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How to make a LinkedIn video about a programme from your website

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Give Vizard Agent the page your programme sits on and say who it is for. Vizard Agent maps the site, reads the copy and testimonials, downloads the real photographs, samples the brand colours, auditions narrators until one reads it properly, and builds a square post video around your own material.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Give the link and the context. Vizard Agent maps the site and finds the page even when it is nested, so a sentence naming the programme and its audience is worth more than a description of what the page already says. The audience decides the tone and which testimonials get used, and programme names are worth flagging for pronunciation.

Prompt

Make a [LinkedIn] video for my [literacy programme]. Here is my website. It is under [Resources]: [link]

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

The material is already written and photographed on your site; it just isn't a video yet. The instructive stretch is the casting. Vizard Agent doesn't take the first voice, and a generated voice that mispronounces a programme name isn't fixed by asking it to try harder. Changing how the word is spelled in the script is what changes the sound. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Everything in the video comes from your site, so Vizard Agent inherits whatever is out of date, thin or unflattering there. Photographs from three cohorts ago date the programme, a page written for search reads badly aloud, and proper nouns need a listen before publishing. On a professional feed, restraint reads as credibility far more than energy does.

Common questions

Does it need me to send the copy? No. Vizard Agent maps the site and reads the page, including one nested under a section.

Will it use our real photographs? Yes. Vizard Agent downloads them from the site, and anything better you upload takes priority.

What if a name is mispronounced? Vizard Agent tests spellings to correct it, and you can flag names up front to save a round.