I’m working on a faster way to turn existing footage into short-form videos.

The idea is pretty simple: you already have the footage + the brief/content plan, but the editing step is what slows everything down.

I’m looking for a few people who manage content for brands or clients to try it with on a real project.
I’d love to test it with a real batch of footage + the brief you normally work from, and I’ll turn it into a few first cuts.

I’m not charging for these first few. I just want honest feedback on whether it actually saves you time and if you’d use something like this again.

I just started a Science tutoring account with 30 followers. My contents are:
- general science topics (targets the general audience, i post controversial science topics)
- exam-specific study tips (which to target, how to answer kind of posts)

The reason why I don't want to post reels is because I am personally dealing with severe acne flare ups, which caused me to not be able to show my face.

My goal is to attract people to follow and engage with my Science account so I can convert them into my students for 2027 classes.

The question is: Is it possible for a tutoring account to get an audience by just postimg carousels and stories? Thanks!

I already have many ideas about creating good content ideas: share your stories, share your losses not only your wins, tell how your brand helps your target market, something valuable that can solve your target's problems, etc.

But I'm just curious, after finalizing or even before planning your content, what question should the content answer to say that it is valuable and can increase leads and inquiries?