Offers from Jeh
Seven Hundred People in Guaíra
Seven hundred people in Guaíra, which is the number and I am not going to dress it up. My Instagram is small and local. What that gets a brand is a page where people actually reply — the comments are conversations rather than emoji, because most of them know me. For a business in this city or the region around it, that is worth more than a larger page somewhere else. For a national campaign it is worth very little and I would rather say so. Everything is in Portuguese, and my followers are twenty-six to thirty-two. Send the product, the price in reais and where people can get it.
A City Most Brands Skip
A city most brands skip is where I live and where my followers shop. Guaíra does not appear on media plans — the budget goes to São Paulo and everything smaller gets treated as an afterthought — which means a brand that does show up here has almost no competition for attention. My Instagram is small, 717 people, and they are twenty-six to thirty-two. I film in Portuguese. Send the product, the price in reais and where somebody local can buy it, because that is the first thing I will be asked.
Small, Brazilian, and Honest About It
Small, Brazilian, and honest about both — 717 people follow my Instagram and I state that on every listing rather than let a reel imply a bigger page. What the number does not show is that they are in one city and they respond, which for a local business is a different thing from reach. I film in Portuguese, my followers are twenty-six to thirty-two, and the comments are the part that actually works. Send the product, the price in reais and the link, and tell me what you want people to do after watching.
One City, One Camera
One city, one camera, and nothing dressed up beyond that. I film in Guaíra with a phone, in Portuguese, and the reel looks like somebody's actual life because it is. 717 people follow my Instagram — small enough that I know a good share of them by name, which is the whole reason a recommendation here carries. For a brand selling nationally that number is meaningless. For a shop, a salon or a service in this region it is a room full of the people you want. Send the product and the price in reais.
Explained in Portuguese, Slowly
Explained in Portuguese, slowly, because my followers are not watching at one and a half speed. They are twenty-six to thirty-two, doing something else while the video plays, and a fast tutorial gets replayed twice and then abandoned. So I go through it at the pace of somebody actually using the thing for the first time and repeat the step people will get wrong. 717 people follow my Instagram, which is small and local to Guaíra. Send the product, the instructions and the price in reais, and tell me which step your support gets asked about most, because that is where I will spend the time.
Unwrapped in a Small Kitchen
Unwrapped in a small kitchen, on a phone, with nothing arranged beforehand. That is the whole production and it is why people believe it — my followers know what my kitchen looks like. 717 people follow my Instagram in Guaíra, and they are twenty-six to thirty-two. I open it on camera and show a real Brazilian household receiving your parcel: how it arrived, whether the packaging survived the post, what is actually inside. Send it exactly as a customer would get it, with the price in reais and the link.
Held in a Guaíra Kitchen
Held in a Guaíra kitchen, filmed once, and posted the same day — I do not sit on footage. That is the speed my page runs at and the reason it does not look produced. 717 people follow my Instagram here and they are twenty-six to thirty-two — women mostly, in one city, who message me about things they saw. A product placed in a reel from me gets asked about in the comments rather than admired, which is the difference between a small local page and a large distant one. Send it with the price in reais and where to buy.
Frames From One Street
Frames from one street, more or less, because that is the size of my world here and my followers like it that way. The Story set runs your product through a few days in Guaíra — the shop, the walk, whoever I am with — with the link on each frame. 717 people follow my Instagram and I would rather write that number than imply a bigger one. Send the product, the price in reais and the link, and tell me which week you would like it to run, and I will space the frames out.
A Week in a Small City
A week in a small city, told in frames rather than one post. This is the longer Story pack — your product appears across several days instead of once, which at 717 followers is the only thing that works: the same people seeing it repeatedly rather than more people seeing it once. Every frame carries the link. I write in Portuguese and my followers in Guaíra are twenty-six to thirty-two. Send the product, the price in reais and the last day the set has to finish by, and I will space it.
Twelve Hours, Seven Hundred People
A day with seven hundred people, which is the honest scale of a takeover here. Twelve hours of frames on a page this size does not reach more people — it reaches the same people more often, and in a small city that is closer to being talked about than being seen. My followers know each other. If something appears across a whole day of my Stories, it comes up in conversation rather than just in a view count. 717 people follow my Instagram in Guaíra, twenty-six to thirty-two, in Portuguese. Send the product a few days early and the price in reais, and I will run it through a whole day.
Said to a Room of Twenty
Said to a room of twenty, give or take, which is what a live looks like on a page of 717. I go on in the evening and whoever is around turns up — usually the same faces, usually people I know. Your brand gets mentioned to a very small number of people who will actually respond, which is worth something to a local business and nothing to anybody else. In Portuguese, Guaíra, twenty-six to thirty-two. Send the name, the price in reais and one line for me to say.
Somebody Beside Me on Camera
Somebody beside me on camera changes what a small live can do. On my own I can talk about how a product has been for me and that is the limit. With whoever you send, the room can ask about sizes, stock, delivery to the interior — the things that stop a purchase here. My Instagram is 717 people in Guaíra, so this is a handful of viewers rather than an event, and every one of them gets an answer. In Portuguese, so whoever comes needs the language. Tell me beforehand what they cannot discuss.
Nobody Is Farming This One
Entries from people I know, more or less, which is the honest description of a giveaway on a page of 717. Nobody is farming this — there is nothing here for a giveaway hunter, so everybody who enters is somebody in Guaíra who wanted the thing. That is a very small pool and a completely clean one, which for a local business testing whether a product moves here is worth more than a thousand entries from nowhere. Send the prize, the price in reais and whether the winner collects, and I will run the rules in Portuguese.
Small Page, Every Format
Small page, every format, and I would rather be plain about both halves. Story frames across a week, a reel, and a permanent post. That is the whole of what I offer, on an Instagram account with 717 followers in Guaíra. Three formats do not make that number larger. What they do is give a local business three different kinds of proof — the product seen in use across days, one piece of proper content, and a post that stays up with the price and the address in it. For a shop, a salon or a service in this city that is a reasonable spend. For anything national it is not, and I will say so before taking the money. Everything is in Portuguese. Send the product with a fortnight of lead time, the price in reais and where somebody local can find it.