founder of Analitica Lab

The human layer

Art with no proof, or data with no soul. I built the middle ground.

I studied business administration and ran companies before I touched marketing. That is where I learned creativity and results were never meant to live apart. I moved to Canada, specialized twice, and spent eight years inside agencies building for brands like Unilever, Conagra, Lactalis and Coca-Cola.

The whole time I saw the same two failures: work that creates and can't prove it, and work that measures and moves no one. Analitica Lab is my answer to both. A creative studio where every idea is built from scratch and built to be measured. We don't take every project. We join your team and we answer for the results.

Juan Saenz G

Founder · Answers his own email

You already know how to fill a sky with light. Our job is to make sure the people who book shows find Sky Dance first.

Act 01 · Where Sky Dance stands today

A fleet ready to fly.
Sites not ready for ads.

We looked at skydancedronelightshows.com and iflydrones.com the way a city events manager or a corporate planner would: on a phone, comparing options. The experience behind Sky Dance is real. A few things on the sites get in the way, and they matter most once you start paying for clicks. Most are quick fixes for your current web provider.

skydancedronelightshows.com · as a buyer sees it

FAA-certified pilot

≈10 yrs

Gary, flying professionally

City pages

5

Richmond to Charlotte

Podcast episodes

20+

On YouTube, ready to reuse

Hidden casino links

18

Worth reviewing this week

01 · 02

Trust

01

Casino links are hidden in the page.

The home page of skydancedronelightshows.com carries links to 18 online casino and betting sites, placed off-screen where visitors can't see them but Google can. That usually points to injected spam, which can hurt rankings and trust, so it's the one item we'd raise with your web provider right away.

02

The reviews belong to someone else.

The testimonial section still shows the theme's sample quotes: a "CEO, Nexatech" praising a marketing agency called Marko for helping "double our revenue." A planner who reads them will wonder what else isn't real. Your real clients deserve that space.

03 · 04

Detail

03

Placeholder text is still live.

The process section, "Simple Steps to Digital Success," shows lorem ipsum. Anyone who scrolls that far reads the page as unfinished.

04

A typo in the main button.

The first call to action reads "Get a Free Consutltation," and the opening line uses "breathtaking" twice. Small things, but they're the first words a planner reads. Both are five-minute fixes.

05 · 06

Conversion

05

No starting point, no packages.

Buyers with a budget want to know if they're in range before they call. Your own blog already explains what shows cost; the page a buyer lands on doesn't say it.

06

The form leaves out what you need to quote.

It asks for name, email, phone and city. It doesn't ask for the date, the type of event or the audience size, so every lead starts with a round of questions before you can price it.

07 · 08 · 09

Visibility

07

On iflydrones.com, the shows are buried.

Drone light shows sit inside "Specialized Drone Services," among dozens of other services. A corporate buyer looking for a show won't dig for it.

08

Your best sales pitch is a blog post.

The post on choosing a drone show company, with price ranges and local vs. national, answers exactly what buyers ask. No landing page uses it yet.

09

LinkedIn: a personal profile, no company page.

The people who approve a city or corporate show check LinkedIn. Today Sky Dance has no page there for them to find.

The shows are ready.The sites aren't selling them yet.

Act 02 · The problem

Your buyer plans months ahead.
And checks you before calling.

What we heard: a serious investment in the fleet, and bookings needed soon. You've paid for marketing before and couldn't tell if it worked. Now you want something more sophisticated: where each piece goes, LinkedIn for business, and a phone that rings.

AllImagesMapsVideos

nationalshows.example

Drone Light Shows · Nationwide

500+ drones. Book your city's next celebration.

Get pricing

pyro-and-drones.example

Fireworks & Drone Shows

July 4th packages for cities and towns.

Free quote

eventguide.example › richmond

Best drone show companies near Richmond

A list of providers, compared by size and price.

forum.example

How much does a drone show cost?

Forum · 48 answers

skydancedronelightshows.com

The local option, easy to miss

FAA certified and based in Richmond. On this screen, the buyer may never get that far.

