stop losing views to bad retention
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everyone says ai editing is about b roll and effects.
my data says 70% of autoeditor users want retention led edits.
i need creators who think in retention and watch time to test this theory.
i built a new onboarding flow for autoeditor over the weekend
it cuts raw footage for retention, not b roll or effects
78% of users chose long form output so far
our top onboarding pain button is still 'editing takes me hours
i'm about to share our autoeditor onboarding data
78% of users chose long form output
our top onboarding pain button is 'editing takes me hours'
now we're refining the ai pipeline for retention led edits 🚨
i just hit ~2000 creators/month on autoeditor
our retention editor is still a work in progress
i need a video expert to help me refine the ai 🚨
what's the biggest video editing pain point you face?
the cool intro is the easy part to brief. the hard part is keeping people past 0:03. autoeditor finds where viewers drop off and paces the cut around the hook so your editor spends hours on the funny, not the scrub. free to try: autoeditor.app
Looking for a long term video editor!
1-3 times weekly I use face cam in my videos! I want great editors please comment below a video example you made and I’ll dm you if I am interested! I like simple and funny edits but a cool intro thank you #robloxeditor #roblox #robloxvideoeditor #robloxvideos
your editor's hours are worth 10x more on the finish than the rough cut. upload the raw, describe the edit in plain english, and an agent cuts the dead air, silences, and pacing in minutes. free to try: autoeditor.app
the fastest editor in your niche isn't the most talented. it's the one who never touches the timeline first. describe the cut, qa the rough cut, ship. first edit free: autoeditor.app
30 shorts a month is a rough-cut factory. dead air, silence cuts, pacing for hooks. an agent chews through that in minutes so the hire you pay for does creative work. first edit free: autoeditor.app
rough-cut hours are the expensive part of that hire, especially for high-volume gaming/shorts work. run the rough cut through autoeditor first so your editor spends hours on craft, not scrubbing. first edit free: autoeditor.app
what's your worst edit-time-to-post ratio? 6 hours on a 60-second reel? drop it below. the rough cut that eats that ratio takes minutes here: autoeditor.app
a DTC brand's editor bottleneck isn't creativity, it's creative volume — every ad needs a hook that lands in the first 3 seconds. autoeditor cuts rough cuts paced for retention in minutes so your creative tests faster. first edit free: autoeditor.app
We’re hiring a Video Editor for our growing gut health brand.
Looking for someone with strong DTC/e-commerce experience who understands Meta ads, direct-response creative, and can start on short notice.
Long-term opportunity for the right person 👇
#ecom #hiring #videoeditor
hours of raw footage in, 10-20 minutes out that keeps people watching. the story-building is the skill, scrubbing the hours is the tax. autoeditor turns raw footage into a rough cut paced to keep them watching in minutes. first edit free: autoeditor.app
🚨Hiring vlog editors
$300 - $500 ($2k - $4k Opportunity)
If you're a super talented editor who may or may not have edited vlogs before, but you think you can build a story that keeps people watching, this is for you:
You’ll take hours of raw footage, and you cut into a 10 - 20 minute vlog out of it.
This is the style we're going for: f.io/31NWrqg3.
Comment "VLOG," and I'll review your portfolio
your last video died at 0:08. you could re-cut the whole thing, or find the 3 seconds that hook people and pace everything around them. autoeditor finds where viewers drop off: autoeditor.app
3 videos a day at 24hr turnaround? that volume drowns your editor in rough cuts, not creative work.
autoeditor turns raw footage into a high-retention rough cut in minutes so they spend hours on style, not scrubbing.
free to try: autoeditor.app
quick math check: $50 a reel means your editor's hours are the real cost.
the rough-cut pass is where those hours go.
autoeditor handles it in minutes (dead air, hooks, pacing) so the pro you hire starts at the creative finish.
free to try: autoeditor.app
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open your last video. count every silence over a second.
that's not your style, that's your editor's job.
autoeditor cuts the dead air and finds your hooks before you even start.
first edit free: autoeditor.app
if replies are slow, note the bottleneck isn't just finding an editor, it's the rough-cut queue. an editing agent turns raw footage into a high-retention rough cut in minutes so whoever you hire starts at the creative finish. free to try: autoeditor.app
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good long-form editors are scarce and the first 80% of their hours go to rough cuts, not creative decisions. an editing agent does the rough-cut pass in minutes (hooks, dead air, pacing) so your hire starts where the craft starts. free to try: autoeditor.app
