The guy who ran content for GaryVee's Brazil channels — now runs it for you
Turn one video into 30 days of content that actually gets seen.
You already did the hard part. You made the video. You just never distributed it — so it's sitting there doing 5% of its job.
One YouTube video or podcast in. Thirty days of platform-native content out — clips, punchy text posts, and carousels built natively for LinkedIn, IG, TikTok, Shorts, X and Threads. Back in your hands in 48–72 hours. No calls. No freelancers to manage. No AI slop.
You didn't start a business to become a full-time content editor.
You record a great video. Then the part nobody warns you about begins: chopping it up, reformatting for six platforms, writing captions, resizing, scheduling. It isn't creative work. It's soul-crushing admin — and it eats the exact hours your business actually needs from you.
So you tried the shortcuts. Auto-clipping tools that spit out generic, out-of-context snippets with subtitles slapped on. Cheap services that miss the nuance — and the whole point you were making. Now you don't have less to do. You have more mediocre content to babysit.
And "just repurpose it"? Copy-pasting the same post across platforms is why your reach is flat. What crushes on YouTube dies on LinkedIn. Repurposing is translation, not transfer — and that gap is quietly costing you attention, authority, and deals.
The real cost isn't the editing hours. It's the compounding you're not getting.
Every week you don't distribute, a competitor with worse ideas and better consistency takes the audience that should've been yours. Attention compounds like interest — and right now yours is sitting in cash.
One upload a week is a rounding error. Thirty pieces a month is a presence. The difference isn't effort. It's leverage.
"You post at volume for two reasons: to find out what actually resonates, and to be impossible to forget. Quantity is how you find quality."
That's not a hack. It's the operating system I ran for GaryVee's Brazil channels for three years. One post a week doesn't build authority — it builds a rounding error. Thirty crafted pieces across six platforms does, because every post is a feedback loop, and every impression is a memory deposit with the exact buyers you want to reach.
Clipping agencies
Video only. Volume with no point of view. They'll subtitle a "moment" without ever asking whether it was the right moment — or why.
Ghostwriters
Text only. Your richest raw material — the video — never enters the room. Two vendors, two invoices, twice the managing.
Amplify with Vini
Both, with the strategy layer on top. I cut the clips and turn the key moments into text, carousels, and posts people actually share. One operator. One system. One point of view — yours.
You already saw the resume up top. Here's what it actually means for your content.
I'm Vini. From 2019–2022 I ran content repurposing for GaryVee's Brazil channels — Instagram, Facebook, YouTube Shorts, TikTok. Manually. Across languages. At volume. No AI, no templates. Pure extraction and platform-native craft.
In 2021 I joined his global agency, VaynerMedia, as a Creative Strategist — translating cultural signals into contextual content for brands. That's where the strategy layer comes from: knowing which moment carries, on which platform, in which format.
This service is that exact playbook, applied to your library.
No calls. No project managing. Here's the whole process.
I'm allergic to meetings — so I can focus on getting your content done while you produce your next video. The entire engagement runs async:
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Pick your option
You get a link to your Trello board with onboarding steps. That's the whole 'kickoff meeting.'
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Submit your video
Drop your YouTube video or podcast episode on the board.
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I extract 30 days of content
Clips, text posts, carousels — staged for your review.
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Review & approve
Two revisions per piece. Be specific and clear — it keeps things fast, and it's covered by the proud-to-post guarantee.
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Download & post
Everything packaged for you to publish on your schedule.
Fully async. Monthly strategy calls are reserved for The Engine retainer only.
Both come with the same promise: content you'd be proud to post — or I rework it until it is.
One-off · Test the system, risk-free
The Pilot
$997 once
- 1 YouTube video or podcast episode → 30 days of platform-native content
- Native formats for all six platforms: LinkedIn · IG · TikTok · Shorts · X · Threads
- Clips + text posts + carousels — not just one format, all three
- Delivered in 48–72 hours
- 2 revisions per piece
- Strategy baked in: which moment, which platform, which format — decided by someone who did this for GaryVee
The guarantee
Review your 30-day pack. If it's not content you're proud to post, tell me within 7 days and I'll rework it until it is. You keep everything I've already delivered.One video. One flat fee. See exactly what a month of distribution looks like before you commit to anything.
