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From idea to publish-ready — without losing your voice.

Research. Plan. Create. Review. Publish responsibly.

  • Script
  • 9:16 cut
  • Caption
  • Narration
  • Live rundown
  • One idea → a coherent content system. Nothing is published without you.

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Ready to go

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Needs your review

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Published

What happens next

Review the vertical teaser and either approve it or ask for changes. Everything else on the launch is waiting behind it.

Upcoming liveLaunch night — 25 minutes, six segmentsOpen Live

The brief

One source of truth.

Every hook, format, claim check and readiness score on this page reads from here — which is how the same facts stay true across a carousel, an email and a livestream.

Current storyEnglish (AU)calm

Launch a four-week course on getting a week under control, opening Friday.

Key message: Most weeks don't need a new system. They need three decisions made early and one thing taken off the list.

Audience

People running small teams who work evenings and don't want to. Mostly 30–50, Australia and South-East Asia.

Offer

Four weeks, live, capped at 40 people. $340 AUD.

Brand voice

Plain, specific, no motivational language. Says what does not work as readily as what does.

Facts VILIQ AI may state

  • Four live sessions, one per week, 75 minutes each
  • Recorded and available for 12 months
  • Capped at 40 participants so questions get answered
  • $340 AUD, or two payments of $180
  • Full refund up to the end of week one

Never claim

  • Any promise about income or promotion
  • “Guaranteed” anything
  • Comparisons to named competitors

Where it goes

  • YouTube
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • Email
  • Livestream
  • Short vertical
  • Carousel
  • Email
  • Livestream talking points

A campaign is a Journey. VILIQ AI does not run a second project system.

Pipeline

Idea → brief → draft → create → review → ready.

Published is the one stage VILIQ AI cannot move something into. That needs a connected account and you.

  1. Idea
  2. Brief
  3. Draft
  4. Create
  5. Review
  6. Ready
  7. Published
  8. Learn

Idea

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Draft

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Review

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Ready

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Published

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Adaptation

One story, seven ways of telling it.

One story, many formats

The truth that must not change: Most weeks don't need a new system. They need three decisions made early and one thing taken off the list.

Adaptation is not duplication. What changes is how it is told; the facts stay identical across every one of these.

20–45 seconds9:16

Short vertical

One idea, delivered before attention moves.

Where the call to action goes

Spoken in the last three seconds, and in the caption.

Structure

  1. 1Hook in the first two seconds — no logo, no intro
  2. 2One idea, stated plainly
  3. 3One concrete example
  4. 4One line that makes it useful today

Languages

One story, many formats, many languages.

The brief carries the language it was written in, who it is for, and what it is going out in — each with a status, because a machine draft and a reviewed localisation are not the same thing.

One story, many languages

Localising is not translating. It adapts tone, formality, units, dates and idiom for the audience — and leaves every verified fact exactly as it was.

Written in

English (Australia)Original

Going out in

  • English (Australia)Originaltext: unverified · voice: unverified
  • Tiếng ViệtMachine drafttext: unverified · voice: unverified

Translation needs a text provider, and voice needs a speech provider. Neither is connected, so nothing above has been produced — the statuses say what would happen, not what has.

What localising adapts

  • ToneWarmth, directness and how much is left unsaid.
  • FormalityVietnamese pronouns carry age and relationship. English mostly does not.
  • Cultural referenceExamples that land where the reader lives.
  • UnitsDistance, weight, temperature.
  • Date and timeOrder, separators, and the working week.
  • CurrencySymbol, placement and grouping — not conversion.
  • IdiomPhrases that do not survive a literal move.
  • Call to actionDirectness varies more than people expect.
  • Platform contextThe same network behaves differently by market.

What it never touches

  • Verified facts — numbers, dates, prices, capacities
  • Proper nouns — place names, personal names, venue and brand names
  • Heritage and traditional terminology
  • Disclosure meaning — a sponsorship stays a sponsorship
  • Claims — localisation never introduces one that was not approved

Heritage and cultural work goes further: original term, translated meaning and romanisation are kept together, and a person who speaks the language reviews it before publication.

Machine output is always marked as a draft until a person who speaks the language has read it.

Openings

A hook is a promise the body has to keep.

Hook Studio

A hook is a promise. Every one below says what it obliges you to have — because an opening the body cannot deliver on costs more than a weak one.

  • “There's one part of getting a week under control nobody mentions until it's too late.”

    Why it works: Opens a gap the viewer wants closed. It works only if you close it.

    You need: The answer, delivered in the same piece.

  • “The fastest way to improve getting a week under control is to do less of it, better.”

    Why it works: Gives value before asking for attention, so the rest is earned.

