A hook we would test
First second: a ladle of fat poured over a chapli kabab on a huge tawa. Caption: 'Peshawar ka asal chapli — Islamabad se aane wale yahan rukte hain.' Final shot: the shop board and the street. (Illustrative hook.)
TikTok marketing
We run TikTok accounts for Peshawar eateries and bazaar shops: your staff film the tawa, the karahi, the queue or the new stock on a phone, and we cut it into short clips with a strong opening second, Urdu captions, sound that suits Pashto and Urdu audiences, and a posting rhythm that keeps the account alive.
On the Starter package, PKR 15,000 per month. Ad spend, if you run ads, is separate.
Why it fits
Peshawar food is made for short video. Chapli kababs hitting hot fat, mutton karahi bubbling in Namak Mandi, tikka over coals in winter — these clips stop a scroll without any script. Pashto-speaking TikTok is large and active, and food or bazaar videos from Peshawar regularly travel well beyond the city, reaching visitors planning a weekend trip from Islamabad or Lahore. The cost is mostly time: someone on site must film often, and that is the job we make easier by sending exact shot lists and doing all the editing remotely.
The work
Examples
Illustrative starting points, not results. The audit decides the real first move.
A hook we would test
First second: a ladle of fat poured over a chapli kabab on a huge tawa. Caption: 'Peshawar ka asal chapli — Islamabad se aane wale yahan rukte hain.' Final shot: the shop board and the street. (Illustrative hook.)
A weekly filming plan
Monday: morning prep. Wednesday: lunch rush and queue. Friday: after-Jummah crowd. Saturday: a family from out of town ordering. Each clip under thirty seconds, filmed vertically near natural light.
It can, especially visitors. People planning a food trip to Peshawar search TikTok for where to eat, and a steady stream of clips from your counter puts you in that list. It works best alongside a correct Google Maps listing, because a viewer who decides to come still needs directions.
Both, for different viewers. Pashto voice connects with local and provincial audiences and tends to feel authentic. Urdu captions on top let visitors from Punjab follow along. We test both and keep posting whichever version draws more comments and saves from people who could actually visit.
Pitfalls
The city
The work is remote. A video call and a free audit come first, then a shared Drive folder where you or your staff drop phone clips, price lists and product photos. We write in Urdu and English; Pashto voice and captions come from you or someone you trust, and we edit around them. Reports and replies arrive on WhatsApp, usually within two hours in working hours.
Markets we know there
Qissa Khwani Bazaar · Namak Mandi · Karkhano Market · Andar Shehr · Saddar Bazaar · Chowk Yadgar · University Road
Content languages
Pashto, Urdu and English, with Hindko in parts of the old city
Price
The Starter package covers short edits, daily posting and profile set-up with TikTok as your one platform; more videos or a second platform moves you to Growth or Pro.
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 usNo, we are remote. Your staff film on a phone with our shot list, or you hire a local videographer for a bigger shoot. We do the editing, captions, posting and replies from Islamabad.
Yes, if the product is visual and there is something new often. Fabric being unrolled, jewellery under good light, imported gadgets unboxed — all work. A shop that rarely changes stock usually gets more from Facebook and WhatsApp.
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Next step
Tell us your business and where you trade. We reply on WhatsApp with the first thing we would change, usually under 2 hours in working hours.
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