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Here's something most product launches get wrong: Your main intention with the product video is to generate interest (hype!) It's not a demo. You do not need to show every step. Simplify things. Retain viewers.

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Sean Austin1 year ago

Serious question. How did you make that video :) I’d be so appreciative man for something like ours. It’s actually very similar with the earnings concept there!

Rami M1 year ago

"But how else will I show off all the features I spent 2 years building?" 😂 no but really, Show me the magic, not the manual.

Andrew Kordampalos1 year ago

Is there any service that lets you make these easily or are they made manually.

Will McFletcher1 year ago

Banger 🫵

Lewis O’Brien1 year ago

Top work again mate 👏🏼

Moe1 year ago

check your dms! got some work for you :)

bapic1 year ago

Did you guys purposely include an error at 0:17? 😂 Hype =/= show anything, right??

Tom1 year ago

Amazing video, how did you make it ?

Daniel Aghachi1 year ago

$4000+ for one video? You’re nuts

ZMax ▚▘▚▘▚▘1 year ago

What software do you use to edit this?

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