    You need: A genuinely useful observation, not a restated cliché.

  • “If getting a week under control keeps slipping to next week, this is why.”

    Why it works: Names something the audience already feels, so they recognise themselves.

    You need: A problem your audience actually has — ask before assuming.

  • “The first time I tried getting a week under control, I did the expensive version. Twice.”

    Why it works: A specific moment is remembered where a general claim is not.

    You need: A true story. Composites must be described as composites.

  • “What would getting a week under control look like if you only had four hours a week?”

    Why it works: Invites the viewer to answer internally, which is participation.

    You need: A question worth sitting with, not one with an obvious answer.

VILIQ AI will not write

  • Manufactured urgency — deadlines and limits that are not real
  • False scarcity — “only 3 left” when there is no limit
  • Fabricated numbers, results or testimonials
  • Borrowed authority — implying an endorsement you do not have
  • Fear pressure — implying loss or harm that will not occur

Production

Plan the video before you shoot it.

A storyboard and a vertical preview — enough to catch the problems that are expensive to fix later, and deliberately not a video editor.

Storyboard

4 scenes · 18s

  1. 13s

    Close, handheld

    A calendar with four meetings on one day. No face yet.

    Most weeks don't need a new system.

    On screen: No text — let the image do it

  2. 26s

    Medium, static

    Hands crossing two of the four meetings out.

    They need three decisions made on Monday instead of Thursday.

    On screen: “Three decisions”

  3. 35s

    Wide, slow push

    The same week, now with one evening left clear.

    And one thing taken off the list entirely.

    On screen: “Subtract one thing”

  4. 44s

    Direct to camera

    Speaking plainly, no music swell.

    Four weeks, live, starts Friday. Forty places.

    CTA: Join the Friday cohort

A storyboard, not an editor. Rewrite needs a text provider; reorder and shorten work here and now.

Most weeks don't need a new system.

Join the Friday cohort

Concept preview

9:16 · safe area shown

Three decisions made on Monday instead of Thursday — and one thing taken off the list entirely. Four weeks, live, starts Friday.

VILIQ AI’s own frame — safe areas shown, no imitation of any platform’s interface and no invented engagement numbers.

Automation

Prepare the repetitive part. Approve the rest.

Automation

Automation should save you the repetitive preparation, not manufacture volume. Every recipe stops at your review.

  1. Trigger
  2. Context
  3. Draft
  4. Fact & safety check
  5. Human review
  6. Approval
  7. Action
  8. Result
  9. Learning
  • Long video → short clip plan

    When: You add a long video and its transcript

    Prepare

    VILIQ AI prepares

    • Five moments worth clipping, with timestamps and why each stands alone
    • A vertical outline for the strongest three
    • Caption and on-screen text for each

    Lands in: Content pipeline · Draft

    Last result: Prepared 5 clip concepts from a 14-minute source

    VILIQ AI drafts everything automatically when the trigger fires. Nothing leaves VILIQ AI.

    This one prepares work for you. Sending, posting and scheduling stay with you.

  • Livestream → highlights, FAQ, captions

    When: A livestream is marked complete and a transcript exists

    Prepare

    VILIQ AI prepares

    • Key moments with timestamps
    • Three clip concepts
    • An FAQ from the questions actually asked
    • Captions and a follow-up message

    Lands in: Content pipeline · Review

    Last result: Hasn't run yet

    VILIQ AI drafts everything automatically when the trigger fires. Nothing leaves VILIQ AI.

    This one prepares work for you. Sending, posting and scheduling stay with you.

  • Product brief → three angles → launch package

    When: A creator brief is saved with product facts

    Prepare

    VILIQ AI prepares

    • Three distinct story angles, each with its own audience
    • A hero visual concept and a vertical teaser concept
    • Draft captions per platform
    • A claim check across all of it

    Lands in: Campaign Journey

    Last result: Prepared 3 angles for “Course launch”

    VILIQ AI drafts everything automatically when the trigger fires. Nothing leaves VILIQ AI.

    This one prepares work for you. Sending, posting and scheduling stay with you.

  • Event → preview, live, recap

    When: An event date is set on a campaign

    Prepare

    VILIQ AI prepares

    • A preview post one week out
    • A live-day rundown and reminder
    • A recap with the three things people asked about

    Lands in: Content calendar

    Last result: Hasn't run yet

    VILIQ AI drafts everything automatically when the trigger fires. Nothing leaves VILIQ AI.

    This one prepares work for you. Sending, posting and scheduling stay with you.

  • Article → carousel, short script, email

    When: You paste or write a long-form piece

    Prepare

    VILIQ AI prepares

    • A carousel outline, one idea per slide
    • A 45-second vertical outline
    • An email with one link

    Lands in: Content pipeline · Draft

    Last result: Hasn't run yet

    VILIQ AI drafts everything automatically when the trigger fires. Nothing leaves VILIQ AI.

