AI video23 min read13 October 2026

Ad Video Ideas: 36 Ready-to-Brief Concepts by Goal and Industry (2026)

The best ad video ideas are simple concepts tied to one job: get noticed, help people compare, close the sale, or bring customers back. Good starting points include a problem-and-fix demo, a "day in the life" with the product, a side-by-side comparison, a founder's straight-talk video, a customer's real review and a limited-time offer with a visible countdown.

This idea bank gives you 36 ad video ideas, sorted first by goal and then by industry. Each one comes with a mini brief: the hook line, the shots, the format and length, and the platform where it tends to fit best. We make ads every week for brands in Dubai, the wider GCC and global markets, so you'll also get notes on how to produce each idea, a seasonal calendar for the region, and a simple way to test three ideas this month.

How to use this idea bank

Every idea below follows the same four-line brief, so you can hand it straight to a scriptwriter, a creator or a production team:

Hook: the first line or first visual, built to earn the next three seconds
Shots: the three to five shots the video needs, in order
Format: length and aspect ratio (9:16 vertical, 4:5, 1:1 or 16:9)
Platform: where the idea usually works best: Instagram Reels, TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube or Facebook feeds

Pick ideas by goal first. A brand nobody knows needs awareness ideas before it needs a hard sell, and a brand with lots of site visitors and few buyers needs conversion ideas. If you are new to the formats themselves, our explainer on how video ads are bought and placed covers the basics.

One rule before you start: an idea is only as good as its first two seconds. If you can't say the hook out loud in one breath, the idea isn't ready yet.

Awareness ad video ideas: get noticed by new people

These ideas are for cold audiences who have never heard of you. They lead with curiosity or entertainment and keep the logo light until the viewer is hooked.

1. The "nobody tells you this" myth-buster

Pick one belief your buyers hold that is wrong, and correct it on camera.

Hook: "Stop doing this if you want [result]."
Shots: presenter to camera, the common mistake, the better way, product as the tool that makes it easy
Format: 20-30 seconds, 9:16
Platform: TikTok and Instagram Reels

2. The satisfying process clip

Show something being made, poured, packed or transformed, with natural sound and no voiceover.

Hook: the most satisfying moment of the process, shown first
Shots: close-up macro detail, hands at work, finished result, packshot
Format: 10-15 seconds, 9:16 with sound on
Platform: Instagram Reels and TikTok

3. The day in the life

Follow a real customer or team member through a normal day, with the product appearing where it naturally fits.

Hook: "6 a.m. in Dubai Marina, and this is the first thing I reach for."
Shots: morning routine, commute or work moment, product in use, evening wind-down
Format: 20-40 seconds, 9:16
Platform: TikTok, Snapchat and Reels

4. The scale shot

Show the size of something: a warehouse of orders, a kitchen at full speed, a fleet lined up. Scale signals trust.

Hook: a wide reveal of the full scene
Shots: wide establishing shot, fast cuts of detail, one human moment, logo
Format: 6-15 seconds, 16:9 and 9:16 cuts
Platform: YouTube bumpers and in-feed placements

5. The "what would you pick?" poll

Show two options and ask viewers to choose. It invites comments, which helps reach.

Hook: "Be honest. A or B?"
Shots: option A, option B, a reveal of the brand's pick and why
Format: 10-20 seconds, 9:16
Platform: Instagram Stories, Reels and TikTok

6. The impossible shot

Use CGI or AI to put the product somewhere a camera can't go: floating through a desert dune, rising out of the Gulf at sunset, built piece by piece in mid-air.

Hook: the impossible moment in the first frame
Shots: hero product move, slow push-in on details, logo lock-up
Format: 6-15 seconds, 9:16 and 16:9
Platform: YouTube, Instagram and TikTok

For more on this style, see our sibling guide to 3D product animation examples and how each is built.

7. The founder's straight talk

The founder explains, in their own words, why the product exists. No script polish, just conviction.

Hook: "I started this company because I was tired of [problem]."
Shots: founder to camera, workplace B-roll, product close-up, founder's closing line
Format: 30-45 seconds, 9:16 and 4:5
Platform: Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn

8. The street question

Ask people on the street one question that links to your product. Real reactions are the hook.

