We visit in person
We work with Attock shops, schools, clinics, workshops and traders from Islamabad, driving over for the first meeting and the shoots. The work is the practical kind: a correct Google Maps listing for travellers on the GT Road, Facebook pages that families in Hazro and Kamra actually follow, and a website for the businesses that need one.
Monthly packages from PKR 15,000 per month. Ad spend, if you run ads, is separate and paid straight to the platform.
How it works
Attock is on our list of nearby towns, so the first meeting happens at your shop, school or workshop and we return for photo and video shoots. Day-to-day work runs from Islamabad: you send updates and stock photos on WhatsApp, we keep a shared Drive folder of everything we produce, and a report arrives every month.
Our only office is in Islamabad: DevKey Tech Office, Main Service Road, H-15, Islamabad, Pakistan.
The market
Attock's trade is spread across several centres rather than one city. The GT Road and the M-1 bring passing custom to restaurants, fuel stops and workshops, Kamra has its large air force community, and the Chhachh around Hazro is farming country with strong family ties to Britain and the Gulf. Buyers mostly find local businesses through word of mouth, Facebook groups and Google Maps. Expatriate families often arrange purchases, school admissions and appointments for relatives back home over WhatsApp, which makes a fast, clear reply as important as the advert that started the conversation.
Services
Mostly through Google Maps, on a phone, while driving. Someone heading towards Peshawar searches for a restaurant near Attock or a tyre shop on the GT Road and picks from the first few pins with photos and recent reviews. The right pin, opening hours and a working phone number decide most of those stops.
For most local buyers, yes. Families in Hazro, Kamra and Attock city follow schools, clinics and shops on Facebook, and relatives in the UK and the Gulf share those posts onwards. Instagram matters for clothing and cafés aimed at younger buyers, but a well-run Facebook page in Urdu reaches the widest audience here.
Sometimes. Property dealers, schools and wedding services in the Chhachh often sell to families whose money and decisions come from abroad. Facebook ads can reach people from Attock living in Britain or the Gulf, but only when the offer suits someone deciding from far away, with real photos, video and a WhatsApp number answered promptly.
Price
The same published packages apply wherever you are. This is the entry package; every service page names the one that delivers it.
Starter
PKR 15,000per month
A creator or small shop that has stopped posting and needs someone to keep it moving.
These are the questions we get on WhatsApp every week, answered the way we would answer them there.
WhatsApp usWe visit across the district when a shoot or first meeting needs it. Hazro and Kamra are straightforward day trips; farther places such as Pindi Gheb or Jand take more planning, so we group several shoots into one trip rather than drive out for a single photo.
Our writing is in Urdu, Roman Urdu and English. For Pashto or Hindko audiences, a voice note or short video recorded by you or your staff tends to land better than anything we could write, and we edit it, caption it in Urdu and publish it.
Not always. A shop selling to walk-in customers often does better with a strong Google Maps listing and a Facebook page first. A website earns its keep for schools, clinics, traders and anyone whose customers want details, documents or directions before they call.
Next step
One message on WhatsApp is enough. We reply with the first thing we would change and the package it sits on.
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