    This one prepares work for you. Sending, posting and scheduling stay with you.

  • Idea → validation → content series

    When: A PROSPER idea reaches the validation stage

    Assist

    VILIQ AI prepares

    • The cheapest credible test, written as a post
    • Three content pieces that run the test in public
    • A short reflection prompt for after

    Lands in: Campaign Journey

    Last result: Hasn't run yet

    VILIQ AI suggests. You decide whether to start.

    This one prepares work for you. Sending, posting and scheduling stay with you.

  • Destination → video, audio, social

    When: A place and a date are added to a campaign

    Prepare

    VILIQ AI prepares

    • An eight-second sequence concept
    • A narration script
    • Three social variants with local context flagged for review

    Lands in: Content pipeline · Draft

    Last result: Hasn't run yet

    VILIQ AI drafts everything automatically when the trigger fires. Nothing leaves VILIQ AI.

    This one prepares work for you. Sending, posting and scheduling stay with you.

  • Weekly review → learning → next plan

    When: Every Friday, on published content from that week

    Prepare

    VILIQ AI prepares

    • What happened, measured rather than interpreted
    • One hypothesis, labelled as a hypothesis
    • One test for next week

    Lands in: Journey reflection

    Last result: Prepared last Friday · 1 observation, 1 test

    VILIQ AI drafts everything automatically when the trigger fires. Nothing leaves VILIQ AI.

    This one prepares work for you. Sending, posting and scheduling stay with you.

VILIQ AI will not automate

  • Mass or unsolicited direct messages
  • Automatic comments, likes or follows
  • Follow/unfollow cycling and engagement farming
  • Fabricated social proof, reviews or testimonials
  • Review manipulation, vote brigading or rating inflation
  • Ban evasion, multiple-account operation or platform circumvention
  • Unattended publishing of any kind

These are refusals, not gaps. There is no unattended publishing level, and there will not be one.

Share

Earn from what you already reviewed.

Sharing sits after the claim check, the disclosure and the rights checkpoint — never instead of them.

Share & earnEligible · 20%

Sharing comes after the review, not instead of it.

An active Pro plan makes this account eligible for cash commission.

  1. Create
  2. Review
  3. Claim check
  4. Disclosure
  5. Rights
  6. Approve
  7. Share & earn
  8. Track
  9. Learn

Your campaign link

https://app.xtechaust.com.au/?p=partner_demo&c=j-course-launch

An example, not a live link. Tracking is not activated, no commission is recorded and nothing is paid.

Two different things

Creator campaign fee
A brand pays you to make something. Negotiated with them, disclosed on the content, and nothing to do with VILIQ AI.
Partner commission
VILIQ AI pays you for a customer you brought who stayed. Held for 30 days, then approved or reversed.

What happens after a share

  1. 1TrackedSomeone arrived through your link. Nothing is owed yet.
  2. 2QualifiedThey started a paid plan within the attribution window.
  3. 3PendingHeld for 30 days for refunds and chargebacks.
  4. 4ApprovedCleared review and included in the next monthly payout.

No downlines. You earn from customers, never from signing up other partners — there is no such thing in this programme.

How the Partner Network works

Every shared piece keeps its disclosure. Removing it removes your eligibility for that campaign.

Learning

Measured, interpreted and tested — kept apart.

What happened, and what to try next

Measured, then interpreted, then tested — kept separate on purpose. A hypothesis that gets treated as a finding is how you end up optimising for noise.

  • Observation · Average watch time

    Short videos showing a real week retained viewers about twice as long as ones explaining the method.

    Hypothesis

    The audience may prefer a concrete case to an abstract framework — or the specific weeks were simply more interesting.

    medium confidence

    Next test

    Publish two more short videos built from a real week, and one framework video, in the same fortnight.

  • Observation · Saves

    The carousel about cutting a meeting was saved 4× more than any other post this month.

    Hypothesis

    Saves suggest people intend to act later — this may be the topic worth expanding.

    medium confidence

    Next test

    Turn the strongest slide into a standalone short video.

  • Observation · Click-through

    The email had a higher click rate than any social post drove traffic.

    Hypothesis

    The list is small but already interested. Reach and intent are not the same thing.

    low confidence

    Next test

    Send one more email before Friday rather than posting twice more.

Create → publish → measure → learn → improve. The loop ends with a decision you make, not with VILIQ AI posting again. Reflections land on the campaign Journey

Sources of truth

What VILIQ AI is allowed to say.