Hook: the funniest or most surprising answer first
Shots: three to five quick answers, the reveal, product in hand
Format: 20-30 seconds, 9:16
Platform: TikTok and Snapchat

Film this with real people who have signed a release. It loses its point if the answers are staged or generated.

Consideration ad video ideas: help people compare and understand

These are for people who know you exist but haven't decided. They answer "how does it work?", "is it right for me?" and "why you and not the others?"

9. The 30-second explainer

One problem, one solution, three steps. Motion graphics or an AI presenter work well here.

Hook: "Here's how [product] works in 30 seconds."
Shots: problem, step one, step two, step three, result
Format: 30 seconds, 9:16 and 16:9
Platform: YouTube in-stream and Facebook feeds

10. The side-by-side comparison

Show your product next to the usual way of doing things. Never name a rival; compare against "the old way".

Hook: split screen, old way on the left, your way on the right
Shots: split-screen action, a close-up on the key difference, result on both sides
Format: 15-25 seconds, 9:16 or 1:1
Platform: Instagram, Facebook and TikTok

11. The "three ways to use it"

Show one product in three situations so the viewer sees more value.

Hook: "You're only using this one way."
Shots: use one, use two, use three, packshot with the offer
Format: 20-30 seconds, 9:16
Platform: Reels, TikTok and Snapchat

12. The honest FAQ

Answer the three questions your sales team hears most, straight to camera.

Hook: "The question we get asked every single day."
Shots: presenter, on-screen question cards, product B-roll under each answer
Format: 30-60 seconds, 9:16 and 16:9
Platform: YouTube, Facebook and Instagram

13. The ingredient or material close-up

Zoom into what the product is made of and why it matters. This is strong for beauty, food and fashion.

Hook: an extreme macro shot of the texture
Shots: macro texture, source or origin, product in use, benefit line on screen
Format: 15-20 seconds, 9:16 and 4:5
Platform: Instagram and TikTok

14. The objection flip

Name the biggest reason people don't buy, then answer it with proof.

Hook: "I thought it was too [objection] too. Then I tried it."
Shots: creator states the doubt, demo that answers it, proof point, CTA
Format: 20-30 seconds, 9:16
Platform: TikTok and Reels

15. The behind-the-scenes quality check

Show the care that goes into each order: hand-checking, packing, testing. It answers "can I trust this brand?"

Hook: "Every single order goes through this."
Shots: checking, packing, a team member's face, the box arriving at a door
Format: 15-30 seconds, 9:16
Platform: Instagram and Facebook

Conversion ad video ideas: close the sale

These ideas are for warm audiences: site visitors, cart abandoners, people who engaged with earlier ads. They are direct and end on one clear action. If you need help turning any of these into words on a page, our sibling video ad script template gives you a fill-in structure for each.

16. The creator-style review

A creator talks to the camera like they're telling a friend about the product. This is one of the most reliable conversion formats on paid social.

Hook: "Okay, I need to talk about this."
Shots: creator selfie-style, product in hand, using it, the result, CTA
Format: 20-40 seconds, 9:16
Platform: TikTok, Reels and Snapchat

It can be filmed with a real creator or made with AI. Our skincare brand launch case study shows why it's worth testing: for a dermatologist-developed line with no store and no ad history, one AI-made, creator-style video drove about two in three of the brand's 100-plus orders in its first months.

17. The unboxing

Open the package, show what's inside, react honestly.

Hook: the box landing on the table with a thud
Shots: box, tear-open, contents laid out, first use, reaction
Format: 15-30 seconds, 9:16
Platform: TikTok and Reels

18. The before and after

Show the result the product creates. Keep it honest: real results only, with the same lighting and angle for both shots.

Hook: the "after" shown first, then "here's where it started"
Shots: after, before, process, after again with the product
Format: 15-20 seconds, 9:16 and 4:5
Platform: Instagram, TikTok and Facebook

Ad platforms limit before-and-after claims in some categories, such as weight loss and certain health products, so check the policy for yours first.

19. The countdown offer

A real deadline, shown on screen. Use it only when the offer actually ends.

Hook: "Ends Sunday at midnight."
Shots: offer card, product hero shots, countdown graphic, CTA button
Format: 6-15 seconds, 9:16 and 1:1
Platform: Instagram Stories, Facebook and Snapchat

20. The real customer testimonial

A real customer explains what changed for them. This idea should always use real people, never AI presenters or actors pretending to be customers.

