In the audiovisual industry, are you good at producing content that sells, or at selling content?
There are basically two ways to make money in the audiovisual field: through advertising or through box office revenue. Of course, it’s possible to combine both.
I am good at producing content that sells stories. Brands that create and produce need their stories to be told well. And that may be an interesting path for me to follow.
Whether through the production of 3D animated corporate films, sponsored advertisements within my channels, or even product placement in films distributed by Big Lago, the idea is to build an ecosystem of communication channels that engages people who have needs, purchasing power, and a willingness to invest.
Looking at the market, I notice that the luxury sector in Brazil remains consistently stable. This happens because we have enormous economic inequality: we generate significant wealth, but it is concentrated in the hands of a few. A few who consume luxury.
For this reason, I believe it would be interesting to position my online content to speak directly to this niche — the luxury and elegance market — in order to attract advertising partnerships. This also aligns with my current stage in life, in which I seek greater personal comfort.
By following the path of a digital nomad and traveler, it is possible to reach this audience. After all, let’s be honest: being able to live while traveling is, in itself, a luxury.
But there’s no need to rush. First, I need to sell more animated films through alufpictures.com, while using my channel to document travel memories.
