Before Submagic, creating content online was a time-consuming task for Artus, this freelancer in the SEO field, but now it has changed! Let's dive deeper into the conversation we had together! 🧡
Can you please introduce yourself?
"My name is Artus, I'm 20 years old and I'm a freelancer in the SEO field. I recently launched a training course to help students get started on LinkedIn, preparing them for their professional future, finding a work-study placement or a better job, and creating and monetizing a community."
Why did you start creating short videos?
"I started creating short videos on LinkedIn because I wanted to stand out in a serious professional environment that was less saturated than other social networks. Plus, I wanted to have a long-term vision, and LinkedIn seemed like the right place to start making myself known."
How did you use to edit your shorts before Submagic?
"Before using Submagic, I used CapCut to edit my short videos. I found that adding subtitles with CapCut was tedious and the quality of the subtitles wasn't always optimal. Submagic saved me time and improved the quality of my subtitles, which had a positive impact on the engagement of my videos."
What's the most significant benefit you've gained from using Submagic?
"The biggest benefit I've gained from using Submagic is time savings. Quality subtitles attract more attention from viewers and make my videos look more professional. This has enabled me to increase engagement with my content."
"I now create content 3 times faster with Submagic, which is so helpful."
What advice would you give to others who want to start creating content in the video automation niche?
"For those who want to start creating videos in the same niche, I'd say that documenting on LinkedIn is a powerful lever for meeting people and opening up opportunities. You have to bring value and not feel obliged to know everything. You have to get out there, stay curious and show the value you can bring."
One more thing, what’s your favorite Submagic subtitle design?
"The subtitle template I use most often is "Iman". It's the one I prefer for my videos."
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