Product knowledge holds the facts. Brand context holds the voice. Neither was inferred from a conversation.

Product knowledge

Creator content is written from this, not from memory. If a fact is not here, VILIQ AI will not assert it.

A Week Under Control

A four-week live course on making fewer, earlier decisions so a week stops running you.

$340 AUD, or two payments of $180Opens Friday. Closes when 40 places are taken or in two weeks.

Features

  • Four live 75-minute sessions
  • Recordings for 12 months
  • Capped at 40 people
  • One worked example per week from a participant's actual week

Benefits

  • You leave each week with one decision made, not a list of ideas
  • Questions get answered because the group is small
  • The method survives a bad week — that is the whole design brief

Evidence

  • Run twice: 61 participants, 38 completed all four weeks
  • Most reported change: removing one recurring meeting

Questions people actually ask

What if I miss a session?
Every session is recorded and available for twelve months. The live value is the questions, so come if you can.
Is this for my whole team?
It's built for one person making decisions. Teams have taken it together, but it isn't a team workshop.
What if it isn't for me?
Full refund until the end of week one. No form to fill in — reply to the email.

Safe to state

  • Four live sessions with recordings for twelve months
  • Capped at 40 participants
  • Full refund available until the end of week one

Verify first

  • “Most people cut a meeting in week one” — true of the last cohort, needs restating as such
  • “Saves you five hours a week” — never measured, do not use

Never claim

  • Any income, promotion or career outcome
  • “Guaranteed” results of any kind
  • Comparison to a named competitor

Brand context

What VILIQ AI knows about your business, kept separate from what it knows about you. Nothing here was inferred — you put it here, and you can pause or delete any of it.

Stored on this device
  • Brand voiceIn use

    How you sound, in your words.

  • AudienceIn use

    Who you are actually talking to.

  • Banned phrasesIn use

    Comma separated. VILIQ AI checks drafts against these.

  • Call to actionIn use

    Your usual ask.

  • LanguagesIn use

    And who reviews translations.

  • DisclosuresPaused

    What must appear, and where.

Brand work

KOL and KOC, without borrowed phrasing.

Brand work, without losing your voice

The brand owns the facts and the obligations. You own the language. VILIQ AI keeps those separate, because sponsored content written in borrowed phrasing stops working for everybody.

  1. 1

    Brand brief

    Facts, obligations, and what must never be said. From the brand.

    Brand
  2. 2

    Creator interpretation

    What this actually means to your audience — in your language.

    You
  3. 3

    Content angles

    Three ways in. Different audiences, same facts.

    You
  4. 4

    Script

    Your voice, brand facts intact, no imported adjectives.

    You
  5. 5

    Shot list

    What has to be on camera, including anything contractual.

    You
  6. 6

    Preview

    How it reads at 9:16 with the sound off.

    You
  7. 7

    Claim check

    Anything needing evidence, flagged before it goes anywhere.

    VILIQ AI
  8. 8

    Disclosure

    Clear, early, and in language a viewer understands.

    VILIQ AI
  9. 9

    Approval

    Yours first, then the brand's. Both, explicitly.

    You + Brand
  10. 10

    Final package

    Assets, captions, disclosure wording, and what was checked.

    You

Two things that are not the same

Scripted demonstration

You were briefed and, usually, paid. It shows the product working. It is labelled as a demonstration.

Verified customer testimonial

A real customer, identifiable, who consented to be quoted. VILIQ AI will not write one of these — it can only help you collect and present it.

Prosper

Making a living from this.

Creator · Prosper

Making a living from this, without the hype

VILIQ AI will help you package what you do, price it honestly and test whether anyone wants it. It will not promise you income, and it will not tell you what to charge.

Service packaging

One fixed-scope thing you can describe in a sentence, priced once. Ambiguous scope is what makes creator work unprofitable.

Rate-card thinking

What the work costs you in hours, what it is worth to them, and the number below which you decline. VILIQ AI will not tell you what to charge.

Campaign costing

Production hours, revision rounds, usage rights and exclusivity — priced separately, because they are separate things.

Lead magnet

One genuinely useful thing given away, that makes the paid thing obviously worth it.

Digital product

The thing you already explain repeatedly, made once and sold repeatedly.

Audience research

What your audience actually struggles with — asked, not assumed.

Content → commerce

  1. ContentUseful whether or not they buy.
  2. InterestThey come back without being chased.
  3. TrustYou were right about something before.
  4. OfferStated once, clearly, with the terms.
  5. ActionTheir decision, on their timing.
  6. LearningWhat to do differently next time.

Not content → pressure → purchase. Success here means sustainable revenue, a clearer offer, less wasted effort and an audience that still trusts you next quarter. The rest of PROSPER.