UGC and video content for your US customers.

Dahna produces creator videos, short-form content, ad creative and product-page copy for US customers, with usage rights and review rounds agreed up front.

Share a product URL and where you want to use the content.

Creators and content · Updated

Illustrative studio scene of a phone filming a skincare product while a creator adjusts the light.

What's included

Start with the product and customer question you need to explain. We propose the formats, quantities, review rounds and usage rights before production begins.

  • Creator and UGC content

    Creator sourcing and briefing for product demonstrations and first-person education. Specify the videos, hooks, formats and intended channels in the scope; posting to a creator's audience is agreed separately.

  • Short-form video

    TikTok and Reels hooks, scripts, filming direction, and editing, iterated on watch-through and the questions viewers ask.

  • Ad creative

    Ad variants with different openings, formats and lengths, ready to compare in a test.

  • Copy and content operations

    Product-page copy, captions, and email content in your brand voice, plus the briefs, calendar, and asset library that keep output steady.

Who this is for

  • Brands publishing inconsistently or from a thin asset library
  • Korean brands whose content needs true US localization, not translation
  • Brands buying ads with too few creative variants to test properly
Explore a brief across organic video, paid ads and product pages

See how a question becomes content.

One useful product message can take different forms. Start with a brief, then adapt the execution to the place someone will see it.

The starting brief

Illustrative example · a moisturizer launch

Customer question
Where does this fit in my routine?
Approved product facts
Use the brand's directions and substantiated product information.
Creative task
Show application and explain routine placement.
Before release
Confirm the final asset, product wording and permitted usage.
A planning example, not a client campaign.

Choose where the content will run

Answer one everyday question.

Make the routine easy to recognize, then show where the product belongs.

  1. Open with the situation

    Show the moment someone would use the moisturizer.

  2. Demonstrate the product

    Show application using the brand's approved directions.

  3. Leave a useful answer

    Explain where it fits in the routine and invite a relevant question.

Deliverables and timing

What you receive

Depending on the agreed scope:

  • A content plan and briefs with an approved product message

  • Videos, creative variants or copy in the quantities and formats agreed before production

  • An organized asset handover with the agreed usage rights and review record

How long it takes

Content direction is part of the plan you approve by the end of week 4, after discovery in week 1, and content rolls out in the Activate phase, weeks 5 to 8.

These are planning windows rather than guarantees. Product readiness, approvals, inventory, access and budget may change the sequence or pace.

How this supports your next stage of growth

  • Build on the work

    Build a repeatable production cycle around the questions customers ask. Test different explanations and hooks, then adapt useful assets for the store, organic posts and paid ads where the agreed rights allow it.

  • What we need from your team

    Bring product directions and supporting evidence, brand guidelines, existing assets, the intended channels and an approver. Tell us whether you need content files, creator posting, paid usage or a combination so the scope and rights match.

FAQ

The agreed scope can include a content plan, creator briefs, videos and creative variants, captions or product-page copy, and an organized asset library. Before work starts, the proposal identifies the quantities, formats, delivery dates, approval owner, review rounds, and usage rights. The mix follows your product, channels, and budget.

Content production and distribution are separate parts of the scope. A creator can supply content for your brand's channels without posting it to their own audience. If you also need influencer posts or product seeding, we define those deliverables, fees, and posting obligations separately. Paid advertising usage also needs explicit permission.

The proposal depends on the number of creators and assets, filming needs, edits, review rounds and usage rights. A video for your organic feed and a set of paid ad variants may require different production and permissions. Send your product URL, intended channels and budget range so we can discuss a scope with deliverables and pricing. Creator fees and media spend are paid by your brand directly.

Your agreement specifies what you receive and how you may use it. Creator content is supplied under the agreed usage permissions; ownership, raw footage, edit rights, paid advertising and duration should each be explicit before production. We confirm those terms in the scope so you know what can run on your channels and for how long.

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What to expect

  • A reply within 24 hours, including weekends
  • An initial strategy discussion about your goals, audience and priorities
  • A proposal outlining scope, deliverables, and pricing
  • Bilingual coordination in English and Korean
  • No obligations, no pressure