For people who keep meaning to start

Post the videos you keep putting off. No script. No edit.

Follow a shot list, film in your own words, approve the finished post.

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A woman leaning on a wooden fence in warm golden-hour light, looking out over open countryside
You film, in your own words.
The Review feed: one piece at a time, approve or send back
The finished post waits for your yes.

Why people never start

It isn't laziness. It's the fear it won't work.

Then come the excuses: no time, no ideas, no script, no editing, no schedule. Avance removes them. All you do is say yes.

In their own words

What people who haven’t started say.

r/Entrepreneur
I've recorded maybe 15 videos in the last two months. Posted zero.
ACu/After-Condition4007r/Entrepreneur · view post
DPu/dettol99percr/linkedin · view post
I have a video idea on a Tuesday, and by Saturday I've half-learned 4 of these tools and there's a 47 second clip sitting in some draft folder.
NVu/Neat-Violinist6591r/socialmedia · view post
Something about talking to no one (a camera) feels very weird. However if I was being filmed talking to someone else/having a conversation I am totally comfortable.
GYu/gymmike99r/personaltraining · view post
I have the certification and the knowledge I just hate the filming part.
GCu/GillesCoder/Entrepreneur · view post
I can stare at a blank screen for 20-30min knowing I want to post something but not knowing what's actually worth saying.
OLu/olenabomkor/linkedin · view post
When I posted my first post on LinkedIn, my hands were trembling.
SBu/Substantial_Boot_475r/personalbranding · view post
And because it has to be perfect, nothing ever feels good enough to actually post.
r/linkedin
Video gets 36% more engagement but I'd rather die than make videos.
RTu/Rude_Tap2718r/linkedin · view post
PPu/ParticularPiglet2877r/socialmedia · view post
Thursday: Finally have an idea. Not sure if it's stupid. Don't post.

Real public posts, word for word. Each card links to the source.

Excuse by excuse

Every reason you haven’t started, answered.

Six things that stop people, and how Avance fixes each one.

What stops youWhat Avance does about it
01

“What if it doesn't work?”

You get a shot list based on a video that already worked.

02

“I don't have time to figure it out.”

Proven ideas wait for you, each with a shot list.

03

“I don't know what to say.”

Talking points tell you what to cover. You say it your way.

04

“I can't edit.”

Upload your clips. Get back a finished post.

05

“I never stick to a schedule.”

Approve a post and it goes out. That's the schedule.

06

“I lose steam by week two.”

New drafts keep coming, and the community notices when you post.

Review: a finished post ready for your yes, with your clips below. Accept schedules it for your next slot on Instagram and TikTok; Reject sends it back.

Your call, every time

Nothing goes out until you say yes.

Posts wait in the app. Send one back or swap a clip as often as you want.

The film

See it in seventy seconds.

Sound on if you can.

How it works

From a video you like
to a post you approved.

  • 01Connect Instagram and TikTok. Avance uses them to find videos and post for you.
  • 02Swipe through videos that already worked. Each has 20,000+ views and strong likes. Keep, recreate, follow the creator or remove.
  • 03See why each one worked. The hook, structure, shots, pacing and ending.
  • 04Get your shoot kit. A shot list and talking points, never a script, with room for your own touch.
  • 05Record and upload. Avance matches clips to shots and picks your best take. You can change it.
  • 06Get a finished post. Edited, captioned, with text and music, sized for each platform.
  • 07Accept, send back or swap a clip. Accepted posts go out on Instagram and TikTok.
  • 08New drafts keep coming. Made only from your clips. Accept, fix or discard them.

A community that keeps you going. Streaks for recording and posting. Members give feedback on drafts, cheer first posts and vote on formats.

Send it back: say what's wrong, or swap a clip

Who it's for

You've been told to post more. You agreed. Then you didn't.

For people with work worth showing and posts stuck in their camera roll.

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