A promo short for a stay, made from one business name
ADO2 analyzed a private stay in Gunsan, a restored 1920s Japanese-era house, created a 70-second vertical promo video, and published it to short-form channels.
- Client
- Stay Meomum, a private stay in Gunsan
- Industry
- Hospitality
- Solution
- ADO2
- Period
- 2026
There was no video to show the charm of the space
Small stays want to show the charm of their space on video, but it is hard to find someone to shoot and edit or to pay for outsourcing.
A 70-second short from photos of the stay, with copy for each channel
- It analyzed the business information and set out selling points such as the history of the house, the features of its two buildings, and nearby routes.
- It made a 70-second vertical video with narration and music from photos of the stay.
- It also wrote copy for each channel, ready for Naver Clip, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and Facebook.
What changed
- Published 48 short-form videos automatically over three months.
- Ran two channels, YouTube and Naver TV, without a single pause.
- Sales rose 20% during the operating period, according to the owner's own figures.
- An outsourced promotional video costs KRW 1–3 million per video and takes at least one to two days.
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