New video that breaks down my monetization strategy around AI automation products and services. A lot of what I'll focus on is... - How can we do less (not more) - How to focus on the right actions - How to hold yourself accountable Enjoy the video.

If you're a video/content agency (or aspiring to be one) make sure to join us Thursday at 11 am PST. We'll talk workflow, automation, ChatGPT, and anything else related to your agency—like pricing and client acquisition. Let's solve some problems and share our insights! We already have a solid group coming! Check the calendar for the Zoom link → https://www.skool.com/content-academy/calendar

Hello everyone, I currently use Metricool to automatically post content to social media. The reason is because I cannot find a tool that automatically posts to TikTok. You always have to open the app and download the video to TikTok. I can't do that for multiple clients. TikTok limits your phone to 3 accounts. Also I'm noticing that when a video is posted directly from Metricool to Reels, it literally gets no views. When I post them manually, they get views. Am I going crazy? Let me know if you have suggestions:)

You can now use natural language to ask ChatGPT to perform tasks with apps that are connected to your Zapier account. Getting much closer to the point of a "real" AI assistant, exciting stuff if you're interested in Automation 👀 https://zapier.com/blog/announcing-zapier-chatgpt-plugin/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_term=&utm_content=d0170bc7-61f5-46e8-afe3-9eb43213205d&utm_campaign=tt-gbl-eng-tweet-top_funnel-brand

Found a cool solution to generate accurate captions automatically using Descript and have them easily accessible to edit in Premiere Pro (or any other editing software). Notes: You can do this natively in Descript, but my team uses Premiere Pro because Descript is lacking when it comes to complex video editing. Our videos go through a few stages of review using Frame io - this workflow utilises that really well. It's also incredibly important to have a great naming convention for your content files or a Content ID as Stephen calls it. This allows a piece of content to be identified by anyone, even machines not working on the content. ---- start ------ Problem: All my videos need subtitles/captions and Premiere Pro's auto-transcription feature is awful compared to Descript, so I needed a solution that didn't require my team to need to export the video manually, upload to descript, adjust settings, export subtitles/video which is a big time waster. Solution: 2 Zaps, one of which is triggered on an Airtable DB called "Generate Captions". This allows the video editor to generate them when they are ready, there's no point in subtitling a video if it needs massive changes after the fact. Zap 1: Triggered on airtable button push - Downloads most recent version of the video from Frame io using Production ID - Uploads to Descript - Notify editor that Captions are in-progress (There's a few more complexities but I'm trying to not make this too long) Zap 2: Triggered on "New Transcription Ready in Descript" - Finds Google Drive folder (using Prod ID) - Upload SRT file to Gdrive folder - Notify Editor that captions are ready and in the folder Now the editor just drags the SRT file into their project (literally one click) and they have accurate & automatically generated captions for their video. ---- end ------ For context, me & my team generate 500+ short-form videos for creators so this is built for scale. If you've got any better solutions, a question or anything of the sort please comment below, I'm really curious about this community and am trying to provide value where I can 😇