Offers from Rhvokt
Bali Street Style, in Indonesian
Bali street style, filmed in Dalung and spoken in Indonesian. Everything on my page is in Bahasa Indonesia, which decides who this reaches. My followers are Indonesians between roughly twenty-six and thirty-two — old enough to have income and past the point of buying whatever is trending. What I do is bridge the international trend and what is actually wearable here. A look that works in a magazine does not survive Bali humidity or a scooter, and my followers know that before I say it. So your piece gets styled for the conditions rather than for a photograph. 1,100 people follow my TikTok, which is small and I state it rather than let Bali imply a bigger number. Men's and women's both work. Send the piece in my size, the rupiah price, and the wording you want used — I will translate it and check it back with you before filming.
Your Concept, Translated First
Made to your brief, in Bali, and delivered in Indonesian. Send a concept, a reference, a format that worked elsewhere, and I will tell you before filming whether it translates — both literally and in the sense of whether an Indonesian audience will take it seriously. Those are two separate problems and brands usually only think about the first. 1,100 people follow my TikTok, which is small and regional. Send the brief, the rupiah price and the wording, and I will send the Indonesian version back for you to approve before anything is filmed.
Bali Clips, Yours to Run
Bali clips, yours to run, filmed in Dalung and never posted by me. The footage looks like Indonesia rather than a studio — the light, the street, a room that looks like somebody's actual place. If your creative currently all looks like it was shot in Singapore or Jakarta, this is the version your Balinese customers would recognise. Several takes, several openings, vertical. 1,100 people follow my TikTok but you are buying the filming here. Send the shot list and the wording, and I will send the Indonesian version back for approval — I will not put words in front of a camera that you have not read first.
Styled and Explained, in Indonesian
Styled and explained, in Indonesian, which is two things a brand usually has to buy separately. The tutorial takes your piece and teaches the rule it belongs to — the proportion, what breaks it, what shoe finishes it — rather than showing a finished look and moving on. My followers are twenty-six to thirty-two and past the age of copying an outfit exactly; they want the reasoning so they can apply it. All of it in Bahasa Indonesia. 1,100 people follow my TikTok, which is small and regional and I state it rather than let Bali imply otherwise. Send the piece in my size, the rupiah price and any wording that has to be exact, and I will send the translation back before filming.
Named Live, in Bahasa
Named live, in Bahasa, during a stream I was running anyway. TikTok lives here fill with people arriving from the feed and leaving again, so I repeat your name rather than saying it once and pin your handle throughout. 1,100 people follow my TikTok but the live audience is whoever the algorithm sends, which varies and I will not put a number on it. Send the handle, the rupiah price and one line — I will translate it and use my translation unless you send your own version in Indonesian.
Split Screen, Both in Bahasa
Split screen, both of us in Bahasa, which is the part most brands do not plan for. TikTok puts your person in one half and me in the other. If they speak English my followers will follow perhaps half of it and drift, so either send somebody who speaks Indonesian or accept that I am translating live and the pace suffers. I would rather say that now than discover it forty minutes in. 1,100 people follow my TikTok and the live pulls in from the feed on top of that. Send whoever knows the product and tell me which language they are comfortable in.
Your Clip, Answered in Indonesian
Your clip, answered in Indonesian, which is the part that decides whether this works. A Stitch or a Duet puts my response against your original. If your video is in English and my response is in Bahasa, that split can work — my followers understand the visual and hear the verdict in their own language — but the original still has to carry visually because they may not follow all of it. So send something that reads without sound. 1,100 people follow my TikTok. Tell me which format you want and whether you want me agreeing or pushing back, and I will send the Indonesian wording across before I record it.
Entries the Feed Sends In
Entries the feed sends in, which on TikTok means far beyond my own followers. 1,100 people follow my TikTok and a giveaway video will not stop there — it goes out across Indonesia and sometimes past it. That is useful if you ship nationally and a problem if you are a Bali business, so the shipping scope has to be decided before we start rather than after the entries arrive. I say the scope out loud in the video and in Indonesian, because nobody reads a caption here and half my audience would not read an English one anyway. Send the prize, the scope, the closing date and the wording, and I will confirm the translation with you first.