Eric Siu uses Meta's Muse tool to automate short-form video planning. It reads your Instagram bookmarks and follows, then generates shoot cards, scripts, and editor instructions. The tool replaced work his full-time employee used to do, and it's free.
Muse from Meta is wild if you know how to use it the right way. The cool thing is that Muse, because they're owned by Meta, it is hooked into your Instagram. It knows what you've bookmarked. It also knows who you follow as well. So based on who you follow, based on who you bookmark, it can set this up for you. So in this case, I'm creating a bunch of shoot cards for my short-form videos over here, and it knows what's performed for me. It knows what hasn't performed. It also knows what I like based on what I bookmark too. And so here you can see it's giving me these, all these batches over here, this outline over here. Hey, these are 10 bots. That I'm running for my company over here. Here's the reference point over here. So it tells the editors what to do, it tells me what to say, and it just lets me riff because it knows that I like to riff. And so this is what I like to do over here. And there's also a little reference piece. So that's helpful because this used to be a full-time job for somebody else where they are coming up with different scripts for you. They're doing all the research out there. You can have MetaMuse do it for you and it's completely free. So if you enjoyed this video, just follow for more on AI, business, and marketing.
