Famekite / about
Creative work. Clear responsibilities.
Famekite is a marketing agency helping businesses with app marketing, paid advertising, short-form video editing, posting and content distribution. This page explains what we do, who founded Famekite and how to read the work on this site.
What Famekite does
Our core work connects a business’s offer with creative people can understand. Start with the audience, the action you want someone to take and the material available to support the message.
- Paid-social ad creative: hooks, concepts, static layouts and edited video with agreed placement versions.
- Short-form video editing: shaping supplied footage for Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts, with captions and exports agreed in the brief.
- App-launch creative: product demonstrations, launch hooks and store-facing creative based on actual app functionality.
Campaign management, posting and distribution can also be discussed. They are distinct responsibilities, not automatic additions to every creative project.
Founder and contact
Famekite was founded by Aalind Tiwari, credited as founder on our homepage. For project enquiries, email or use the booking buttons on this page to arrange a conversation.
Bring your product link, audience, existing assets and the decision you need help with. A conversation is a way to clarify fit and scope, not a promise of results.
What is—and is not—included
A written scope identifies the services and deliverables included. Creative production is not the same as campaign management, media buying or publishing. Agree platforms, account access, approvals, tracking responsibility and reporting before work begins.
Production costs, licensed assets, revision rounds and ad spend need separate decisions. Filming and creating source material are different from editing supplied footage. No universal price, delivery date or unlimited-revision package is promised here.
Website design and development are handled separately by Marklence, not as Famekite’s core service. App marketing does not include building the app. Engineering, store submission, app-store optimisation and analytics implementation require explicit responsibility and scope rather than being assumed part of launch creative.
We do not guarantee sales, installs, acquisition costs or rankings. Outcomes also depend on the offer, product, audience, budget, customer journey and measurement.
How a project works
- Discover: explain the audience, offer, problem and available evidence. State what is unknown instead of inventing a baseline.
- Plan: agree source assets, usage rights, deliverables, responsibilities, timing and approval points.
- Create: review the direction before extending it into formats and versions. Consolidate feedback against the agreed scope.
- Launch and learn: hand over or publish as scoped, then review reliable measurements and their limits.
The free creative brief is a practical starting point. Downloading it does not submit your answers; share the completed file only when you choose. Deliverables and commercial terms still need explicit agreement.
Before you brief us
Where should I start?
Choose the service closest to the job you need done, or bring your audience, product link and available assets to a call. The first task is to clarify the scope, not to assume you need every service.
Does the portfolio prove a result for my business?
No. Concepts demonstrate creative execution; testimonials report particular client experiences. Neither guarantees an outcome for a different product, audience or campaign.
A clear next step
Bring the goal. We’ll discuss the scope.
Share your audience, existing assets and the job you need the creative to do. Deliverables, timing, revisions and any media budget are agreed before work starts.