Weekly tip videos
One practical tip in ninety seconds, posted on the same day each week so followers expect it.
Coaches and consultants
Most coaches and consultants know video would win them clients, and most stop after three posts because filming and editing eat the week. Chitrio removes the production work. You give it a topic or your own notes, it writes a script in plain language, narrates it, adds scenes and captions, and hands back a video sized for YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook. The goal is consistency: one useful video a week that answers a question your ideal client types into a search box.
Free trial to start · the cost is shown before every render
Straight answer: A video does not replace a conversation. It brings people to you, and your offer, your results and your honesty close the sale. Do not use invented testimonials or income claims, and keep any promise about outcomes something you can actually deliver.
Write down the three questions you answer on every discovery call. Each is one video. Paste your own notes or talking points so the script sounds like you.
Read the draft out loud, remove jargon and add one real example from your practice. Choose a voice you like and your brand colours, then render.
Export landscape for YouTube and your site, and vertical for LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook. Put your booking link in the first line of the caption.
Cut the strongest thirty seconds as a vertical clip and quote its key line as the post text, so one idea feeds four posts.
Note which video preceded each enquiry and make more of that kind, dropping topics that get views but no conversations.
One practical tip in ninety seconds, posted on the same day each week so followers expect it.
A before and after told from your own notes, with permission and without exaggeration.
What the programme includes, who it suits, who it does not suit, and how to start.
A thirty second clip that announces the date and gives one reason to attend.
US coaches often post to LinkedIn and Instagram, UK consultants to LinkedIn and YouTube, Canadian coaches may add a French version, and Australian coaches tend to lean on Facebook groups and Instagram.
A two minute welcome video for new enquiries, or a walkthrough sent with a proposal, so the buyer hears the plan in your voice.
For short explainers, tips and offers, yes. You skip the editor and the filming day. For a brand film with real footage, a human crew is still the right choice.
Chitrio offers narrator voices, so you can keep your face off camera if you prefer. You can also record yourself separately and use Chitrio for the supporting videos.
Writing and reviewing a script takes minutes, and rendering runs in the background. Many people batch four videos in one sitting.
Yes, because you supply the substance. The tool turns your notes into a watchable video, it does not invent your method.
Yes. Save your logo and colours as a preset and every video carries them.
Paste your notes and review the script before any cost.
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