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Visual distribution · Commercial service

GIF distribution & views

Put a small, memorable asset to work.

GIFs are a compact way to carry a recognizable visual. Scope the creative, distribution surfaces and view-reporting rules together so everyone knows what the campaign is actually measuring.

Request a scoped quote

Custom quote. Availability and deliverables confirmed before work begins.

What we scope togetherA visual-distribution scope with an explicit definition of a reported view.
The working brief

What your quote should cover.

Confirm what is included, what is not and who approves it.

01

Asset readiness

Confirm whether you are supplying finished GIFs or requesting creative work. Agree dimensions, file limits, accessibility context and revisions.

02

Rights and approvals

Review ownership of imagery, likeness permissions and approval responsibility before an asset is distributed.

03

Distribution surfaces

List the placements or channels included and the campaign period. Availability is confirmed in the quote, not assumed from an inquiry.

04

Measurement rules

Agree the platform's view definition, reporting period and handling of repeats. Keep reported views separate from clicks and unique people.

From inquiry to scope

A clear path forward.

  1. Check the creative

    Send asset links and the intended use; confirm whether production work is part of the request.

  2. Scope distribution

    Agree eligible placements, dates, measurement and the written fee before scheduling.

  3. Compare the report

    Evaluate delivered reporting against the named view definition, not an assumed audience size.

Before you commit

Your questions, answered.

Are GIF views equivalent to clicks?

No. A view records an exposure under a platform's definition; a click is a different action. Neither alone establishes unique audience size or a campaign outcome.

Do I need finished GIFs before requesting a quote?

No, but say whether you need creation or only distribution. Creative versions, revisions and usage rights need to be included explicitly rather than inferred from a view target.

Can a GIF campaign promise organic virality?

No. We can scope distribution and reporting, but platform availability and audience behavior do not create a guarantee of organic shares, search ranking or votes.

Your next step

Let’s scope the right work.

Tell Anthony what you need, your timeline and what is ready. Pricing and availability are confirmed in a written quote.

Email Anthony Keep credentials, contact lists and sensitive evidence out of your initial email.
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