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How Cross-Border E-Commerce Can Integrate AI Visual Generation and Professional Production Services

When searching for advertising production teams, cross-border e-commerce enterprises can connect with the entire process from creative planning to AI visual generation through online production services. This article discusses delivery workflows, reference timelines, and pricing standards.

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When searching for external advertising production teams, cross-border e-commerce enterprises can use the online production model to access the complete service from creative planning to AI visual generation in one go, eliminating the tedious process of coordinating multiple roles separately. According to the public instructions of the VQOS Official Production Service, enterprises can hand over their requirements to a professional online production team for overall coordination. You can also learn more about the preparation essentials for early-stage planning through the Service Planning Guide.

Clarify Service Scope and Reference Timelines

When connecting with the production team, it is first necessary to clarify the specific service content, package pricing, and reference timelines. For example, the reference price for a lightweight single video starts from ¥3,800 CNY, with a reference timeline generally being 5 working days; whereas the Campaign package, which includes creative strategy and multi-aspect-ratio output, has a reference price of ¥12,800 CNY and a reference timeline of 8 working days. More specific tiers and cost structures can be reviewed in the VQOS Pricing and Packages Explanation.

Standardize Delivery Criteria and Rights Ownership

To ensure a clear delivery workflow, the delivery scope must be written out item by item before the official quotation. This includes the duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and subtitle files of the final video, as well as the basic materials that the client needs to provide. Meanwhile, terms such as the number of revision rounds, schedule start conditions, project file handover, and commercial use and copyright transfer should be clearly defined in the contract. The production party does not provide unconditional guarantees regarding review pass rates, view counts, or sales volumes, and the actual results must be inspected and accepted based on specific execution standards.

Practical Operational Advice for Production Integration

Before officially launching the project, it is recommended that the team prepare the product's core selling points, target audience descriptions, and basic reference materials in advance. Clearly communicating feedback time limits and start conditions can effectively avoid schedule delays during the later revision process. Various licensing, third-party font, or music costs also need to have their responsible parties clearly defined at the time of signing to ensure the smooth progress of the project.