Your Opus Clip queue turns one video into a week of client posts
Agency owners running content for several clients describe "context-switching between 14 completely different brand voices all day," and video is the slowest part of that: one long recording, five platforms, one brand to protect each time.
- Job: Social content across brands
You already have the raw footage. A client's webinar, a recorded demo, a podcast episode, it sits on a drive somewhere, and turning one hour of it into a week of posts is the kind of job that eats an afternoon you don't have.
Opus Clip watches the whole recording, picks out the moments worth watching, and cuts them into short clips on its own. It adds captions as it goes, and you can rewrite any line of them before anything ships, so the wording stays yours.
Before you send a clip out, you set the font, color and logo to match that client's look, so what comes out the other side still reads as their brand and not a generic AI edit. Do that once per client and every clip after it carries the same look.
Hand it one recording Monday morning and you walk away with a week of clips for that client, already branded, ready to schedule instead of edit.
Tools that do this:The catch: Clients don't care that an AI cut the clips. Sell them the finished posts, not how you made them.
Three ways to get this done
- Do it yourself (Free). The step-by-step playbook: what to do each week, in plain words, and how to know each step is done. Download the playbook: getting leads
- Let the agent run it (Founding cohort). The agent for this playbook drafts the work into an approval queue you control. We are proving it with a small group of agencies first. Apply for the founding cohort
- Have us run it for you ($2,500 setup, then $297 a month). We set the playbook up in accounts you own, against acceptance tests you sign, then run it and report the numbers every month. Have us run it
Sources: reddit.com · reddit.com · opus.pro
One recording in, a week of on-brand clips out, ready to schedule instead of edit.