Feedback recorded over their own footage.
Import the swing, the sales call, the pitch rehearsal, the code review. Talk over it, cut to the three moments that matter, publish it as a private page. Then see exactly how far into your feedback they actually got.
Twenty minutes of feedback beats an hour of calendar tetris.
Record yourself walking through their footage with your camera in the corner. Cut out the four minutes where nothing happens. Send one link. They watch it at 1.5x on a train and reply at the timestamp they disagree with, which is a better conversation than the one you would have had live.
- Free
Covers short feedback clips end to end.
- Private
Shares keep a client's material link-only.
- Depth
Watch depth per client tells you who is actually doing the work.
- On the video
Reactions and comments keep the thread there, not in email.
Paid programmes
Gate a series behind a registration form, drip the sessions on a schedule, and keep the whole cohort's progress in one dashboard.
Group cohorts
Run the live call, restream it if you want the reach, then publish the recording as an automated replay for whoever missed it.
Your library, not a folder
Every session stays searchable by what was said in it, so "the one where I explained the framework" is a query, not an archaeology project.
Record it once. Deliver it a thousand ways.
No card, no trial countdown, no seat to justify. Record something in the next ninety seconds and see what the link does.