I film short videos for Instagram
Every video you post, posted again and written up
You film and post as usual. The rest follows. Each new video posted to the video platforms and made into an article in your voice, posted to the text platforms.
One profile, every new video
- Each video posted again
- In your own voice
Each video you post works again
A video on Instagram is seen for a day or two, then it sinks in the feed. Here, your profile is checked at 12:00 and 18:00 in your timezone. Each new video that teaches something is written down and becomes an article of 400-500 words, in your voice, from what you said in it. An image of you is drawn from your own photos.
You read the article and accept it. Then, at your posting hour, the video is posted to the video platforms, the article to the text platforms, and the image to the image platforms. A vlog, a funny post or a promotion makes nothing. Your video file is deleted once it is posted.
Where it is posted
One video, three kinds of post.
- The video: YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, Bluesky, Mastodon, Vimeo, Rumble, BitChute, DTube and PeerTube instance.
- The article: Reddit, Quora, Medium, Substack and Tumblr.
- The image: Flickr and Pinterest.
Written the way you talk
Words from a generic tool sound like someone else, and your viewers hear it at once. So before anything is written, up to 400 of your newest videos are read, and a style brief is written from them: how you talk on camera, how long each kind of your videos runs, whole videos of yours quoted as examples, and what is not your voice.
You add your own experience in your own words. Every article made from your videos follows the brief. So does every script, if you switch scripts on in Settings: a plan of what to film, researched first, and a script for each title you keep, in the language you film in.
How the research and the plan runScripts, included in content creation
Everything you need to film the next video.
- An opening line.
- The lines to say, each with what to show on screen.
- A closing line.
- The caption and the hashtags, ready to paste.
What is done for you, and what stays yours
Done for you
- Your new videos found, and each one that teaches something made into an article.
- An image of you for each article, drawn from your photos.
- The video, the article and the image posted at your posting hour.
- With scripts on, a plan of video titles and a script for each title you keep, written as a set, so no two open or close the same way.
Yours
- Filming your videos and posting them to Instagram, as you do now.
- Connecting your account on each platform.
- Accepting each article before anything is posted.
- Editing any article, or saying what to change and having it written again.
- Switching scripts on in Settings, if you want them.
What it costs
Writing and posting is $100 per profile, per month: content creation and distribution, the same price a business pays. Writing alone is $59 per profile, per month, and the posting stays with you. Scripts are included in content creation: switch them on in Settings. Your Instagram profile is what you add, so the price is per profile and not per website. Link building and traffic are services for websites and are not sold to a blogger.
Common questions
Do you post the videos for me?
You film each video and post it to Instagram yourself, as now. Each new video that teaches something is then posted again to the video platforms, with its article and image on the text and image platforms. A script is never posted.
Which of my videos are posted again?
The ones that teach an idea tied to something you offer. A vlog, a funny post, an interview, a promotion or music makes nothing, and nothing is posted before you accept the article.
Will the articles sound like me?
They are written from a style brief read from up to 400 of your own videos: how you talk on camera, the words you use, and what is not your voice. Each article is also written from what you said in the video it is made from. You can edit the brief at any time.
What if my videos cannot be read?
Nothing fails. You write the style brief yourself, or correct what was read, on your profile’s record, and the articles follow it.
Do I need a website to start?
No. Your Instagram profile is what you add, and the price is per profile. If you also run a business website, both can sit on one account, each priced on its own.
Can I change an article I do not like?
Yes. Edit it, or say what to change and have it written again. Nothing is posted before you accept it. An article that misses what a reader searching for it wants is also rewritten once on its own.
Add your profile, and your next video works again
Choose Blogger when you add it and give your Instagram handle. Scripts can be switched on in Settings.