Turn other peoples’ videos into your secret paycheck

Most people miss Opus Clips’ true power.

James here.

For those unfamiliar…

OpusClip is an AI video tool that turns long-form content into viral shorts.

And it’ll make those clips while you make your morning coffee.

People are using Opus to create Faceless YouTube Channels.

Some of these channels make serious bank.

Here’s the thing…

Most creators use it to repurpose their own content.

They upload their podcast, livestream, or vlog…

…Let OpusClip work its magic...

Then share the newly made shorts across social.

That's the obvious approach.

..And don’t get wrong - Opus is great at creating viral clips.

But there’s an even cooler way to use it.

Instead of uploading their own videos?

Upload competitors' content.

Not to steal - but gather intel.

When OpusClip processes a video, it doesn't just create clips.

It analyzes the content and assigns a virality score to each clip.

That score is pure gold.

It reveals what parts of a video have the highest potential of going viral.

Think about that for a moment.

By uploading your competitors' most successful videos…

You're basically getting the cheat codes for making banger videos.

You can see which topics, hooks, and presentation styles are most likely to go viral.

Armed with this data?

Anyone can make their own version of the content - but better.

Where the competitor rambles? 

Be punchy.

Where the competitor lacks examples? 

Give them or use a metaphor.

…You get the idea.

The result ?

Content engineered to outperform what's already working.

This isn't about copying.

It's about competitive intelligence.

It's about letting your competition show you the path to virality.

Most creators spend countless hours guessing what might resonate with peeps..

With this approach, you remove the guesswork.

You see exactly what's already working, then you create something better.

If you’re not already using Opus Clips?

Get an account now.

(They even have a free tier.)

The rest of the internet could catch on to this hack any day.

In your corner,
James Foster