Notlith · York
Social video ads in York: following a visitor before, during and after
A York business advertising on social media often speaks to the same person at three moments: while they plan a trip, while they walk the streets, and weeks later at home. Each moment needs a different ad. Notlith makes social video ads remotely from your photographs and brand assets, cut for vertical and square feeds, with creative direction, AI-assisted motion, editing and sound.
Remote production · From your photos
Before the train pulls in
People planning a weekend in York scroll through ideas days or weeks ahead. An ad aimed at them can be slower and more aspirational: the product, the room or the experience they might add to their plans. It works well with one clear reason to remember you and a name that is easy to search later.
We build these ads from your strongest photographs, with a short line of text that survives the sound being off. Targeting is yours to set in the ad platform; we supply versions with different openings so you can test which hook earns attention. No generated visitors, no borrowed skyline.
On the day, inside the walls
Once someone is in the city, an ad has seconds to be useful. Opening hours, the street name, what is on today, a quick look at the product or the counter. Short vertical cuts of six to ten seconds suit this moment, with the location stated clearly in the first frame.
Because the old centre is compact, a precise landmark such as Stonegate or the Shambles helps people find you, as long as it is accurate for your address. We avoid stock images of the Minster unless you can genuinely see it from your door. Offers sit on replaceable end cards.
After the weekend: bringing buyers back
Visitors who bought something in York may want it again once they are home. A follow-up ad can show the product in full, name the variant and point to your online shop, using the same visual language they saw in person so the connection is immediate.
We keep the product identical to your photographs across every frame, checking labels, colours and proportions. If you ship nationally, the ad can say so; if you do not, it should not suggest otherwise. These ads often perform with a simple, quiet rhythm rather than fast cuts.
When the weather turns
York weather changes plans. A rainy afternoon sends visitors indoors, and high water on the Ouse can close riverside paths. Businesses with indoor spaces, from cafés to shops and attractions, can prepare a set of ads that speak to that moment and switch them on when conditions change.
We produce those alternatives alongside the main campaign so they are ready to use. Each is built from photographs of your real interior. We do not generate rain, floods or crowds sheltering inside; the message is simply that you are open, warm and a short walk away.
Fictional concept created with AI
In pictures
Catalog demonstration
See the production approach
English, adaptable to your language
Plan the details
Which platforms do you deliver for?
We prepare vertical, square and landscape cuts suited to the major social platforms, with captions burned in where needed. The exact list is in the quote.
Can you run the ads for us?
No, we produce the creative. Your team or agency handles targeting, budget and publishing.
How many versions should we test?
Two or three openings for the same ad is a practical start. We plan them at the script stage so they share one production.
Can the ads mention events like the Christmas market?
Yes, when your offer is genuinely connected and the dates are confirmed. We keep that reference on a removable card.
Start with your images
Send us your photographs, the moment in a visitor's journey you want to reach and the action you want them to take, and we will draft a set.