10 practical guides for content, demand gen, and events: finding the moments worth posting, cutting them to the right length, and shipping them before the moment passes. No signup required.
Turn an event, webinar, or meeting recording into a tight recap clip: the moments that mattered, in order, branded and ready to post the same day.
An event recap video is a short chronological cut of a conference, webinar, or session you already recorded. Pick three to five moments, caption and brand it, and publish within 48 hours.
8 min readNobody watches the 58-minute recording you dropped in the channel. A 90-second video recap of the same call gets watched, and here is how to make one in the time it takes to write the notes.
7 min readA weekly recap is the easiest video habit for a content or demand-gen marketer to start—and the easiest to quit. Here is a format and a batching workflow that survives a busy week, built for one operator, not a production crew.
8 min readFind every moment worth posting in a long recording, ranked by strength, then cut them all into captioned, branded clips in one pass.
The strongest quote from your last recording is buried at minute 43. Here is how to find it, and every other moment worth posting, without scrubbing through an hour of footage.
8 min readMost highlight reels should be 30–90 seconds. Below: platform targets for TikTok, Reels, Shorts, LinkedIn and YouTube, plus the rule that matters more than any single number.
7 min readYour webinar had one live audience and then stopped working. Here is the clip-map method for getting ten standalone clips out of it, and a four-week calendar for posting them.
9 min readChatGPT is excellent at reading a transcript and terrible at cutting video. Here is what AI can actually do for short-form B2B clips today, where it stops, and a workflow that ships the cut.
10 min readCut a promo from footage you already filmed. Find the hook in a demo or launch recording and get an ad-ready clip in every aspect ratio.
You do not need a shoot, a script, or a storyboard. The demo, webinar, or launch recording sitting in your library already contains a promo. Here is how to cut it out.
8 min readOne 40-minute demo recording holds five distinct ad angles. Here is what each one is, where in the recording to find it, and how to test them against each other.
8 min readMost promo clips cut from a product demo or webinar should be 15 to 30 seconds. Here are the numbers by placement, and what actually decides whether a promo works.
7 min readUpload a recording, ask for the moments you want, and get branded clips back in minutes. Free credits to start, then pay as you go from $5.
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