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8.24(월) 편집,촬영 필요없습니다. 연결만으로 월500 AI숏폼대행 무료특강

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Business

Business summary (what the video teaches/sells)

The video promotes a live workshop for an “AI 쇼룸(Shwoform) 대행/에이전시” model where the instructor (and viewers) handle:

  • Sales + customer management
  • While editing/production is outsourced to editors

The core value proposition is fast monetization by using:

  • Customer-provided product videos (no filming required)
  • Structured outbound “opportunity” messaging on Threads / Kmong
  • Automated quoting and workflow tooling with Soomgo plus “Viral Boost”

The speaker repeatedly frames it as a low-capital, low-touch, automation-based intermediary business aimed at rapid cashflow and scalability toward monthly net profit.

Core operating model (playbook)

1) Offer / service definition

  • “Showroom agency”: takes a client’s raw video (customer-filmed), packages it into short-form showroom ads, and delivers the edited output.
  • Filming and editing are outsourced.
  • The agency’s main responsibilities:
    • receiving raw assets
    • managing the deal
    • coordinating editor delivery
    • packaging + quote fulfillment

2) Customer acquisition channels (mentioned tools)

  • Threads
    • “AI algorithm” style approach using interest-targeting in the first line + posting structure
  • Kmong
    • keyword-search matching; emphasizes exact keyword/title alignment
  • Soomgo
    • clients post requests, experts respond/quote
    • positioned as “free customer acquisition”

3) Benchmarking to create what customers want

The playbook emphasizes finding videos that are proven to spread (not random copying).

  • Criteria emphasized:
    • Views > 100,000
    • Share rate ≥ 1% (shares ÷ views)
  • Action steps:
    1. find a viral reference video
    2. copy the link
    3. send the link to the editor/production workflow

4) Workflow automation / time compression

The workflow is presented as “full-stack automation”, including:

  • content planning + script
  • “AI editing” (or editor-based editing)
  • upload generation

It also uses automatic quote within the Soomgo workflow:

  • auto-sends quotes to incoming requests
  • reduces lost deals caused by slow response times
  • framed as a way to avoid missing inquiries during work hours

Frameworks, processes, and “templates” explicitly highlighted

  • Opportunity management template (10 types)
    • used to structure pitching/content proposals so contracts don’t fall apart
  • Quote/pricing template + unit price list
    • standardized market-based unit prices for quoting
  • Customer response checklist + customer service scripts
    • used to screen out difficult clients and reduce operational stress
  • Benchmarking formula
    • select videos by:
      • Views > 100,000
      • Shares ≥ 1% of views
  • Platform-specific posting rules
    • Threads: first-line identity + target positioning
    • Kmong: exact keyword/title matching

Concrete numbers, KPIs, and claims (as stated)

Personal revenue/profit claims

  • May revenue: ~43 million KRW income (stated early in the video)
  • Personal monthly targets:
    • “reach 100 million won”
    • “No.1 in Korean marketing and go overseas” (high-level claim)

Course/instructor examples

  • Example: “one contract → 1.4 million won net profit”
    • described as 20 episodes
    • editor outsourcing cost described as 200,000 won total
      • implies 10,000 won per video
    • contract package value described as 1.76 million won (VAT/fees excluded later)
    • claimed net profit rate: ~88.6%
  • Capacity/scaling claims:
    • can manage ~10 cases, then scales toward higher throughput using automation + editor outsourcing

“Time to first profit” (timeline claims)

  • “First profit” framed as possible within:
    • ~1 week to 2–3 months (depending on delivery/fit)
  • Later reinforced with “earn within days” style outcomes in testimonials

“3 months for stability”

  • Stress that minimum ~3 months is needed to reach more stable earnings (repeatable structure)

Student testimonials (selected)

  • Office worker in 40s
    • 2.5 million won earned (deposit shown), after ~2 weeks (as stated)
  • 50s side job
    • ~1.5 million won/month claim, with editing outsourced
  • 1st cohort refunds / scholarship
    • multiple mentions of “refund if targets/sales not achieved” (details referenced separately)

Actionable recommendations (step-by-step)

  1. Pick a viral reference video correctly
    • filter by views and share rate ≥ 1%
  2. Copy the link and send it to an editor/outsourcing pool
  3. Use a platform posting strategy
    • Threads: craft the first line to signal target + yourself
    • Kmong: title with exact search keywords
  4. Use Soomgo workflow
    • respond/quote quickly to incoming requests
    • enable automatic quote to prevent lost inquiries
  5. Standardize commercial operations
    • use quote templates + unit price list
    • apply the opportunity management template for contract success
  6. Operationalize customer service
    • customer checklist + scripts for tricky clients
  7. Scale by automation
    • “set once, then let it run” narrative (automatic posting/quoting)

Course/project offering (business angle: training GTM)

The video functions as a funnel for a paid “Wolcheon/Challenge/Prime”-style program.

Three tiers (stated prices)

  • Basic: 1,990,000 KRW
    • recorded/live playback only; no live participation
  • Premium: 190,000 KRW/month
    • most recommended; includes live sessions + ongoing support
  • Challenge: 370,000 KRW/month
    • scholarship/refund system described

Refund/scholarship promises (high-level)

  • refunds tied to assignment completion and/or sales targets
  • “Prime Scholarship system” emphasized as protection if expected outcomes aren’t reached
  • exact mechanics referenced generally as:
    • if not achieved within a timeframe, refund a full/major portion via a scholarship concept

High-level market/investing-style content (brief)

  • The instructor frames this as a growing “쇼룸/short-form commerce marketing” market:
    • rising demand spikes
    • historically low supply due to production complexity
    • claims that AI + outsourcing reduce that complexity
  • Includes market growth projection-style claims and increasing adoption of outsourced video production via agencies

Presenters/sources

  • Kim Geon (김건)
    • primary instructor/presenter (“Viral Doctor”)
    • showroom/AI 쇼룸 대행 운영 + course promoter
  • Manager
    • in-house manager/operations person referenced for logistics/coordination and monitoring participation
  • Geummong / Sungo / Kmong / Threads / Carrot Market / Soomgo editors
    • referenced platforms/services (not individual people)
  • Yeon Ja-jeong (연자전/연자제정)
    • mentioned as a participant/voice in Q&A during the live session (speaker in some segments)

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