You just discovered an AI tool that promises to create an entire marketing video from your script in three minutes. No camera work, no editing decisions, no creative choices. Just paste your text, and the AI assembles everything.

Sounds like magic, right?

Then you watch the result. The pacing feels robotic. The cuts happen at awkward moments. Stock footage appears that technically matches your words but completely misses your message. And the whole thing just feels...flat. Boring. Generic.

Welcome to the harsh reality of AI video creation. The promise is incredible efficiency. The delivery? Videos that look like every other AI-generated video on the internet.

In today's Video Lion, I'm showing you the uncomfortable truth about AI video tools—where they actually help and where they create bland, forgettable content that wastes your time and kills your credibility.

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You just spent three hours creating a ten-minute video about your business. You covered everything—every detail, every feature, every angle.

Then you check your analytics. Average view duration? Forty-seven seconds.

Less than ten percent of people made it past the first minute. Your carefully crafted ending? The call to action you spent twenty minutes writing? Almost nobody saw it.

The problem isn't your content. The problem is you're making videos the length YOU want them to be, not the length your AUDIENCE needs them to be.

In today's Video Lion, I'm showing you exactly how to match your video length to your platform, your purpose, and your audience's attention span.

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You might not like to hear this, but here’s the truth: Your inconsistent posting is killing your social media results.

You post three times one week, then disappear for two weeks, because you’re too busy, then dump five posts in a day because you feel guilty. Sound familiar?

If you're treating social media like a hobby instead of the lead-generation machine it could be, you're leaving serious money on the table.

In today's Video Lion, I'm going to show you why religious consistency in posting valuable content—especially video content—is the difference between businesses that struggle and businesses that scale.

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