|---|---| | 0–3s | Hook with the real question | “What comes with the first visit?” | | 3–9s | Show proof or process | consultation → preparation → finished detail | | 9–13s | State one inclusion or offer fact | “Includes consultation and aftercare card.” | | 13–15s | Invite a useful question | “Want the full service list?” |

How to make a batch without filming

1. Collect seven repeated customer questions from messages, staff notes, or the counter. 2. Match each question with one menu line, service step, or existing photo. 3. Write one 15-second brief per question using the four beats above. 4. Keep the same factual source across the batch so wording stays consistent. 5. Review language versions and remove any line that cannot be confirmed by the owner.

Restaurant example

Question: “What is in the weekly special?” Proof: the dish being plated. Inclusion: the side and serving window. The short video can answer one menu question rather than trying to show the entire restaurant.

Salon example

Question: “What happens during the first appointment?” Proof: consultation and product preparation. Inclusion: consultation plus aftercare guidance. The structure explains the experience without requiring a long talking-head recording.

FAQ

Do I need to record a new video every day?

No. Start with existing photos, menu facts, process notes, or a simple shot list. The point of the brief is to make the content repeatable.

Can one brief become several videos?

Yes. Keep the core fact stable and change the customer question, industry example, language, or proof detail. Do not copy the same wording across every post.

What if my store has no footage?

Use a poster or FAQ card first, then turn its strongest proof point into a short-video direction. A clear asset plan is more useful than generic footage.

Can I make multilingual versions?

Yes. Translate the same factual sequence and review service names, units, and local expressions before use.

How ThinkNova fits

ThinkNova supports the next step from a verified store brief to a poster, a 15-second video direction, or a multilingual FAQ card. The owner supplies the facts and reviews the output; the workflow is designed to reduce repeated content preparation, not to promise business results.

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本地商家 AI 短视频生成器：不用拍摄也能准备 15 秒视频简报

简短答案

本地商家使用 AI 短视频生成器前，先写一份 15 秒简报会更稳定。可以按四段组织：0–3 秒提出真实顾客问题，3–9 秒展示一个过程或产品证据，9–13 秒说明准确的包含内容，13–15 秒留下一个有用的后续问题。餐厅、沙龙和本地服务商家即使没有时间拍摄，也能用同一结构批量准备内容。

简报需要什么

写下顾客真正问过的一句话、一个可展示的产品或过程细节、一条可以核实的包含内容，再注明需要的语言。素材可以来自菜单、服务表或清晰的手机照片，不要为了填空而虚构信息。

15 秒结构

前 3 秒说问题，接着 6 秒展示菜品近景、咨询、操作或完成效果，再用 4 秒说明一项服务内容，最后 2 秒留下具体问题。每条视频只回答一个问题，便于餐厅每周菜单和沙龙首次到店说明持续复用。

批量制作步骤

先从客服消息、员工记录或柜台收集七个重复问题，再为每个问题匹配一条菜单信息、服务步骤或现有照片。每个问题写一份简报，保持事实来源一致，最后检查多语言版本和所有可核实信息。

常见问题

不需要每天重新拍摄；可以先用现有照片、菜单事实和过程笔记。一个简报可以改变问题、行业例子、语言或证据细节后继续复用，但不要把相同文案批量复制。没有视频素材时，先做海报或 FAQ 卡片，再把其中最清晰的证据转成短视频方向。

ThinkNova 能力说明

ThinkNova 支持把经过核实的门店简报继续整理成海报、15 秒短视频方向和多语言 FAQ 卡片。店主提供事实并审核输出，工作流用于减少重复准备，不承诺经营结果。