Hook: the customer's strongest one-line outcome
Shots: customer to camera, them using the product, a detail shot, their closing recommendation
Format: 30-60 seconds, 9:16 and 16:9
Platform: Facebook, YouTube and Instagram

21. The "everything you get" breakdown

List every item, feature or service included, fast, with on-screen text. Useful for bundles and packages.

Hook: "Here's everything in the box."
Shots: fast item-by-item reveals, a total-value line without a price, CTA
Format: 15-20 seconds, 9:16
Platform: TikTok, Reels and Facebook

22. The risk remover

Lead with your guarantee, free returns or free consultation. It answers the last worry before purchase.

Hook: "Try it. If it doesn't work for you, send it back."
Shots: guarantee on screen, product in use, a happy customer moment, CTA
Format: 10-20 seconds, 9:16 and 1:1
Platform: Facebook, Instagram and YouTube

23. The lead-form teaser

For services, the ad's job is to start a conversation. Show the outcome, then invite viewers to answer two or three quick questions.

Hook: "Planning [event or project]? Answer three questions and we'll send you options."
Shots: the outcome, the team, a quick look at the form, CTA
Format: 15-30 seconds, 9:16 and 4:5
Platform: Facebook and Instagram lead ads

Our restaurant and catering case study used this approach: the four best videos were relaunched with a form asking event type, guests and date, and brought more than a hundred event enquiries in under two weeks.

Retention ad video ideas: bring customers back

Most idea lists stop at the sale. Ads to past buyers are often the cheapest growth you have, because these people already trust you.

24. The "you're using it wrong" tip

Teach existing customers a better way to use what they bought, then show the item that pairs with it.

Hook: "If you bought this, try this tonight."
Shots: common use, better use, result, companion product
Format: 15-30 seconds, 9:16
Platform: Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat

25. The refill or restock reminder

Time it to when the product usually runs out.

Hook: the nearly empty bottle or box
Shots: empty product, the new one arriving, use, reorder button
Format: 6-15 seconds, 9:16 and 1:1
Platform: Facebook and Instagram

26. The new drop preview

Give past customers the first look at what's new.

Hook: "You're seeing this before anyone else."
Shots: teaser detail, reveal, product in use, early-access CTA
Format: 10-20 seconds, 9:16
Platform: Instagram Stories and Reels

27. The community moment

Show real customers using your product, stitched together. It makes buyers feel part of something.

Hook: "You sent us these, so we made this."
Shots: a montage of customer clips (with permission), a thank-you line, CTA
Format: 20-30 seconds, 9:16
Platform: Instagram, TikTok and Facebook

Ad video ideas by industry

The goal-based ideas above work for most businesses. The ones below are tuned to specific industries we make ads for in Dubai and beyond.

Skincare and beauty

28. The routine in order

Show a morning or night routine with each product in the order it's used. Buyers want to know where it fits.

Hook: "My 3-step night routine for dry skin."
Shots: clean face, step one, step two, step three, glowing close-up
Format: 20-30 seconds, 9:16
Platform: TikTok, Reels and Snapchat

29. The texture test

Swatch, spread and absorb, filmed in macro on skin.

Hook: a slow-motion swatch on the back of a hand
Shots: swatch, spread, absorbed finish, packshot with the label clear
Format: 10-15 seconds, 9:16 and 4:5
Platform: Instagram and TikTok

Routines, creator-style videos and product films are the core of our skincare and beauty video ads. For claims rules and a testing plan specific to the category, read our guide to AI video ads for skincare brands.

Real estate

30. The walkthrough that ends on the view

Tour the unit room by room and save the balcony view for the last shot.

Hook: "Wait for the view."
Shots: front door, living room, kitchen, bedroom, balcony reveal
Format: 30-45 seconds, 9:16
Platform: Instagram, TikTok and YouTube

31. The "one idea" agent video

An agent explains one reason to buy in one community: payment plan structure, handover timing, or rental demand. One idea per video only.

