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Marietta Square Market — Cold Outreach

Target: Marietta Square Market (68 North Marietta Parkway NW, Marietta GA 30060 — Historic Marietta Square)

Tier: C — community / long-game

Channel: Website contact form at mariettasquaremarket.com (primary — no email or phone is published). Instagram DM @mariettasquaremarket (secondary). Facebook facebook.com/mariettasquaremarket.

Contact: No named contact in the row. The G2 row carries no published human name, email, or phone, so the greeting stays general and the send routes through the website contact form.

Ref: G2 in targets.md (Web-sourced candidates 2026-09-19 batch)

Built: 2026-09-19


Context

Marietta Square Market is the food hall on Historic Marietta Square at 68 North Marietta Parkway NW — roughly eighteen independent vendors under one roof. The G2 row's note calls it a self-described "community hub" with a running event calendar (mahjong night, plant & artisan markets, live music, boot camp) and a rotating vendor roster.

The video angle is the roof, not the stalls. A website can list eighteen vendors and a calendar of events. It can't show eighteen independent businesses holding one building together on a market night, or why the place calls itself a hub in the first place. One relationship here is a doorway to up to eighteen small-business stories, and that's the venue-and-people thing video is built for.

The offer: One free short piece, they pick the story. No strings on the first one, they own the footage.

What I have: A verified org and its public channels — mariettasquaremarket.com (contact form, the safest route since no email or phone is published), IG @mariettasquaremarket, FB facebook.com/mariettasquaremarket. No named staff member is published in the row, so the greeting stays general rather than inventing a name.


Message (primary — website contact form, mariettasquaremarket.com)

Subject: A free short video for the Market

Hi —

A food hall with eighteen independent vendors under one roof isn't just a place to eat. Every one of those stalls is somebody's story, and on Historic Marietta Square you've built the "community hub" that holds them all together — mahjong night, plant and artisan markets, live music, boot camp. A website can list the vendors and the events. It can't show the room on a night it's doing what it's for.

I make short documentary video for restaurants and venues around Atlanta, Ghost Coast Video. I'd like to make one short piece for you, free. You pick the story — one of your vendors, the hub itself, something off the event calendar. You own the footage, no strings on the first one.

Worth a reply?

— Brandyn

ghostcoast.video

Word count: ~135 words.


Instagram DM (secondary — @mariettasquaremarket)

Hey — Ghost Coast Video, I shoot short documentary video for Atlanta restaurants and venues.

Eighteen independent vendors under one roof on Historic Marietta Square — that's eighteen stories in one building. I'd like to make one short piece for you, free. You pick the vendor or the story, you own the footage.

Worth a reply?

— Brandyn / ghostcoast.video

Word count: ~50 words.


Before sending

1. No email or phone is published in the G2 row. Route through the website contact form at mariettasquaremarket.com. Do not invent an email, phone, or a staff name. If Brandyn wants to address someone by name, he'll need to find it before sending; the greeting stays general until then.

2. Facts confined to the G2 row. ~18 independent vendors, Historic Marietta Square, "community hub," rotating vendor roster, and the event calendar (mahjong night, plant & artisan markets, live music, boot camp) — all from the row. No invented names, events, dates, metrics, or testimonials.

3. Channels confirmed in the row. mariettasquaremarket.com, IG @mariettasquaremarket, FB facebook.com/mariettasquaremarket. The website contact form is primary; the IG DM is a labeled alternate — do not triple-send.

4. Tier C register. Friendly/community, no hard sell. The wedge is the free piece, not a pitch.

5. Word counts under cap (200 for the message body).


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