Question 1

What kind of businesses does Wish Master work with?

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Everything from first-time founders to established industrial manufacturers. The common thread is brands that want high-end creative and AI systems, and are ready to look like the biggest name in their category.

Question 2

How do I start a project?

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Email hello@wishmaster.space or WhatsApp me. Tell me what you're building and what's blocking you. Two lines is enough. I'll set up a call within 48 hours.

Question 3

Do you work with clients outside India?

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Yes. AI production and digital work is fully remote. For real-camera shoots abroad, I quote travel and logistics upfront so there are no surprises.

Question 4

How is pricing structured?

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Project-based. I scope the work, quote a fixed price, and stick to it. No hourly billing, no surprise invoices. You know the cost before anything starts.

Question 5

Is there a minimum project size?

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No formal minimum, but most projects start around ₹50,000. If your budget is smaller, I'll be honest about whether I can help or if you'd be better served elsewhere.

Question 6

Do you offer retainers or ongoing plans?

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Yes, for brands that need continuous content, automation maintenance, or growth work. Retainers are monthly, scoped to specific deliverables, and cancellable with 30 days notice.

Question 7

What does your typical timeline look like?

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AI commercial: under a week. Brand strategy: 3 to 6 weeks. Full website: 3 to 5 weeks. Anything bigger gets scoped individually.

Question 8

Who owns the deliverables?

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You do. Full commercial usage rights on everything I deliver, films, designs, code, copy. Permanent. No licensing strings attached.

Question 9

What if I need revisions?

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Every project includes a defined revision window. I'm not precious about feedback. The work isn't done until you're actually using it.

Question 10

What tech stack do you use for websites?

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React and Next.js. TypeScript, static rendering, structured data, Core Web Vitals in the green from day one.

Question 11

Is AI-generated content safe to use commercially?

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Yes. I use commercially-licensed AI models, art-direct every frame, and deliver full usage rights. You can run the output anywhere: paid media, broadcast, print.

Question 12

Can you integrate with my existing tools?

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Almost always. I build on open standards and popular platforms: CRMs, Google Workspace, Slack, WhatsApp, Shopify, custom APIs. If it has an API, I can hook into it.

Question 13

Is this the same as a logo/visual identity project?

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No. This is strategy and documentation — the business problem, positioning, messaging, and guidelines. Visual identity direction is part of it, but as an output of the strategy, not the starting point or the main deliverable.

Question 14

Why start with a "Business Thinking Framework" instead of positioning?

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Because positioning built without first understanding the actual business problem and success metric is still a guess — just a more polished one. This step exists specifically to remove that guesswork before any brand language gets written.

Question 15

I already have a brand book. Can you work with it?

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Yes — the Excavate step audits what already exists to see what's genuinely working versus what's just inertia, then builds from there instead of discarding it by default.

Question 16

Is this only for big companies?

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No. The same discipline applies to a founder with a first product and to an established manufacturer — what scales is the depth of research, not the requirement itself.

Question 17

Do you handle Meta Ads directly?

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The strategic layer, yes — messaging and targeting positioning for Meta Ads is part of this service. The actual ad creative production is handled under AI Commercial Production, and any live optimization happens in a defined post-launch window, not as an ongoing retainer.

Question 18

Will it look like AI?

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The goal is for it to look like cinema. I art-direct the frames, grade the shots, and throw out anything that reads as synthetic. Most viewers can't tell, and the engagement numbers back that up.

Question 19

How fast can you deliver?

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A single product film usually takes under a week. A full campaign package runs two to three weeks. Rush timelines are possible if you ask.

Question 20

Can you show my actual product accurately?

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Yes. I train the models on your product photography so the item in the video is genuinely yours, not a generic approximation.

Question 21

Who owns the output?

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You do. Full commercial usage rights on everything I deliver. Permanent, no licensing traps.

Question 22

Where do you shoot?

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Anywhere in India, and abroad if the project calls for it. Travel costs are quoted upfront, no surprises.

Question 23

What does a brand film cost?

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It depends on the scope. A one-day founder story is very different from a multi-location facility film. Tell me what you want to achieve and I'll give you a real number.

Question 24

Can you work with existing footage?

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Yes. I regularly take existing material, re-edit it, grade it, and turn it into something you'd actually want to show people.

Question 25

Do I get the raw footage?

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Masters and gradable files can be part of your license. We agree on that before the shoot starts.

Question 26

Which tools do you build on?

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Custom Python-based multi-agent architecture, Claude and other LLMs, plus whatever your stack needs (CRMs, sheets, email). I pick boring, reliable tools over trendy no-code platforms.

Question 27

Is my data safe?

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Your systems run in your accounts, using your keys. I design for least-privilege access and document every data flow so you can audit it.

Question 28

What if it breaks after handover?

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Every build includes a stabilization period, and I offer ongoing care plans. That said, my documentation is written so your team rarely needs me after handover.

Question 29

How do I know what to automate first?

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That's what the MAP phase is for. I count the hours spent on each workflow and we start where the time savings are most obvious.

Question 30

How long does a website take?

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A focused marketing site takes 3 to 5 weeks. Larger platforms are scoped per project. I'd rather give you a real timeline than a comfortable fiction.

Question 31

Can I edit content myself?

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Yes. If you need a CMS, I set one up so your team can publish without breaking the layout or the SEO setup.

Question 32

Do you handle hosting and domains?

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I deploy on Vercel and set up your domain, SSL, and analytics. You keep ownership of all the accounts.

Question 33

Will it actually rank on Google?

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I build the technical foundation SEO needs: speed, structure, schema, metadata. I set up Search Console so you can track progress. SEO is ongoing, but I make sure the code isn't what's holding you back.

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