Notlith · Louisville
Social Video Ads in Louisville, planned around the city's calendar
Louisville feeds fill up at predictable moments: Thunder Over Louisville, Oaks and Derby in spring, the Kentucky State Fair in August, St. James and bourbon season in the fall. A social ad either rides one of those waves or deliberately avoids it. Notlith makes vertical and square product ads remotely from your photos, with AI-assisted motion, editing and sound built for small screens.
Remote production · From your photos
Standing out when every post has a hat
In the weeks before the first Saturday in May, local feeds are full of hats, roses and horses. A boutique, bakery or spirits brand posting then needs a hook that belongs to its product, not to the race. We look for one physical detail, such as a ribbon being tied, a box lid lifting or a bottle neck catching light, and open on it.
Race imagery and Derby marks are protected, so we keep them out unless you hold a license. Your product can still feel seasonal through color, a styling prop and a short caption about the occasion. The first second must show the item clearly enough to recognize it with the sound off.
Spirits ads and age gates
Bourbon brands and bars need ads that platforms and industry codes accept. That means targeting adults of legal drinking age, avoiding models who look young and keeping consumption moderate. We build those constraints into the storyboard rather than discovering them after a rejected upload.
Visitors who tour distilleries downtown may want to buy a bottle once they are back home, but state shipping rules for spirits vary. An ad that implies delivery everywhere could mislead. We keep the call to action to what you can lawfully offer: a store locator, a visit or a tasting room booking.
From fair season into fall
Food, craft and farm brands exhibiting at the Kentucky State Fair can announce their booth and what is new this year, then reuse the product sequence in autumn. Fall asks for a different mood, with darker grades, warmer light and gift messaging, and a careful edit lets one set of approved stills serve both seasons.
Hall names, booth numbers and dates stay as editable text, because fair details change. If you exhibit at several events, each gets its own end card. The core product shots stay approved and unchanged, so the review of later versions only covers the new text.
Variants you can actually compare
Testing works when variants differ in one deliberate way: an opening shot, a headline, an offer. We deliver labelled sets, such as an opening on the pack against an opening on the product in use, so your media buyer can read results without guessing which change mattered.
File names include the format, the hook and the season, for example a Derby gift variant in 9:16 or a fall version in 1:1. That keeps an old spring creative from being reactivated in October. Formats, the number of variants and the review rounds are listed in the quote before any frames are made.
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Can we use a trending audio track?
Only if your account type and the platform's license allow it for paid ads. We usually supply licensed or original music cleared for paid placement.
Will the ads include captions?
Yes. Captions are built in for muted viewing, positioned clear of platform buttons and written from copy you approve.
Can Louisville and Southern Indiana see different ads?
Targeting happens in your ad account, but we can make versions with different end cards, such as a Kentucky store and an Indiana store, so each audience sees the right location.
Do you manage the ad spend?
No. We produce the creative and deliver files ready for upload. Campaign setup, targeting and budgets stay with your team or agency.
Start with your images
Send product photos, the moment in Louisville's calendar you want to reach and the platform where the ad will run.