Video Editor
Edit videos that make the Mind Minutes Method clear, watchable, and useful enough for future buyers to give us the next minute.
Make efficient marketing feel obvious.
Your job is to help people see the method, not just hear about it. A strong edit can make an inefficient marketing problem obvious, make the belief click, and give coaches, creators, and organizations a reason to keep watching, click into the diagnostic, or share the idea internally.
The single belief
If I watch this, I will understand how Mind Minutes makes marketing more efficient by earning belief before the ask.
Same method. Different buying pressure.
Coaches, courses, and SMEs
Edit founder-led explanations, short clips, ads, and walkthroughs that help lean education businesses see the method as practical, not theoretical.
Education and training organizations
Create clean, credible video assets that marketing leaders, admissions teams, and decision makers can understand quickly and share with others.
What you will learn
- How the Mind Minutes Method works and how each video should earn a specific belief.
- How to edit for clarity, belief change, and the next minute, not just retention.
- How to make founder, teaching, diagnostic, proof, and walkthrough videos feel direct and human.
- How to turn one recording into ads, clips, explainers, social videos, and nurture assets for different audience groups.
What you will do
- Edit short and mid-form videos that explain the method, show the diagnostic, and make the efficiency problem visible.
- Build clips around specific beliefs, objections, examples, founder thinking, and audience-specific pain points.
- Create clean captions, structure, pacing, and visual emphasis without overproducing the message.
- Work with strategy and social to turn raw recordings into repeatable campaigns that earn real attention.
Good fit
- You care about clarity more than effects.
- You can find the strongest sentence in a long recording.
- You understand that the edit has to serve the buyer's next belief.
- You want your videos to help people make better decisions.
From method immersion to live campaigns.
The first six weeks are built to move from learning to output. You study the method, understand the two audiences, create the message map, and start producing work that gets the right people interested in Mind Minutes.
Week 1
Learn the method deeply
You study the Mind Minutes promise, the Minute Gap Diagnostic, the nine beliefs, hard and soft minutes, and the single belief we need the market to adopt: this method helps education businesses run much more efficient marketing programs.
Week 2
Understand the two buyers
You map how coaches, course creators, and smaller expert businesses think about marketing, then compare that with the organization-level buyer in universities, academies, training companies, and admissions teams.
Week 3
Build the message map
You turn the method into audience-specific beliefs, objections, proof points, and creative angles. By the end of the week, we should know what each audience needs to believe before they care about the method.
Week 4
Create the first campaigns
You help build the first strategic creative set: hooks, scripts, ads, posts, landing page sections, and content ideas that make the efficiency problem visible and introduce Mind Minutes as the smarter operating system.
Week 5
Launch a content rhythm
You turn the strongest ideas into a repeatable weekly rhythm across organic and paid creative, making sure every piece has a job: recognition, problem clarity, belief change, proof, fit, or cost of waiting.
Week 6
Read the signals and improve
You review watch time, clicks, saves, replies, diagnostic starts, report completions, and checkout movement, then turn the learning into the next creative cycle. The goal is a smarter system every week.
Apply to build the method with us.
Send your details and a short note. We will store you as a contact and label the application for this specific role, so it lands in the right hiring list.
What matters most
We care about judgment, clarity, learning speed, and whether you can help people believe the method makes marketing more efficient.