✅ Do’s Lead with value, not the product — answer the question first, tool second. Be transparent — clearly disclose your relationship to the product when mentioning it. Participate broadly — contribute to discussions even when your product isn’t relevant. Share real experience — talk about how you use the tool, including limitations. Link only when helpful — docs, GitHub, or Discord links should genuinely solve a problem. Respect subreddit rules — each community has different norms around promotion. ❌ Don’ts Don’t spam links or repeat the same comment across threads. Don’t hijack discussions just to mention the product. Don’t sound like marketing copy — devs can spot that instantly. Don’t argue defensively — acknowledge feedback and criticism respectfully. Don’t over‑promise features or capabilities the product doesn’t have. The goal is to be seen as a helpful peer, not a brand rep.

I can consistently edit 10–20 short‑form clips per week, depending on length and complexity, while maintaining quality and fast turnaround. My process for high‑retention, viral edits is very intentional: Hook First (0–3 seconds): I identify the strongest or most curiosity‑driven moment and place it immediately at the start. This could be a bold statement, emotional reaction, or pattern‑interrupt that stops the scroll. Tight Pacing & Structure: I cut aggressively—removing dead space, tightening pauses, and using jump cuts to keep momentum high. I aim for something happening visually or verbally every 1–2 seconds to maintain attention. Captions for Retention: I add clear, high‑contrast captions that reinforce the hook and key points. Captions are structured to guide viewers through the clip and keep them watching to the end. Optimized Length & Payoff: I keep clips concise and end with a strong payoff or open loop so viewers are more likely to finish, rewatch, or engage. Performance‑Driven Iteration: I review analytics (watch time, retention drops, saves, shares) and continuously adjust hooks, pacing, and captions to improve performance over time. I’m very comfortable editing on iPhone/iPad, working fast, following creative direction, and adapting edits based on feedback and data.

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