Research
We start with the shelf and the scroll: which product to lead with, the angle that sells it, and the hook that's landing in gadget content right now.
The gadgets they sell, made impossible to scroll past.
GAG Nepal is the country's authorised Apple reseller and gadget store — iPhone 17, DJI drones, Anker and UGREEN accessories, projectors and more, in Kathmandu and Pokhara. Our brief: turn what's on the shelves into scroll-stopping reels — a steady stream of product, feature and launch content across Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.
We start with the shelf and the scroll: which product to lead with, the angle that sells it, and the hook that's landing in gadget content right now.
Every reel gets a tight script built for the first three seconds — the line that stops the thumb before the product has even appeared.
Filmed where each product looks its best — our studio for clean hero shots, GAG's store for real shelves and stock, and outdoors on location — so every reel gets the right backdrop, not just a convenient one.
Edit, caption, colour and sound — cut vertical-first, with pacing tuned to hold attention all the way through.
Sized and shipped for every feed — Instagram, Facebook and TikTok — so a single shoot earns views across every platform a customer already scrolls.
Product, feature and launch content — shot in our studio and in-store and shipped across Meta and TikTok. Our top one crossed 359K views.
Reel view counts from GAG Nepal's own Instagram; the campaign ran across Meta — Instagram and Facebook — and TikTok.