We localize content with regional dialects, culturally relevant visuals, and relatable casting so that the message feels familiar and trustworthy to the target community.

The core visuals can be consistent, but the audio and messaging should be adapted into local languages/dialects for deeper connection and better engagement.

Short videos (typically 30–60 seconds) perform best for ads, while slightly longer storytelling or educational videos may be used for engagement and sustained attention.

We distribute on YouTube, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and regional short‑video platforms (e.g., Moj, Josh), maximizing reach where rural users spend time online.

Videos are optimized with lightweight compression for fast, low‑data playback even on slower networks, ensuring minimal buffering.

Yes — voiceovers, scripts, and metadata can all be tailored to specific dialects and languages to match the target rural audience.

Yes — research shows that well‑crafted videos significantly influence rural buying decisions, especially when they explain benefits clearly and visually.

Effective formats include product demos, farmer testimonials, educational/‘how‑to’ videos, emotional brand stories, and short ads designed for sharing.

Success is tracked by reach (views), engagement (likes/comments/shares), and conversions such as inquiries, dealer visits, or sales attributed to video exposure.