How other people post so often
Business owners who post every day usually aren’t editing every day. They film in one sitting, then make many posts from it. The filming is quick. The editing is the part that piles up.
Film once, post for weeks
Set aside 30 minutes. Talk to the camera about five things: what you do, who it’s for, a mistake your customers make, a question you get asked a lot, and something you’re proud of. Then film 10 short clips of your product or space.
Upload it all to Cutleap and ask for a batch: “make 10 Reels from this, one point each, with my product shots as B-roll.”
Post consistently without the editing
One recording session can cover a lot of posts, because each point you make can be its own video. Use each video as a post, or run the best ones as ads. A good Reel already looks like an ad.
Learn what works for your customers
Ask for a few versions of the same video with different openings. Post them over a week, see which one people watch past the first three seconds, and do more of that.
“Make 10 Reels from my talking clips, one point each.”
“Use my product shots as B-roll.”
“Make 3 versions of the best one with different hooks.”
Want a fuller request? Copy the prompt Turn one talking clip into five short videos.
Let Cutleap do the editing
Upload your clips, say what you want, get finished videos back. Free during early access.
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What should I film first?
Start with you talking to the camera about what you do, plus a few close-ups of your product. The tutorial “What to film for your business” has a full shot list.
How many videos can I make?
Everything is free during early access. After launch, the Solo plan gives you 30 videos a month, about one a day.