Meta and Google algorithms learned to find the audience by themselves a long time ago. Today the difference between an expensive enquiry and a cheap one is almost always the creative: what a person sees in the first three seconds and whether they believe it.
That is why we do not produce one video "for the ads". We make several versions with different promises and different opening frames, run them against each other, and keep whatever brings enquiries cheaper.
Vertical video for Reels and Stories, short clips for Telegram, static images and banners for search and display, and profile design. We shoot on location at the client's premises or assemble material from what already exists: earlier footage, product photos, customer reviews.
One separate line of work is content filmed in the style of an ordinary user: a person on camera talking about the product the way they would describe it to a friend. In most niches this produces cheaper enquiries than a polished studio image.
We start with the promises: what will hook the customer, which objections to remove, and which words they use themselves. We write scripts for several versions, agree them with you, shoot, and edit each cut for the platform it will run on — Meta, Telegram, Google or Yandex.
After launch we read the numbers for every creative: view-through, clicks, cost per enquiry. Within two to three weeks it is clear which combination works. That one gets scaled, the rest get reshot.
Three to five versions to start with, otherwise there is nothing for the system to learn from. After that, a refresh every two to four weeks. Audiences burn out, and the same image quietly gets more expensive the longer it runs.
Production cost depends on the format, the shoot and the number of versions, so we quote after reviewing your case.
Leave a request. We will look at the material you already have and tell you whether you need a new shoot or whether the existing footage can simply be recut. We work with businesses in Tashkent and film in Russian and Uzbek. The review is free.