TikTok Studio snapshot
Audience proof, with the qualifiers visible.
Recent-viewer data is separated from the all-time follower count. Paid promotion is not passed off as organic performance.
Audience context: recent viewers were 61% women. TikTok Studio snapshot covers July 11–17, 2026; follower count is from July 2026. The 9.3K post was not promoted. Previously shared 30.2K and 13.1K promoted results are intentionally excluded from the organic proof point.
Commission-ready deliverables
Choose the asset the campaign actually needs.
Final scope, revisions, posting, raw footage and paid usage rights are written into the quote before production begins.
Creator UGC Video
One 15–45 second vertical video: approved concept, script or shot list, filming, captions, editing and one reasonable revision. Delivered for the brand to post under the agreed usage license.
Sponsored WallEva Story
A character-led TikTok posted to @TalesOfWallEva, with brand-approved claims, caption, CTA and required disclosure. Organic posting and paid-ad usage are priced separately.
Product Demonstration
Setup, use, cleaning, fit and ownership routine shown in a real home. Best for fountains, feeders, litter systems, toys, carriers, harnesses and other products with a visible process.
Research-Led Explainer
A plain-language piece about features, tradeoffs or household fit. Evidence and brand claims are approved before filming; health content remains educational and never diagnoses.
Approval-first production
The brand sees the idea before the camera turns on.
This workflow follows established UGC production practice: brief, concept, script approval, production, review and delivery.
Campaign brief
Product, audience, objective, must-say claims, prohibited claims, CTA, usage rights, deadline and budget.
Research & angle
Warda reviews the product and current brand content, then identifies the pet-parent problem and the WallEva character angle.
Concept & hooks
The brand receives a short concept, two or three opening-hook options and the recommended deliverable.
Script approval
A timed script or shot list shows the visual, spoken line, text overlay and CTA. Production waits for written approval.
Film & edit
Approved footage is captured with Wall-E, Eva or Warda, then edited vertically with captions and brand-safe music.
Review & delivery
The brand reviews the agreed cut, submits one consolidated revision round and receives final files under the written license.
Pre-production example
Sample concept: “Eva audits the new fountain.”
This is a mock for a generic cat fountain—not an endorsement of a specific brand. It shows exactly what a client can approve before filming.
0–3sHook
Eva studies the fountain. On-screen text: “The household water inspector has arrived.”
3–8sProblem
Show the ordinary bowl and explain the owner problem in one sentence—without making a health claim.
8–17sDemo
Show setup, flow and sound level. Close-ups make the process easy to understand without exaggerated reactions.
17–25sSitter test
Warda checks the footprint, cleaning access and filter replacement—the details a pet sitter and owner both need.
25–30sCTA
Eva approaches or walks away naturally. End on the exact brand-approved CTA and disclosure.
Approved before production: product name, pronunciation, factual claims, required visuals, CTA, disclosure, posting plan, revision limit, file format and usage rights. A cat's natural response is never fabricated.
Working-sitter proof
Content ideas come from questions pet parents actually ask.
These anonymized examples show the research and translation behind the creative—not medical outcomes or invented volume.
Senior-dog food decision
A client had managed loose bowel movements for years. After one focused meeting, Warda organized the history, compared nine food options and built a vet-ready discussion guide with one-change-at-a-time next steps.
Read the anonymized story →Small-apartment litter-box fit
A client needed easier litter care but had a small bathroom. Five automatic boxes were compared by footprint, entry style, maintenance and household fit.
Read the anonymized story →Responsible safety content
A high-interest cat heat-safety graphic was rebuilt around veterinary-source review, urgent red flags and clear emergency boundaries.
See the free resource →Brand inquiry
Send the brief once. Keep the project in one place.
Share what the content must accomplish. Warda will reply with fit, questions, a concept direction and a quote—not a generic “let's collab” response.