- If you are not repurposing content
then you are missing out.
Repurposing content will help you save time and money.
It's gonna scale your business, help you grow organically,
improve your online presence and more importantly,
it's going to help you avoid burning out.
So in this video, I'm gonna share with you my top five hacks
of how to repurpose video content so let's get
straight into the video.
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I'm gonna show you how you can turn a single video
into 12 pieces of content with just the click of a button.
So to get started, just click the first link
in the description.
Now in Veed, we're gonna click upload file,
choose the video content that you wanna repurpose
and just give it a moment here to upload.
Now in settings here, you'll see size, click that arrow down
and in here we've got 12 different aspect ratios
for all social media platforms.
This is the perfect tool for repurposing content.
Now, I'm gonna choose TikTok and it's gonna resize my video
to fit that format.
Now it's a little bit too zoomed in, so I'm gonna click on
the video itself and then click "fit to canvas."
And then, I'm gonna pull on the corners and the sides.
I'm just gonna scale it up here to the size that I want.
And I can also add a background here to cover
any black bars that we're left with.
So click on settings, click on the color bucket
and choose a color, or you can choose to pick up the
dropper tool here and select a color from your video
so it matches the tone of it.
Now, because we've opted for the TikTok format
that also fits the aspect ratio, it fits the same size
for an Instagram story, an Instagram Reel, a Facebook Story,
a YouTube Short, and a Snapchat.
So from that one video that we've resized
you've created six more pieces of content
that you can repurpose on your other platforms.
I'm gonna show you now another hack within this hack.
So if I select these three bars that's up here in the corner
I'm then gonna hit duplicate project, click duplicate,
I can then save this as a duplicate copy
allowing me to resize it yet again.
So I'll click the three bars up in the top now
and I'll click go to dashboard.
I'm just gonna show you here, we've now got both copies.
I'm gonna click the scissors here to open up
the duplicate copy and this time we're gonna resize it
to an Instagram post.
It's the same aspect ratio for a Twitter post,
a Facebook video, and a LinkedIn post.
You see, yet again, by choosing a different size
you've created four more pieces of content from that
exact same video, which leads me to my next hack.
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If you aren't already aware of the importance of subtitles,
let me break it down for you.
In order to organically grow and improve SEO
you must add subtitles.
More and more people opt to watch videos with subtitles
and struggle to focus without them and YouTube
even scans for closed captions for SEO purposes.
So do not miss out in those viewers
and always add subtitles.
I'm gonna show you the quickest and easiest way to add them
using Veed and then I'm gonna show you the best way
to repurpose them.
Okay, so now we're back in Veed with our Instagram post.
We're gonna click the left toolbar here, click subtitles,
then click auto subtitle, choose your language.
As a side note, we have over 135 languages available
and then click create subtitles.
You're gonna give that a moment here to magically transcribe
all that audio.
It's gonna save you hours of endlessly typing out captions.
And once it's finished, you're gonna see your
time-coded subtitles appear to the left of your video
and also above your video in the timeline.
Now here's what you need to do.
You need to watch it all the way through just to check
for anywhere where it might have misheard
or misinterpreted any of the words that you've said.
And if that has happened, it is a very simple fix.
Just simply click on the word that's wrong, delete it,
and type out the correct word.
Now with Veed subtitles there's actually two things
you can do.
Firstly, we can style them.
So click on the styles tab and in here we have some
pre animated subtitles.
You can choose to opt for any of these or you can choose
to customize your own by choosing your own font.
You can also change the size, we can change the color
of the text, and we can also change the color of the effect.
And then if we click on animation here you can try
the subtitle animations by hovering your mouse over each one
to see what they do.
Then select your favorite, click the arrow to go back,
click effects, and then you can add an effect.
I like shadow, so I think I'll choose that.
And now we need to position our subtitles on screen.
On here, just be mindful if you are doing this
for an Instagram Reel or a TikTok, just leave some room
to the bottom and the right of the screen, perfect.
Now let's talk about how you can actually use these
subtitles for repurposing content.
If you click on the options tab here you'll see that it says
download subtitles.
If I click the arrow down, I can then save this as an SRT
VTT or a TXT file.
I'm gonna select TXT and download it.
I'm gonna open it up now so you can see that it's saved
all of my subtitles as text.
I can then use this for a blog post and then embed
that video on the blog so it gets two hits on Google.
One for my blog, one for my video.
If you have a weekly, fortnightly, or monthly email
newsletter, you can actually use pieces of your transcript
of your subtitles for that.
You can also use your transcript to create a
LinkedIn article or post and you can even use
your transcription in your YouTube description
to help with SEO.
So and that covers how to use subtitles
for repurposing content.
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The next thing that I wanna show you is how to take
sound bites or segments from your video and use them
for repurposing your video content.
The best example I can give you of a person who constantly
does this is Steven Bartlett with Diary Of A CEO.
He records over our long podcast with guest speakers.
He then uploads the entire thing to Spotify and YouTube
but he cuts out really juicy segments of it, resizes it
for Instagram, add subtitles and shares it on there.
