Arkansas is in the middle of one of the largest economic conversations in a generation. Major data center investments, from Google’s project at the Port of Little Rock to multi-billion-dollar campuses in Pulaski County, promise jobs, tax revenue, and new infrastructure. But the public conversation has been dominated by questions, not answers: How much energy will this take? What happens to our water? Is the economic impact real?
The Little Rock Regional Chamber has been a steady, transparent voice throughout this process, working closely with utility partners and project representatives to make sure what is being considered benefits the whole community.1 What’s missing is a clear, human, and credible way for everyday Arkansans to see the whole picture in one place, in the words of the people who actually know the facts.
A polished, broadcast-quality interview with Jay Chesshir, captured and produced by our professional interviewer and camera crew, plus short-form cuts built for sharing.
A single, beautifully designed web experience where Arkansans can watch, read, and explore the facts on energy, water, and economic impact, all verified and clearly sourced.
A complete set of email and social media content engineered to carry the story across the community and drive traffic back to the experience.
Every quote, name, title, and photo featured will be used only with documented approval from its source. The result is something the public can trust: a clear demonstration that the utilities and partners welcome this opportunity, and that it gives Arkansas the chance to update and build out the infrastructure our future depends on.
This is not a phone camera and a hope. Matmon brings a professional interviewer and a full camera crew to capture and produce the entire experience, so the Chamber shows up looking exactly as credible as the work it’s doing.
An experienced, on-camera interviewer guides the conversation with Jay, drawing out clear, quotable answers on the questions Arkansans are actually asking about energy, water, and economic impact.
Multi-camera capture, professional lighting and audio, and full post-production (color, sound, graphics, and motion), delivering footage that looks at home on broadcast, web, and social.
We secure written approval from every contributing source, utilities and partners alike, for use of their quotes, names, titles, and photos, so everything published can be trusted by the public.
We shape the facts into a clear narrative arc, then engineer the landing page and content so the message travels, and so the “whole picture” is genuinely easy to see.
How the projects are powered, the utility partnerships behind them, and the long-term grid investments that benefit every ratepayer.
The real story on water use and cooling: transparent figures and the safeguards in place to protect community supply.
Jobs, tax revenue, and the infrastructure upgrades these investments unlock, presented with verified numbers, not hype.
The biggest question most families have is simple: what’s in it for me? This project answers it head-on. We’ll show, in plain terms, how this opportunity reaches past the project fence line into the towns, schools, and households across Central and rural Arkansas.
Large new customers pick up a bigger share of grid upgrade and maintenance costs that residents and small businesses would otherwise carry. Entergy Arkansas projects more than $1.7 billion in customer savings over the next two decades, and says everyday Arkansans are not footing the bill.2
A single Little Rock facility could generate over $5 million a year in property tax revenue, broadening the base that funds schools, fire departments, libraries, and county services without adding to the population that strains them.3
Power, water, sewer, broadband, and road upgrades built to serve these projects strengthen the region’s infrastructure for good, including the deferred upgrades that would otherwise land on ratepayers down the road.4
Construction work, skilled trades, local contractors, and maintenance and security services all see new demand, and Arkansas community colleges are standing up training so residents can step into the new tech-sector roles.5
Some neighbors are rightly asking hard questions about tax incentives, water, and power. We don’t talk around that. The landing page presents the real numbers, the safeguards already in place, and the voices of the utilities and partners committed to making this work for the whole community, so trust is earned, not assumed.
Matmon prepares and manages simple written release forms so the Chamber can secure approval from each utility and partner for the use of their quotes, names, titles, and photos, protecting everyone and keeping the public’s trust intact.
A clear, fixed path from kickoff to launch: roughly six weeks, depending on scheduling and approval turnaround.
Kickoff with the Chamber, finalize interview questions and the three pillars, identify contributing partners, and map the facts we’ll verify and source.
Our professional interviewer and camera crew capture the conversation with Jay Chesshir, plus any supporting B-roll.
We edit the hero film and short cuts, design and develop the landing page, and assemble approved partner quotes, names, titles, and photos.
The Chamber reviews the film, page, email, and social content, and we refine it together until you’re happy with it. We also confirm all source approvals are documented.
Landing page deploys to your domain, video is delivered, and the email and social content roll out on a coordinated calendar.
One fixed price for the complete scope below: no hourly billing, no surprises. You know exactly what you’re getting and exactly what it costs.
| Deliverable | Investment |
|---|---|
| Video ProductionPre-production, professionally staffed half-day interview shoot, hero film (3–5 min), up to 6 short-form cuts, full post & graphics | $14,500 |
| Immersive Landing PageCustom design & development, energy / water / economic-impact sections, approved quotes, FAQ, citations, responsive build, deployment & analytics | $9,500 |
| Email ContentTwo branded HTML emails: copy, design, and build ready to send | $2,000 |
| Social Media ContentTwo-week launch set, up to 10 designed posts with captions & posting calendar | $3,000 |
| Source Approval ManagementRelease forms, coordination, and documentation for partner quotes, names, titles & photos | $1,500 |
| Total Fixed Project | $30,500 |
50% deposit · $15,250 to begin & reserve the crew
30% · $9,150 at start of post-production & page build
20% · $6,100 on final delivery & launch
Revisions to the agreed deliverables until you’re satisfied, project management, and all licensing for music and assets we provide. Travel within Central Arkansas is included.
We’re excited to help the Little Rock Regional Chamber give Arkansans a clear, trustworthy view of this opportunity, and to show that our utilities and partners welcome the chance to build out the infrastructure our state’s future depends on.
Download the Full Proposal (PDF)