Hook: "Three things nobody tells you before buying off-plan in Dubai."
Shots: agent to camera, area aerials, masterplan graphic, lead-form CTA
Format: 30-60 seconds, 9:16 and 16:9
Platform: Facebook, Instagram and YouTube

Presenter videos, filmed walkthroughs and area films are the formats we build for real estate video ads in Dubai. Our real estate AI video playbook covers off-plan launches and listings in more depth.

Restaurants, cafes and catering

32. The sizzle close-up

Food at its most tempting moment: the pour, the steam, the cheese pull.

Hook: the sizzle sound with a close-up
Shots: cooking moment, plating, first bite, a table of guests, booking CTA
Format: 10-15 seconds, 9:16
Platform: Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat

33. The event setup time-lapse

An empty venue becomes a fully set event in 15 seconds. It sells catering and private bookings.

Hook: the empty room
Shots: time-lapse setup, food service, guests arriving, enquiry CTA
Format: 15-20 seconds, 9:16
Platform: Instagram and Facebook lead ads

Ecommerce and single-product stores

34. The problem in three seconds

Show the frustration your product removes, fast, then the product fixing it.

Hook: the frustrating moment, no words needed
Shots: problem, product enters, problem solved, product hero, shop CTA
Format: 15-20 seconds, 9:16
Platform: TikTok and Reels

Automotive and car rental

35. The keys-in-hand moment

Follow a customer from browsing to driving away. Show the WhatsApp message, the handover, the first drive along Sheikh Zayed Road.

Hook: keys dropping into a hand
Shots: the message, the showroom, the handover, the drive
Format: 15-30 seconds, 9:16
Platform: Instagram, Snapchat and TikTok

B2B and professional services

36. The "we did it in X days" process reel

Show the steps of a real project from brief to delivery, with real timelines on screen.

Hook: "From brief to launch in seven days. Here's every step."
Shots: kickoff call, work in progress, review, final result, booking CTA
Format: 30-45 seconds, 9:16 and 16:9
Platform: LinkedIn, YouTube and Instagram

Ad video ideas at a glance

Use this table to shortlist. "Best route" is the production method that usually fits the idea; most can be made more than one way.

1: Idea: Myth-buster; Goal: Awareness; Length: 20-30 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: Filmed or AI presenter
2: Idea: Satisfying process; Goal: Awareness; Length: 10-15 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: Filmed
3: Idea: Day in the life; Goal: Awareness; Length: 20-40 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: Filmed or creator-style
4: Idea: Scale shot; Goal: Awareness; Length: 6-15 s; Main format: 16:9 and 9:16; Best route: Filmed
5: Idea: A or B poll; Goal: Awareness; Length: 10-20 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: Any
6: Idea: Impossible shot; Goal: Awareness; Length: 6-15 s; Main format: 9:16 and 16:9; Best route: CGI or AI
7: Idea: Founder's straight talk; Goal: Awareness; Length: 30-45 s; Main format: 9:16 and 4:5; Best route: Filmed, real founder
8: Idea: Street question; Goal: Awareness; Length: 20-30 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: Filmed, real people
9: Idea: 30-second explainer; Goal: Consideration; Length: 30 s; Main format: 9:16 and 16:9; Best route: Motion graphics or AI
10: Idea: Side-by-side comparison; Goal: Consideration; Length: 15-25 s; Main format: 9:16 or 1:1; Best route: Filmed or CGI
11: Idea: Three ways to use it; Goal: Consideration; Length: 20-30 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: Filmed or AI
12: Idea: Honest FAQ; Goal: Consideration; Length: 30-60 s; Main format: 9:16 and 16:9; Best route: Filmed or AI presenter
13: Idea: Ingredient close-up; Goal: Consideration; Length: 15-20 s; Main format: 9:16 and 4:5; Best route: CGI or macro filming
14: Idea: Objection flip; Goal: Consideration; Length: 20-30 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: Creator-style
15: Idea: Quality check; Goal: Consideration; Length: 15-30 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: Filmed, real team
16: Idea: Creator-style review; Goal: Conversion; Length: 20-40 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: Real creator or AI
17: Idea: Unboxing; Goal: Conversion; Length: 15-30 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: Filmed or creator-style
18: Idea: Before and after; Goal: Conversion; Length: 15-20 s; Main format: 9:16 and 4:5; Best route: Filmed, real results
19: Idea: Countdown offer; Goal: Conversion; Length: 6-15 s; Main format: 9:16 and 1:1; Best route: Motion graphics
20: Idea: Real testimonial; Goal: Conversion; Length: 30-60 s; Main format: 9:16 and 16:9; Best route: Filmed, real customer only
21: Idea: Everything you get; Goal: Conversion; Length: 15-20 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: Filmed or CGI
22: Idea: Risk remover; Goal: Conversion; Length: 10-20 s; Main format: 9:16 and 1:1; Best route: Any
23: Idea: Lead-form teaser; Goal: Conversion; Length: 15-30 s; Main format: 9:16 and 4:5; Best route: Filmed or AI
24: Idea: Using it wrong tip; Goal: Retention; Length: 15-30 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: Creator-style
25: Idea: Restock reminder; Goal: Retention; Length: 6-15 s; Main format: 9:16 and 1:1; Best route: AI or motion graphics
26: Idea: New drop preview; Goal: Retention; Length: 10-20 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: CGI or filmed
27: Idea: Community moment; Goal: Retention; Length: 20-30 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: Real customer clips
28: Idea: Routine in order; Goal: Skincare; Length: 20-30 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: Creator-style
29: Idea: Texture test; Goal: Skincare; Length: 10-15 s; Main format: 9:16 and 4:5; Best route: Macro filming
30: Idea: Walkthrough to the view; Goal: Real estate; Length: 30-45 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: Filmed
31: Idea: One-idea agent video; Goal: Real estate; Length: 30-60 s; Main format: 9:16 and 16:9; Best route: Filmed or AI presenter
32: Idea: Sizzle close-up; Goal: Restaurants; Length: 10-15 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: Filmed
33: Idea: Event setup time-lapse; Goal: Catering; Length: 15-20 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: Filmed
34: Idea: Problem in three seconds; Goal: Ecommerce; Length: 15-20 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: Filmed, AI or CGI
35: Idea: Keys-in-hand moment; Goal: Automotive; Length: 15-30 s; Main format: 9:16; Best route: Filmed
36: Idea: Process reel; Goal: B2B services; Length: 30-45 s; Main format: 9:16 and 16:9; Best route: Filmed plus screen