Monthly · Founding rate · Pause or cancel anytime
The Engine
$1,997 /month
Founding price · locked while you stay subscribed · when the 5 seats are gone, the rate steps up
Everything in the Pilot, every month, plus:
- Unlimited videos — one at a time, same 30-day pack each, same 48–72h turnaround
- Monthly strategy call — the only call I do, reserved for Engine clients
- Pause or cancel anytime — no lock-in, no penalty
- Founding rate grandfathered for as long as you don't cancel
The math
A clipping service (~$1–2k/mo) + a ghostwriter (~$1.5–2k/mo) + a scheduler + your hours managing all three — and none of them talk to each other. This is one operator replacing three vendors, for less than most charge alone.5 of 5 open. Lock the founding rate before the price steps up. Cancel and you may return at a higher rate — seats are demand-priced.
Don't take my word for it. Take theirs.
This is for you if
- You're already sitting on long-form content that should be doing more work
- You sell high-ticket (service, SaaS, education) and need consistent authority, not spikes
- You think in leverage: 1 input → 30+ outputs → omnipresence
- You care about distribution as much as creation
- You want content that actually says something — not filler clips with subtitles
- You're too busy to turn ideas into daily posts, but you know it's costing you attention and deals
- You want one system — not a video editor, a ghostwriter and a scheduler to manage separately
This is NOT for you if
- You're not consistently publishing long-form (no raw material = no engine)
- You're chasing virality instead of building signal and trust
- You sell low-ticket and rely on volume over authority
- You want "just clips" or "just tweets" instead of a cohesive content system
- You need hand-holding, weekly calls, or constant revisions
- You enjoy being in the weeds editing, writing and posting everything yourself
- You're not willing to keep showing up on video or audio
Will it actually sound like me?
That's the whole craft. I can't invent a voice — I extract yours. Every content piece comes from words you already said on camera. My job is choosing which moments carry and shaping them for each platform, not putting new opinions in your mouth. I did this across languages for GaryVee's Brazil channels; your accent survives translation to text.
Is this AI-generated content?
No. I use tools where they save time, but the extraction, the platform judgment and the writing are me. If a machine could tell which 40 seconds of your video will stop a founder mid-scroll, this service wouldn't need to exist.
Why "unlimited" but one video at a time?
Because parallel queues are how services quietly get slow and sloppy. One video in production means your pack gets full attention and ships in 48–72 hours. The moment it's delivered, your next video starts. Most clients publish weekly — the queue never actually bottlenecks them.
What do you need from me?
A link to your video, and honest onboarding answers about your offer and audience — once, on the Trello board. After that, your only job is reviewing content and recording your next video. No calls, no check-ins, no "quick syncs."
What if I don't like a piece?
You get two revisions per piece. That's not stinginess — it's a forcing function. Specific feedback ("can we add moment X from the video, cut the intro") gets fixed fast. If we're on revision three of everything, the problem is fit, and you can cancel anytime.
What's your guarantee? What if the whole pack misses?
Review your 30-day pack. If it's not content you're proud to post, tell me within 7 days and I'll rework it until it is. No refund theater, no fine print — I'd rather fix the work than argue about it. You keep everything I've already delivered either way.
Why no calls? How do I know this works without meetings?
Calls are where content dies. Every hour I'm in a meeting is an hour your pack isn't being built. The Trello board shows you exactly where your content is at any moment, and we can communicate there async — more transparency than most agencies give you with weekly calls. Engine clients get one monthly strategy call. That's the only one I do.
Do you post the content for me?
No — you get everything packaged and ready, and you post on your own schedule. Deliberate choice: you keep control of your accounts, your timing and your community. Scheduling tools make publishing a 10-minute weekly job once the content exists. Creating it is the hard part. That's what you're buying.
What happens when the 5 founding seats fill?
The price steps up for the next seats, and founding clients keep their rate for as long as they stay subscribed. If you cancel and come back later, you come back at whatever the current rate is. Not a pressure tactic — just one person's capacity, priced honestly.
How is this different from hiring a clipper and a ghostwriter?
You could. You'd manage two freelancers, brief them separately, and get clips that don't talk to your text posts — two vendors mining the same video with no shared strategy. Here, one brain extracts the strongest moments once, then builds every format around them. The content agrees with itself. That's what makes 30 days of posts feel like a body of work instead of a content dump.
I don't publish every week. Is this still worth it?
The Pilot, yes — one strong video becomes a month of distribution regardless of your cadence. The Engine only makes sense if you're producing at least one long-form piece a month; otherwise you're paying for capacity you won't use. No raw material, no engine. I'd rather tell you that now.
Your next video is going to do 5% of its job — again — unless you change how it gets used.
Pick an option. Get your Trello link. Drop in one video. In 48–72 hours you'll see exactly what a month of distribution looks like when the person who built it did it for GaryVee first.
The Pilot is guaranteed. The Engine has 5 founding seats. Either way, the treadmill stops today.