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Use Cases · Coaching & Consulting
Your expertise, on camera, on a schedule you can keep.
Coaches and consultants use Storytime to turn the things they already say on calls into short video — the frameworks drawn, the answers packaged, the pipeline warmed.
Client question
PPriyaNorthwind
HowdoIraisemyrateswithoutlosingtheclient?
Client question
MMarcusRowan & Co
WhatdoIdowhenaclientgoesquietforweeks?
AnsweringHow do I raise my rates without losing the client?
AnsweringWhat do I do when a client goes quiet for weeks?
RecCut · captioned
AnsweredYour library
When a client goes quiet1:04
Raising your rates0:58
What goes in a proposal1:12
Do you need a niche?0:47
When to fire a client1:20
Pricing a discovery call0:52
26answers on file
A client question becomes a video, and the video becomes inventory
A client sends a question: “How do I raise my rates without losing the client?”
The question moves onto the recording as the prompt, and the answer is recorded in one take.
The finished, captioned cut files itself at the top of a library of answered questions.
Then another arrives: “What do I do when a client goes quiet for weeks?” — and the same thing happens.
The library ends the film holding twenty-eight answers.
Answer the Questions You Get Asked
Every client question you have answered five times is a video. Get prompted with it, answer it once, and stop answering it live.
Expertise Is the Whole Product
You are not selling production value, you are selling judgement. Storytime keeps your actual words and makes the packaging stop getting in the way.
Frameworks, Drawn Out
The model you always sketch on a call gets drawn on screen while you explain it — the difference between a claim and a method.
Video Instead of Another Long Email
Send a prospect or a client a short video that actually gets watched, made in the time the email would have taken to write.
One Take, a Month of Posts
A single session of talking through your thinking becomes a run of short videos, each built around one idea.
Consistency Is the Credibility
A feed that has been running for six months does more for a consulting pipeline than any one polished film ever did.