Running ideas on YouTube as well as social? Check our sibling guide to YouTube ads creative specs before you lock the edit, so each cut fits its placement.

Choosing how to make each idea: filmed, AI, CGI or creator-style

The same idea can be made several ways. The right route depends on how fast you need it, how many versions you want to test, and whether the idea depends on real people.

Filmed production: Speed to first cut: Slower: needs a shoot day; Variants for testing: Few per shoot, more in the edit; Best for: Testimonials, founders, walkthroughs, food, real results; Where it loses: Changing the concept means reshooting
AI video: Speed to first cut: Fast; Variants for testing: Many: new hooks, presenters and languages; Best for: Explainers, creator-style tests, impossible scenes, Arabic and English versions; Where it loses: Real testimonials and anything that must be literally true on camera
CGI and 3D: Speed to first cut: Medium; Variants for testing: Many once the model exists; Best for: Product close-ups, launches, ingredient and material shots; Where it loses: Human emotion and real-life settings
Creator-style (real creators): Speed to first cut: Medium; Variants for testing: One per creator, several hooks each; Best for: Reviews, unboxings, routines, objection flips; Where it loses: Consistency across many versions

Our honest view: AI is the fastest way to test many hooks and languages, and it now handles creator-style ads, presenters and product scenes well. It should not stand in for real customers, real before-and-after results or real people's opinions. When trust is the whole point of the idea, film it. Our AI video ads service keeps the product true to life, and our filmed video production crew handles the ideas that need real people and real places. Most campaigns use both.

Curious how other brands are using AI in their ads, including the cases that went wrong? See our breakdown of real AI advertising use cases.

Seasonal ad video ideas for Dubai and the GCC

Any idea above can be adapted to the regional calendar. Plan seasonal versions four to six weeks ahead, because review and approval take longer when everyone is busy.

