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Short video adverts, made from your brand.
Adverts builds an advert one step at a time, from the idea to the music. It suggests something at every step; you take the suggestion or change it.

Sound familiar?
I know I should be doing video. I don’t know where to start, and I can’t pay an agency for every one.
A fifteen-second advert has an idea, words, pictures, a voice, music and a different size for each network. Each of those is a decision, and each one is easy to get wrong.
HQ takes the decisions in order and offers a suggestion for each, drawn in your colours and type before anything is made.
How it works.
Short video adverts for social media, made from your brand and your photos, without hiring anyone.
The business shown is Sample & Sons, a sample business, not a client.
Six steps, each with a suggestion you can use or change. 
Every scene drawn in your colours and type before anything is made. 
What it does, and what you need.
What it does
- Builds an advert one step at a time: the idea, the words, the pictures, the voice and the music.
- Offers a suggestion at every step, which you take or change.
- Makes the sizes Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn ask for.
- Keeps every finished advert with the rest of your files.
What you need to start
- An approved brand.
- A few photos of your work, if you have them.
Price
Included in Teknetik HQ.
Questions about Adverts
Do I need my own photos?
They help, but you can start without them. Adverts uses the pictures on your website and makes the rest in your brand.
Is an AI advert always the right answer?
No. If you have a good phone video of a job, that often says more than anything made for you. Adverts is for when you have nothing to hand, or no time to edit.
Does it post the advert for me?
Finished adverts are kept with your files. Social posts them on schedule once you have approved them, and not before.
Start with a free 30‑minute call.
Tell us about your business and what takes up your evenings. We’ll say honestly which parts of HQ would help, and which wouldn’t.