The LinkedIn Video Agency

LinkedIn video for B2B founders. Recorded remotely, edited in-house.

We record you over a remote session, or start from footage you already have, and cut it into native LinkedIn clips. Captioned, thumbnailed, and posted for you. Your part: one recording session a month and a few minutes of approvals.

Recorded remotelyMonth-to-monthEdited by people, in-house
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Founder & CEOSeries A B2B SaaS · 1d

The question every buyer asks on the second call, answered in 60 seconds.

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VP of RevenueSeries B fintech

We get this exact question on almost every second call. Sending this to the whole sales team.

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Running executive feeds & pipeline-focused ad campaigns across dozens of fast-growing, B2B brands:TrellisChurn BusterH&COOptasiaMetricVeramaticMarlow

Why video stalls

Most founder footage never reaches the feed.

Podcasts, webinars, conference talks and sales calls already contain the best version of your point of view. Here's where it usually gets stuck.

1

Your best thinking gets 40 views on YouTube.

You spent an hour on a podcast or a webinar and said the sharpest things you've said all year. It went up on a channel your buyers never visit. Meanwhile a competitor with half your expertise posts a 60-second clip and it lands in front of your prospects.

2

Every clip you plan to post is still sitting in a folder.

Cutting, captioning, reframing and making a thumbnail takes half a day per clip, so it slides to next week, then next month. The recording ages, the topic goes stale, and the effort you put into recording is wasted.

3

Buyers meet you in the sales call, not before it.

Your prospects have never seen you speak, so the first call is spent proving you know what you're talking about. Founders who post video show up in the deal already trusted, and you are competing against them with a text-only profile.

How it runs

Five steps each month, from recording to report.

Each step leaves an artifact you can check. Your part is the recording session and the approval queue.

01

Record remotely

Monthly · you, one session

A guided remote session over video call, built around questions your buyers actually ask. Already have a podcast or webinar? We start from that instead.

recording-brief.mdStep 01 output
FormatRemote, video call
Prompts preparedFrom your sales calls
Existing footagePodcast, webinar, talks
Your prepNone
02

Pull the moments

Week 1 · our side

We review the full recording and mark the segments that stand on their own: one idea, a clear opening line, under two minutes.

clip-log · session 04Step 02 output
00:04:12 to 00:05:08Pricing objection
00:17:40 to 00:18:31Why we built it
00:26:02 to 00:27:15Customer story
00:39:50 to 00:40:44Contrarian take
03

Edit, caption, thumbnail

Weekly · our side

Each clip is reframed for the feed, captioned for sound-off viewing, branded, and given a custom thumbnail and a written post to go with it.

edit-checklist · clip 07Step 03 output
Reframed to 4:5✓
Burned-in captions✓
Brand lower-third✓
Custom thumbnail + post copy✓
04

You approve. We post.

Weekly · a few minutes, you

Clips land in the same approval queue as written posts. Approve, edit or kill. We upload natively to LinkedIn on schedule and handle the first hour of engagement.

approval queue · 3 clipsYour only job
"The question on every second call"
ApproveEditKill
"Why we built it this way"
ApproveEditKill
"What the customer said next"
ApproveEditKill
05

Review and refine

Monthly · 30 min, you

A monthly review of watch time, completion and which clips started conversations with your ICP. The next session's prompts come from what worked.

monthly-report · videoStep 05 output
Average watch time trackedCompletion rate by clipICP comments by clipNext session: more objection answers

The output

Clips built for the LinkedIn feed.

Native uploads in 4:5, captioned for sound-off, under two minutes, each with its own post copy.

Objection answer

A buyer question from sales calls, answered directly by the founder.

Founder story

Why the company exists, cut from a longer podcast conversation.

Webinar highlight

The single strongest point from a 45-minute session.

Who this is wrong for

We'd rather tell you now.

Three situations where we'll say no on the intro call.

✕

Nobody will go on camera

The clips work because a real founder or exec is saying something specific. Stock footage and voiceovers don't do the same job.

01
✕

You need leads next week

Video compounds over months, the same as written content. Anyone promising pipeline in 30 days is selling you something.

02
✕

You want a brand film

We make native feed clips, not produced commercials. If you need a crew and a shoot day, hire a production company.

03

The alternatives

Freelance editor, in-house hire, or us.

Sometimes a hire is the right answer, and we'll tell you that on the call.

Freelance editor

Paid per clip or project

  • ✓Edits footage you send
  • ✕Runs your recording sessions
  • ✕Picks the clips worth posting
  • ✕Writes the post copy
  • ✕Posts and engages after publishing
  • ✕Reports on what started conversations

Good for edits, not for a program

In-house video hire

Full salary, plus gear and software

  • ✓Edits footage you send
  • ✓Runs your recording sessions
  • ✓Picks the clips worth posting
  • ✕Writes the post copy
  • ✕Posts and engages after publishing
  • ✕Output survives when they leave

Right call if video is your main channel

FAQs

LinkedIn video, answered.

What founders usually ask before starting.

Book intro call
01Do I need a studio or equipment?+

No. Sessions are recorded remotely over video call. A laptop camera, a quiet room and decent light are enough. We'll send a one-page setup guide before the first session.

02Can you use footage we already have?+

Yes. Podcasts, webinars, conference talks and recorded panels all work. Many clients start there and add remote sessions later.

03Why native upload instead of YouTube links?+

LinkedIn shows natively uploaded video in the feed with autoplay. Links to YouTube send people off the platform, and LinkedIn distributes those posts less.

04Can video run alongside your content service?+

Yes. Video stacks on any content tier, and clips go into the same approval queue and calendar as your written posts.

05Do you require a long-term contract?+

No. Month-to-month with 30 days' notice.

Next step

Stop guessing on LinkedIn. Book 27 minutes with a founder.

Show us your profile and your target. Yes, no, or what has to change. If it’s a fit, we build the full attack plan for your profile and show you how we run the whole thing with under an hour a month from you. Worst case, free strategy.

Book the intro call
Month-to-monthNo lock-inIf we're not the fit, we'll say so on the call
Intro call · 27 minFounder-led
JustinElizabethJustin & ElizabethFounders · Stop The Scroll

The 27 minutes, itemized

0:00Your pipeline goal, your ICP, where deals come from today
0:08A straight read: can LinkedIn carry that goal
0:18Which tier fits, and your questions answered straight
0:27Yes or no. If yes, we book the deep-dive strategy call