Notlith · Galway
Social video ads for Galway brands with three very different audiences
A Galway business scrolling through its own audience data often finds three groups: students who arrive each September, visitors passing through on the Wild Atlantic Way, and the residents who are there all year. Each scrolls differently. Notlith makes social video ads for those audiences from your own photographs and brand files, adding AI-assisted motion, editing and sound remotely, in the formats each platform expects.
Remote production · From your photos
September, when the city changes
When students return to the University of Galway and the ATU campus, cafés, gyms, phone shops and takeaways compete for new customers who do not yet have habits. Ads for that window need to be quick, legible without sound and clear about the offer, whether that is a student discount or simply an address near campus.
We prepare a small set of vertical variations from one master: different openings, the same core message. Your team can test which first second holds attention, and we can refine the next round from what you learn. Discount terms are written exactly as your offer page states them.
Reaching visitors before they arrive
Visitors planning a west of Ireland trip often look at Galway on their phones weeks ahead. Ads aimed at them work better when they answer an orientation question: where you are relative to Eyre Square or the Spanish Arch, what makes the stop worth it, how to book.
We keep scenery honest. Licensed images of the Prom or the Claddagh can set the scene, labelled where needed, but the product or venue must be your own. No generated sunsets behind a shopfront that faces north. Versions with French, German or Spanish captions can be cut from the same edit for overseas targeting.
Speaking to people who live here
Residents of Galway see the same tourist imagery as everyone else and tend to skip it. Ads for them should feel closer to home: the new opening hours, the Christmas market weeks around Eyre Square, the car park nearby, the delivery area. Plain, useful information often earns more attention than spectacle.
Irish-language or bilingual ads can be a real point of difference in a city close to the Connemara Gaeltacht, as long as the Irish is written by a fluent speaker. We produce the bilingual versions from the approved master and leave the wording to the reviewer you choose.
Formats, hooks and what we will not fake
Each cut is recomposed for its frame: 9:16 for Stories and Reels, 1:1 or 4:5 for feeds, 16:9 for YouTube. Product and logo stay inside safe areas so platform interfaces do not hide them. Captions are burned in for silent viewing, and music is licensed for the placements you plan.
We do not create fake reviews, invented influencers or comment-style overlays implying popularity that is not there. Synthetic shots are listed for you, and we recommend labelling AI-generated content where viewers might take it for filmed reality. Scope, variations and review rounds are set in the quote.
Fictional concept created with AI
In pictures
Catalog demonstration
See the production approach
English, adaptable to your language
Plan the details
How many ad variations should we start with?
A few is usually enough to learn something: two or three openings around one message. We agree the number in the quote so testing stays focused.
Can you manage our ad campaigns?
No. We produce the video files and can advise on formats, but targeting, budgets and campaign management stay with you or your media partner.
Can an ad be made from a single product photograph?
Sometimes, for a short loop. A few angles and a close-up give us much more room to create movement without distorting the product.
Do you write the ad copy?
Yes, the on-screen text and hooks are part of the work. Offers, prices and legal lines come from you and are reproduced exactly.
Start with your images
Tell us which of your audiences matters most this quarter and send product or venue photographs, and we will propose a first set of ads.