1. Clip one call you already attend
60 minWith the host's permission, run Clip Dock on last week's recording. Review the moments, send consent links and note how long your review took. This is your live demo and your honest time estimate.
Pick where you want to go. Every route starts with a move you can make within the hour.
With the host's permission, run Clip Dock on last week's recording. Review the moments, send consent links and note how long your review took. This is your live demo and your honest time estimate.
Look at projects, DAOs and creators you follow. Note the day of their call, roughly how long it runs and whether they post clips today.
Only message hosts you know or who asked publicly for help with clips. Use the script and change the first line to a moment you really liked from their call. No mass messages.
The part of last Thursday's call where you explained the sensor rewards was the clearest thing I have heard on it. I run a small tool that turns a long call into captioned clips, chapters and a transcript, and every guest approves their clip before anything goes out. Want me to clip your next call for free so you can see it?
Map speakers, style the captions with them, and review the first set together. After two calls, offer Dock at $19 a month and $80 for the setup.
With the host's permission, post the best approved clip and how long review took. Credit every speaker. That is the ad for the next eight.
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Writers launch a serialized story where holders unlock and vote on each chapter.