Notlith · Brighton
Social video ads in Brighton for term time, day trips and summer
Social ads in Brighton reach at least three audiences that rarely overlap: students at the University of Sussex and the University of Brighton, residents who have lived here for decades, and visitors deciding on the train down from London whether to try somewhere new. Each scrolls differently. Notlith produces social video ads remotely from your photographs and brand assets, with short scripts, AI-assisted motion, editing and sound built for the feed.
Remote production · From your photos
September and the student radius
When term starts, thousands of people arrive in the city at once and choose their regular café, gym, barber or clothes shop within weeks. Ads targeted around Falmer, Moulsecoomb and the campuses during that window can introduce a business early. The message has to be immediate: what, where, and any student offer you genuinely run.
We write the first two seconds around the product or space, not around a logo animation. Offers appear with their conditions in text, as advertising rules expect. Influencer-style formats are possible, but if a creator is paid, the post is labelled as an ad, and we never generate a fake creator to stand in.
Day trippers deciding on the train
Trains from London Victoria and London Bridge bring visitors who often plan their day on their phones during the journey. A geo-targeted vertical ad can reach them with something useful: where you are relative to the station or the seafront, opening hours, and why a short detour is worth it.
Directions must be accurate, so we use your own street and shopfront photographs rather than a generated approach. For weekend campaigns, we often recommend two variants of the same idea, one led by the product and one led by the place, so you can see which works in your ad account.
Pride season and sincere support
Brighton & Hove Pride is a major moment in the city's summer, and many businesses want to mark it. Audiences here quickly spot campaigns that use rainbow imagery without any connection to the community. If your business has a genuine involvement, such as a fundraiser or a long-standing partnership, the ad can say what it is.
We do not use the official Pride name or marks unless you have permission, and we avoid suggesting sponsorship you do not hold. Imagery comes from your own events and staff, with consent, not from generated crowds. A modest, specific message usually lands better than a loud general one.
Frames, captions and silence
Each ad is recomposed for 9:16, 4:5 and 1:1, not simply cropped, so products and text stay inside the safe areas of each platform. Captions are burned in for viewers who watch without sound, using your brand typeface where licensing allows.
We deliver a set of short variants from one approved idea rather than one long film cut into pieces. You keep control of targeting and spend in your own accounts. Placements and usage rights are listed in the quote, and naming conventions make it simple for whoever runs the campaigns to upload each file.
Fictional concept created with AI
In pictures
Catalog demonstration
See the production approach
English, adaptable to your language
Plan the details
Can you run the ads for us?
No. We produce the creative and deliver files ready to upload. Targeting, budget and reporting stay with you or your agency.
How many variants do we get?
That depends on the brief and is set out in the quote. A typical set includes several hooks and formats from one approved idea.
Can you create an influencer-style ad with an AI presenter?
We do not create fake people speaking as customers or creators. We can work with footage from a real creator you contract.
Can the ad mention the University of Sussex or Brighton?
As a location reference, yes. Using their logos or implying a partnership requires their permission.
Start with your images
Send us your product or venue photos, the audience you want to reach first and any offer you are able to run.