One of the most frustrating part of content creations isn't creating the content, it's the after content crisis.
I have been creating content for over an year now, and the most annoying part for me was looking at those underperforming videos which i spend days creating them, and when that starts happening to you more than once you lose faith in it, and that's where most content creators quit, the burnout hits, the expectations don't get fulfilled and you are just stairing at those videos which u spent hours planning, creating, editing and posting.
But here's the thing, the people who pass through this phase do 2 things, 1. They quit (most creators end here with their dead channels thinking that content creations isn't their thing)
- The faithful ones these people actually put the efforts of researching about content, scrolling through their own content finding reasons their content underperformed.
Whoever is telling you to blame algorithm for your videos is straight up bs, algorithm was never a problem to begin with, algorithm supports content which actually engages people and the reason why the people stays on the platform.
Now the hard part is that guessing what's wrong in your content takes hours to find the right thing and many time you would miss which is natural to happen, I have been struggling with this part for months, tried to find tools which could do this part for me, tools which watch my videos analyze them and actually tell me what works, what doesn't and how can I fix it and increase the odds of me engaging my audience in future.
Turns out there was no perfect tool for it, most where analyzes but not mentors who could actually teach me how to make my content better, and the physical mentors weren't just under the budget.
So I ended up building it myself, took me months to create this with 3 failed attempts and here I am, not here to promote but just wanted to see if it's something which can help our creator community.
It is an AI video mentor which helps creators make and understand Engaging and high converting content by watching their videos and understanding what works, what doesn't and how they can fix it and increase their chances of engaging their audience.
Just wanted to know what my fellow creators think about it, and if there is something we can add to make it genuinely helpful