From a voice memo to a digital twin
First, step 1: a real voice memo, turned into a finished video, and how it happened. Below that, business owners using their digital twins.
Every example below can be delivered landscape or portrait, whatever fits where you're posting.
A voice memo, recorded on my phone
I talked into my phone
A 45-second voice memo, recorded at home. No crew, no editing software.
It turned my memo into a concise message
It kept the clearest lines and cut the rest. Every word is still mine.
It opened on the problem
It cut my introduction and opened on what my clients tell me.
It added my brand
My colours, fonts and graphics. The result: a 47-second video. I did not edit a thing.
Want it more visual? Add your own photos or B-roll, like the version on the left. Stock footage works too. No footage at all is fine.
Start With a Voice MemoWhat you can make with a voice memo
Anything you would say to a client, you can turn into a video. Add your own photos or footage if you like, so every video looks different.
Updates for your clients
News, changes, something new you offer.
Answers to common questions
The things clients ask all the time, for your website and socials.
Onboarding videos
Welcome new clients or new staff without repeating yourself.
How-tos and tutorials
Walk people through a process, one short video at a time.
A recorded talk or workshop
Turn one recording into several short videos.
Something you learned today
Share it while it is fresh, straight from your phone.
Digital twins at work
Too busy to film. Still showing up.
Stephen runs a busy herb company and needs to put out video content regularly. A packed schedule made constant filming unsustainable. His digital twin keeps him visible without pulling him away from running the business.
Reaching clients, on her terms.
Corina needs to get complex financial information to her clients quickly and clearly. Studio lighting triggers her migraines, making regular filming difficult. Her digital twin delivers her expertise in her voice, without the physical demands of being on camera.
Product launches and salon updates, without the camera pressure.
Elnez owns multiple salons and supplies products to other salon businesses. She needs to communicate constantly across both sides of her operation. Her digital twin handles the content while she runs the business.
An ongoing educational content series.
The first in Eversource's ongoing educational series, using digital twins to engage clients, simplify production, and build authority across their industry. More episodes, no more filming days.
More ways to use your twin
Voice Twin: no camera, no filming
Belinda's own voice twin, narrating over her own photos.
No camera, no avatar on screen, just a cloned voice reading a script, layered over still photography, used to promote a real personal branding shoot.
Long-form: a full 2-minute video
The same twin, carrying a full 2-minute video.
A short clip is the most common use, but the same digital twin can carry a proper long-form video too. Lighting, pacing, and a script written to still sound like you, not a script reading itself, are what change.
Every twin on this page started with one filming day.
One shoot, one voice recording, one training session. That is all it takes. Here is exactly what that process looks like.
The Full ProcessNot sure where to start?
Most people start with a voice memo turned into video. Get in touch and we will work out which step fits your business.
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