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Film Anna's startup journey together (building in public)

People love following a real journey: the first customer, the first problem, the first win. Filming Anna's startup builds trust with customers before he even spends on ads, and the videos double as his marketing.

Who does what

Anna

Builds the business and talks honestly about what's happening.

You

Filming, editing, Shorts from long videos, titles, and posting on YouTube, Instagram and LinkedIn.

Channel name ideas

Anna's Startup Diary[Business name] JourneyBuilding in [Town]Day 1 to 100 of [Business]Startup Telugu Vlog

Check the name isn't already taken on YouTube and Instagram before you choose.

Your first 5 videos

  1. Day 1: what we're building and why
  2. Our first customer (with their OK) and what they said
  3. The first problem we hit and how we fixed it
  4. What it cost to start (only what he's happy to share)
  5. Week-by-week: what's working, what's not

How to film it on your phone

  • Talk to the camera, or film hands and work if he's shy; both work.
  • One short clip every day beats one big video a month.
  • Turn every long video into 3 Shorts.
  • Never share customers' personal details or private numbers.

Free tools

  • YouTube Create: Google's free phone editor for Shorts and videos: cuts, captions, music
  • InShot or VN Editor: simple free phone editors (watch for watermarks and in-app purchases)
  • Canva: free thumbnails and channel art
  • YouTube Audio Library: free music you're allowed to use, inside YouTube Studio

Copy this AI prompt for titles and thumbnails

You are a YouTube expert for Indian startup vlogs. My brother is building [BUSINESS] in [TOWN]. Our channel is [CHANNEL NAME]. For an episode about [TOPIC], give me: 5 honest titles under 60 characters, a 2-line description, 10 tags, 3 thumbnail ideas, and 3 Shorts we can cut from it. No fake income claims.
Open Claude

Fill the [BRACKETS] with your details before you send it.

The rules we follow

  • Ask first. Film only people who say yes, and show them the video before you post it.
  • No face needed: hands, voice, food, fields and objects are enough. Never film neighbours or kids without their parents' OK.
  • Label AI-made voices, images or video when YouTube or Instagram asks (YouTube Studio has a checkbox for altered or synthetic content).
  • Use only music you're allowed to use (YouTube Audio Library), or your family's own voice.
  • Be honest in titles. No fake views, no paid subscribers.

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