Then again, he'll resize it for Facebook, add subtitles,
share it on there, and yet again he'll do the exact
same thing for TikTok and LinkedIn.
So from that one podcast now he's created multiple pieces
of content for every platform.
And because he is only given you a teaser of it,
the majority of people who watch are hooked,
they wanna see how it ends so they'll go off and find
the entire episode on Spotify or YouTube, it's genius.
Let me show you the quickest way to do this.
So we're back in Veed now, we've already got our video
resized with our subtitles so now we need to find
the segment that we think will hook our audience in.
So look for a sound bite or even something controversial.
And once you've found it, you then put your playhead
at the start of that segment and click split.
Now move your playhead over to the end of that segment
and click split again.
Select the video layer in the timeline and click
download section.
Now you have your very own teaser trailer
and another piece of repurposed content.
And don't forget that you can resize that as many times
as you need by clicking settings, then size
and choosing another platform.
Now you might need to readjust your subtitle size
and placing and then once again, click download section
and you've created another piece of content.
It is literally that easy.
But if you do need to share the entire video
with your audience, I will show you how to do that
at the end of the next hack.
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The next thing that I wanna show you is templates.
These are a great way of saving you time so you don't have
to constantly design content.
So to use these templates just click the first link
in the description.
Now we're in Veed in, the side panel,
you'll see use template.
Click on that and then under size.
If you click this tab down you'll see the template size
that you need and not only that, the designs are categorized
making it super easy for you to find one to fit your style.
Have a scroll through, find the one that you wanna use
and select it.
You'll be given another chance now to select
a different aspect ratio and then click start editing.
Now we can customize it to our needs.
So let's say that I wanna announce that I'm hosting
a travel competition and the prize is a trip
to the Maldives.
I'll need to change the text.
So I'll click on the first text layer
and then I'll type in my first two words.
Then I'll click on the next text layer
and type in the next few words.
And again, the next text layer and I'll just keep repeating
this with all the text layers.
Now I've typed out what I wanted to say,
I'm gonna play in back so you can see how it looks.
I need to make some adjustments to the text at the end
you can see it's kind of overlapping so I'll just pull
this text up and readjust the size of this one
and now they're both visible.
I also wanna remove the hot air balloon because it doesn't
really make sense with the Maldives.
So I'm gonna right click on it in the timeline
and then hit delete.
That looks cleaner now and I'm happy with it
so I'm gonna hit export up in the top right-hand corner,
choose my render settings and you'll see that we have
recommended settings for each social media platform.
And then I'm gonna click export video.
You're gonna give that a moment here to render.
Once it's finished, watch it all the way through
just to make sure you're happy with it.
And if you're happy with it you can go ahead
and click download and download MP4.
You can also hit the share button and share it directly
to any of these social media networks and that's how to use
templates and save you time and energy
when repurposing content.
All you have to do is make small little tweaks.
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The final hack that I wanna share with you
is live streaming.
Go live on multiple platforms at once
and you're already ahead of the game
because that's multiple pieces of content shared live.
Not only that, you can actually save the live stream
and then edit that into a cleaner, more engaging video.
And also, like we mentioned before, you can use sound bites
and download just that portion.
To learn how to livestream using these, just click
the second link in the description and I will take you
through to Veed Live.
To get started, just click show me the studio
then click enter the studio and start creating.
You can then choose which mic and camera that you wanna use
for your live stream.
And then once you've chosen, click enter studio.
I already have my studio set up with my name and my
backdrop, but to design your own studio just click assets
and you can choose from a background here or if you prefer
you can click uploads and under backgrounds you can click
that plus sign here to upload your own.
I also have my text already designed but if you wanna add
your own, just click text, double click on the word
text element, and then type out your own text.
Then use text settings here to customize it.
You can also add a banner here to show off the name
of the live stream or topic that you'll be discussing.
Click banner, type in your topic, click save, then click
on your banner and it will show up on the stream.
The next step is to choose the platforms that you
are going to be streaming to, click set up broadcast,
fill in all your streaming details, then turn on
each platform that you wanna stream to.
You'll see that you'll then be asked to fill in
a stream key.
If you click where do I find this, you'll then be shown
how to find stream key for each platform.
Once you're happy with your setup click
save broadcast settings and then to start live streaming,
click go live now.
Hi guys, welcome back to my live stream.
In today's video, we are talking all things Christmas
so get in touch with me, let me know what you are
asking for and what the best gift you ever gotten was.
I'll stop the live stream and it will automatically save
our video as a recording.
To access it, just click on the three lines here
up in the corner, click go to dashboard, you'll then see
a popup, click okay, and then click leave.
In here now you can open up that recording
and it's already transcribed all of that audio
so you can then save that as an SRT file.
You can also highlight portions of it and then click
the scissors to open it up in Veed's editor
if you wanna make changes to it.
Or you can click export clip and it will download straight
to your computer.
You can also edit the entire video in Veed by clicking edit
or you can download the entire live stream
by clicking export.
So from that one live stream you can then repurpose that
into 10 or more clips just by using Veed
and following my hacks.
And that's it, that's my five hacks repurposing content.
I really hope you found this video helpful
and I will see you in the next one, bye.