Ramadan: shift timing and tone. Evening and late-night viewing rises, so lean on community moments (idea 27), day-in-the-life clips around iftar (idea 3) and giving-focused stories. Keep visuals respectful and avoid daytime eating scenes.
Eid: gifting and family. Unboxings (idea 17), "everything you get" bundles (idea 21) and countdown offers (idea 19) work well.
UAE National Day: pride and place. Process reels and scale shots (ideas 36 and 4) filmed in recognisable local settings feel right.
Year-end sale season: urgency. Countdown offers, risk removers and restock reminders (ideas 19, 22 and 25).
Summer: many residents travel, so retarget past buyers and test indoor, travel and gifting angles.

Make every key ad in Arabic and English. Don't just swap the subtitles: rewrite the hook so it sounds natural in each language, and set Arabic on-screen text right to left with enough room. If you advertise globally too, keep the same concept and change the settings, names and cultural cues for each market.

How to turn ideas into a tested ad in two weeks

Ideas are cheap. Results come from testing them properly. This is the process we follow.

Pick one goal for the batch. Awareness, consideration, conversion or retention. Don't mix them in one test.
Choose three ideas from that section. Pick ideas that are genuinely different, such as a creator-style review, a before and after and a risk remover, not three versions of the same review.
Write the mini brief for each. Hook, shots, format and platform, using the structure above. Add one proof point and one CTA.
Write three hooks per idea. The hook is the variable that changes results most. Three ideas with three hooks each gives you nine ads.
Produce in two formats. At minimum, make a 9:16 vertical and a 4:5 or 1:1 cut of each.
Launch with an equal budget per idea. Give each idea the same spend for at least a few days before you judge.
Judge on the right metric. Use thumb-stop rate and hold rate for awareness, click-through for consideration, and cost per purchase or lead for conversion.
Scale the winner and brief the next round. Keep the winning idea, test new hooks on it, and replace the losers with fresh ideas from this list.

Expect most ideas to lose. That's normal. The point of an idea bank is that you always have the next one ready when an ad starts to tire.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are some good ad video ideas for a small business?

Good ad video ideas for a small business are ones you can make quickly with real people: a founder explaining why the business exists, a behind-the-scenes quality check, a real customer testimonial, a before and after, and a simple problem-and-fix demo. These build trust without a big shoot. Start with three, test them against each other, and keep the one that brings the most enquiries or sales.

How long should an ad video be?

Most ad videos work best at 15-30 seconds on TikTok, Instagram Reels and Snapchat. Six-second versions suit YouTube bumpers and quick reminders, while explainers, testimonials and real estate walkthroughs can run 30-60 seconds. The rule is to stop as soon as the message and call to action are clear. Always hook the viewer in the first two seconds, whatever the length.

Which ad video idea converts best?

Creator-style reviews, real customer testimonials, before-and-after videos and risk-remover ads (guarantees, free returns or free consultations) usually convert best, because they answer the last doubts of people who are close to buying. Results vary by product and audience, so test two or three conversion ideas against each other with equal budget and judge them on cost per purchase or lead.

Can AI make ad videos from these ideas?

Yes, for many of them. AI is strong for explainers, creator-style tests, impossible product scenes, restock reminders and Arabic and English versions, and it lets you test many hooks quickly. It should not replace real customers in testimonials, real before-and-after results or street interviews, because those ideas only work when viewers can trust what they see. Most brands get the best results from AI plus filmed footage.

How many ad video ideas should I test at once?

Test three genuinely different ideas at a time, with two or three hooks each, so you have six to nine ads in one round. More than that spreads the budget too thin to learn anything, and fewer gives you too little to compare. Run them for at least a few days with equal spend, keep the winner, and replace the losers with new ideas.

What ad video ideas work best in Dubai and the UAE?

In Dubai and the UAE, vertical creator-style ads, day-in-the-life clips, real estate walkthroughs that end on the view, and food sizzle videos perform well on Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat. Make Arabic and English versions with rewritten hooks, not just subtitles. Plan seasonal versions for Ramadan, Eid, UAE National Day and the year-end sale season four to six weeks ahead.

Ready to make your next batch of ad videos?

You now have 36 ideas and a way to test them. The hard part is turning three of them into ads that are briefed, scripted, produced in Arabic and English, and live within days. That's what we do every week for brands in Dubai, the GCC and worldwide.

Tell us your product and your goal, and we'll suggest the three ideas we'd test first and how we'd make them. Book a strategy call with XMA to get a quote for your next batch, or pick a time for a call directly.