For U.S. brands entering Canada.
Test how your product, message, humor, and offer land with Canadian consumers through relatable creator content before scaling spend.
U.S. brands often assume Canadian consumers respond the same way U.S. audiences do. This path tests the message, product angle, humor, objections, and cultural fit through Canadian creator content before a larger launch. It is a lightweight market-entry content test with a creator-led plan for saving wasted launch spend and finding the first message that works in Canada. Once the short form test shows which message lands, a long form video turns that message into the answer Canadian buyers find when they search.
Choose a package.
Every package includes a : the concept angle, intended use, rollout recommendation, and post-campaign next-step notes. Higher-tier packages add more detail on how the content can reduce production cost, support paid creative testing, improve launch messaging, or create reusable assets for the brand.
Canada Soft-Landing Content Test
U.S. brands exploring Canadian demand before a larger campaign.
- 2 short form videos (Optional creator-channel publishing)
- 2 published stories (IG/Facebook)
- with Canadian localization angle, intended use, and reuse recommendations.
- Basic campaign recap after 14 days
- Captions or on-screen text
- Fully edited (Inc. 2 Revisions)
- Unlimited organic usage
- 90 days paid usage
Canadian Localization UGC Pack
Brands that need Canadian-facing content for their own channels.
- 3 short form videos (Optional creator-channel publishing)
- 2 published stories (IG/Facebook)
- Comment to DM flow on each published video (keyword trigger, link DM, one follow up)
- with Canadian localization angle, intended use, reuse recommendations and Meta advertising plan.
- Basic campaign recap after 14 days
- Captions or on-screen text
- Fully edited (Inc. 3 Revisions)
- Unlimited organic usage
- 90 days paid usage
Market-Entry Story Campaign
Brands launching or testing a product in Canada.
- 4 short form videos (Optional creator-channel publishing)
- 4 published stories (IG/Facebook)
- Comment to DM flows on every published video, with DM results in the 14 day campaign analysis
- with Canadian localization angle, intended use, reuse recommendations and Meta advertising plan.
- In Depth Campaign analysis after 14 days
- Captions or on-screen text
- Fully edited (Inc. 3 Revisions)
- Unlimited organic usage
- 180 days paid usage
Canada Long Form Follow Up
U.S. brands that tested in Canada and know which message works.
- One 3 to 6 minute product demo, unboxing, or common questions video built around the angle that won the short form test
- Chapters written as the questions Canadian buyers type into Google, ChatGPT, and YouTube, so AI search can send them to the exact second the answer starts
- Full transcript, because AI reads the words before it recommends the video
- Thumbnail and title written for Canadian search, not just for the feed
- 3 short form cutdowns from the same shoot
- with the Canadian buyer questions covered, where the video lives, and which chapter to build the next one around
- Fully edited (Inc. 2 Revisions)
- Unlimited organic usage on the brand's own channels
Same video also posted to Not a Pour Decision's YouTube, with a 14 day recap and 90 day paid usage. A Canadian channel for Canadian search to find it.
AI answers cite moments, not videos. A chaptered long form video gives search a specific place to send people. A 15 second clip does not.
Platform-Optimized Deliverables (FB, IG, TikTok & YT)
See what a creator plan looks like.
Every package ships with one. Here's a redacted sample from a recent campaign.
Add what the brief needs.
Optional, priced per project, and quoted on request, so you only add what a campaign calls for.
Keep Ben out of a competing brand's content for a set window.
Rights to keep running the content past the first term.
Run the content longer, or in more places, than the base license covers.
A short read on how Canadian viewers responded before a wider push.
Run the long form video or its cutdowns as ads beyond the base license. Quoted by term.
A longer ManyChat sequence built past the included comment to DM flow, with extra steps, offers, and follow ups.
Ben accepts most missions.
If the product doesn't hold up, this message self destructs. That's why the ones he takes on work.