Illustrative search · results and brands are examples

01

A drone show is a committee decision.

Cities, counties, festivals, universities and companies book it. They search Google when they have a date, check LinkedIn to see who you are and look at Instagram for proof. One channel can't do all three jobs.

02

Paid clicks with nowhere to land.

Sending ads to the current home page means paying for a visitor who meets template reviews and a form that doesn't ask about the event. Ads need a page built to turn a click into a request.

03

Nobody can tell you what worked.

You've run Google Ads yourself and hired help with keywords. Without call and form tracking, no one can say which search brought which lead. The phone has to ring, and you should know why it rang.

The demand is there.The path to your phone isn't yet.

Act 03 · How we can help

Every channel with a job.
Every lead with a source.

We decide what goes where, give your content one consistent, premium look and run small, measured ad tests. You keep flying shows. We keep the pipeline moving and show you what it produced.

01

Target

Reach the people who sign off on shows.

City and county event teams, festivals, universities, sports teams and venues, companies planning launches and anniversaries, and high-budget weddings. Google catches them while they search, LinkedIn reaches the decision makers, and Instagram and Facebook give them visual proof and bring them back.

02

Show

Turn what you already have into a steady stream.

The manufacturer's catalog, approved for promotion, gives us polished formations from day one. Your own footage, the podcast episodes and you on camera add the local, human side. Everything with one consistent look.

03

Plan

Plant in winter, book in summer.

Your own blog says events book 8 to 12 weeks ahead. That makes December and January the time when spring events, July 4th and summer festivals start to be decided. We start those conversations now.

04

Measure

Every lead traced to where it came from.

Calls and quote forms are tracked to the search, ad or post that produced them. You see how many requests came in, from where and at what cost. We scale what works and cut what doesn't.

DemoA preview of the quote form on the landing page concept. Nothing you touch here is sent or saved.

Try it · demo

The quote request, in your hands.

This is how a buyer coming from an ad would describe their event. You get the request ready to quote, with its source attached.

Type of event

150

Add-ons

Expected guests (thousands)

5

DemoExample quote request for Gary

Add-ons
Guests
Source
Google search · "drone show richmond"

Demo · nothing is sent · the real form lives on the landing page

What's included

Social · Option A

  • Instagram and Facebook
  • LinkedIn company page
  • Reels and podcast clips

Ads · Option B

  • Google Search Ads
  • Meta Ads and retargeting
  • Call and form tracking

Included

  • Landing page concept
  • Quote form design

Later

  • LinkedIn Ads
  • Merch store visibility

LinkedIn Ads come in a second phase: the cost per click is high for a small starting budget. The T-shirt store is a future opportunity, outside this plan.

We won't promise a number of bookings. We'll show you every lead, where it came from and what it cost.

Act 04 · The solution

Two ways to start.
Both built to be measured.

You asked for one option with social media only and one that includes ads. Here they are, plus the landing page the ads need to convert.

Option A

Social media management

Instagram, Facebook and LinkedInTwo levels, Essential and Complete · 6-month plan

  • Instagram and Facebook. Three posts a week with Essential, four with Complete, published on both.
  • LinkedIn. A Sky Dance company page, set up and optimized, plus two or three posts a week. Complete adds content for your personal profile as the expert.
  • One premium look. Design, editing, copywriting, scheduling and a monthly calendar.
  • Complete adds video. Weekly stories, reels from the catalog and your footage, podcast clips and a simple monthly report.

Best ifyou want a consistent, professional presence and LinkedIn working for business buyers.

Option B

Social media + Ads management

Everything in Option A, plus paid search and socialSix weeks of testing, then scale · 6-month plan

  • Google Search Ads. For searches like "drone light show Richmond," "drone show cost" and "fireworks alternative."
  • Meta Ads. Instagram and Facebook video from the catalog, plus retargeting of people who already visited.
  • Tracking from day one. Conversions, calls and quote forms set up so every lead has a source.
  • Weekly optimization. A small budget, several angles tested, and only what works gets more money.

