I think the content format that fits your brand best right now is short-form, behind-the-scenes storytelling. Customers are drawn to brands that feel authentic and innovative, and showing the process behind how Alori transforms retail spaces into experiences can build that connection. For example, a “before-and-after” series of retail displays, quick time-lapses of installations, or short interviews with team members explaining the thought behind the design could perform really well. From a trend perspective, interactive content is huge right now—things like “choose your favorite display,” “spot the difference,” or quick tutorials on how retail psychology works. This type of content not only educates but also positions the brand as a thought leader in the retail experience space, which aligns with Alori’s mission. In short, a mix of visual transformation content and educational storytelling would highlight your creativity while keeping the brand professional and engaging.

🎥 Opening Hook (text on screen + voiceover): “Alori helps brands stand out in retail stores.” 🎥 Visuals: Clean shots of branded displays, digital touchpoints, or customers engaging. Overlay text: “Strategy. Design. Execution.” 👤 Voiceover / On-screen Explanation: “We create tailored in-store experiences that showcase products in innovative ways, helping brands connect with customers and increase sales.” 🎥 Closing Frame: Alori logo + tagline: “Transforming retail into experiences.”

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