Banger taste, applied commercially.
House 7 makes advertising. Paid social, out of home, and the creative that sits inside both.
Meta first, then wherever else the brand lives. We write for the first second, because for most people that is the whole ad. Statics get built to hold at thumb size. Video gets cut per placement instead of exported once and cropped.
You get concepts, scripts, boards, statics, edits, and the placement versions for Feed, Reels and Stories.
One idea carried across the feed and the street without turning into two campaigns wearing the same palette. Brands usually skip this part, and it is why their paid social and their billboard look like they came from different companies.
Billboards, transit, wild posting, print. One idea per board, eight words or fewer, readable from across a road at speed. Most OOH fails because someone designed it at 100% on a laptop. We design it small, print it big, then go stand at the distance the real thing will be seen from.
You get concepts, headline sets, artwork to spec, and a proof at final scale before anything reaches a printer.
A feed is not a page. It moves, it is muted by default, and it sits between a friend's holiday photos and somebody's bad news. An ad that ignores that context reads as an interruption, and interruptions get scrolled. So we build for where the thing will be seen. Same principle on a billboard, different distance.
One week, fixed fee. We go through what you are running, what your competitors are running, and what your brand sounds like when it is not in a deck. You get a written point of view and a few directions we would back. If we are wrong for each other, this is where we find out, and you keep the work either way.
We pick one idea and commit to it. You approve the idea, not a mood board.
Scripts, boards, shoot or source, edit, artwork. You see work at two points, not fourteen.
Everything delivered to spec for every placement. We stay close for the first two weeks, because the first two weeks tell you what to do next.
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