Signal to scaleCost per quote request, and the requests that become booked shows.

Included

Landing page concept

One long page built for ad trafficAt no cost · it complements your current site

  • The show comes first. Video at the top, a headline written for event buyers and a clear way to ask for a quote.
  • Answers before the call. Who it's for, where pricing starts, why local, FAA certified and insured, how it works and an FAQ.
  • A real quote form. Date, city or venue, type of event, attendance and approximate budget.
  • Your proof. Room for real client testimonials and photos from your own shows.

What it doesn't doReplace your current site or your provider's SEO work. It gives the ads a place to convert.

Already sketched

A landing page that feels like the show.

A night sky over the river. As a planner scrolls, the drones lift off, write a name and turn in the air. They can design their own formation and ask for a quote in four steps. A concept to react to, at no cost and no pressure. Open the full concept.

Landing page concept on desktop
Landing page concept on a phone

Content

Your material first. The manufacturer's catalog, your footage, the podcast and you on camera.

Look

One visual identity. The same colors, type and tone on every channel.

Channels

A job for each. Google to capture, LinkedIn to convince, Instagram and Facebook to show.

Measurement

Every lead traced. Calls and forms tied to the search, ad or post behind them.

Act 05 · How it's executed

Six months, week by week.
Results before scale.

Strategy and setup in the first weeks, posts and ads live by December 7, six weeks of testing and then more budget only where the leads come in. Every step starts when the one before ends. Scroll sideways for the full schedule.

Work back scheduleScroll sideways

Reference dates, to confirm on the review call. A later decision moves the whole plan by the same number of days. With Option A, the ad rows become content and LinkedIn growth.

Checklist

What we need from you

  • Access to Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and Meta Business Suite
  • Access to your Google Ads account, Google Analytics and Tag Manager
  • The manufacturer's video and photo catalog, plus your own footage
  • Sky Dance logos, colors and brand files
  • A list of shows you've flown, clients and events, for real case studies and testimonials
  • A contact at your web and SEO provider, to coordinate the landing page and tracking

Every month

What you'll see

  • Quote requests and calls received
  • Where each one came from: a search, an ad or a post
  • What each one cost, with Option B
  • What we'll change next month, and why

The report comes with Complete and with Option B. One page, in plain language.

Act 06 · Investment

Small to start.
Scaled only on results.

Two options, each at two levels. Choose a level on each card to see what it includes and the real monthly total, ad spend included. Every plan runs for six months: the time it takes to test, learn and show results.

A

Option A

Social media

Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn

per month · 6-month plan

Social media management
LinkedIn company page setup
Included
Your monthly total
  • Instagram and Facebook: 3 posts a week
  • LinkedIn: 2 posts a week
  • Design, copy, scheduling and a monthly calendar

per month · 6-month plan

Social media management
LinkedIn company page setup
Included
Your monthly total
  • Instagram and Facebook: 4 posts a week
  • LinkedIn: 3 posts a week, including your profile
  • Weekly stories, reels and podcast clips
  • A simple monthly report

We don't promise a number of bookings. We show you every lead, its source and its cost.

Commitment

6 months

Every plan. It's the time a campaign needs to test, learn and show results you can judge.

Taxes

None

Prices in US dollars. No taxes are added to these plans: what you see is what you pay.

Ad spend

Direct

Paid by you straight to Google and Meta, with no markup. You own the accounts and see every dollar.

From here

Next steps.

01

This week

Your review

Take your time with it. It's built to read on a phone, without us in the room.

02

Nov 13

Review call

We walk through it together, including the landing page concept, and answer every question.

03

Nov 18

Decision

You choose Option A or B and the level, and the schedule holds.

04

Nov 19

Kickoff

Strategy, access and assets. Posts and ads go live on December 7.

The shows are ready.
Let's fill the calendar.

Option A or B starts with one conversation. Everything after it already has a date, an order and a number to watch.