MAKE VIDEOS FOR A
PROBLEM-SOLVING PRODUCT

Problem-solving products sell on the fix. We recreate a proven video that shows the problem and then the product solving it.

COURSE 3 · LESSON 4

START WITH A WINNING CONCEPT

Don't invent anything. Go find a video that's already going viral, a competitor or someone running a similar problem-solving product. For a problem-solving product, find the video that shows the pain and the relief, the before and the after.

Grab their video, drop it into Claude, and have Claude break down exactly why it went viral: the hook, the pacing, why it keeps people watching. Now you understand what you're recreating.

RECREATE THE IMAGES

Some of these are just a clean before-and-after or an end result, not a long build. Show the problem, show the fix, keep the claims honest: comfort and relief, never a cure.

The hook image firstScreenshot the start of their video, give it to Claude with your character and product photo, and have it recreate that same shot with your character. Nano Banana Pro, 2K.

Then the middle and the endRecreate each scene the same way, your character and product in every prompt so it stays consistent.

Confirm the prompts before you spend creditsHave Claude show you the image prompts first. Scan them, make sure each one is actually doing what the scene needs, then tell it to generate. Never blind-generate a whole batch.

ANIMATE THE CLIPS

Send all your images back into the Claude chat. It already watched the original video, so it knows how each shot should move. Ask it for a video prompt for each image.

Use Seedance 2.0, or Kling 3.0 if you want it cheaper. They take different prompt styles, so tell Claude which one you're using. Scan each prompt, make sure it matches the scene, then generate. Keep the motion small and real.

EDIT IT IN CAPCUT

Load their video as your referenceDrop the original viral video onto the track in CapCut. You're matching its rhythm.

Get the fresh songShazam the sound they used, find it on YouTube, download it with a YouTube-to-mp3 tool, and line it up exactly where theirs is. Fresh audio, not their clip's audio.

Cut to the beatsMark the beats, drop your clips on them so it flows just like theirs.

Add the text hookUse TikTok Sans for the font. Match their hook but change it for your product, and tweak their emojis slightly while keeping what the emoji is doing.

Once you've made a couple, you'll have build clips and end clips you can reuse, so every new video gets faster.

THAT'S A FINISHED VIDEO

You can now make a video for any of the three product types.

Next course, we get your accounts set up and post these the right way.