Cover coming soon
AI Short-Video Matrix: Bring Customers to Your Restaurant with TikTok & Facebook
Shoot on your phone, let AI edit, post across platforms and pick the right videos to promote – methods tested at the HotGrill restaurant.
¥1 / 1.000 ₫
Buy now ▶ Watch U01 freeAbout this course
Great food and service, but still not enough new customers? Want to make videos but don't know what to shoot, how to edit or where to post? This course walks you step by step through building an "AI short-video matrix": many videos, many accounts and many platforms working together, instead of betting on a single lucky video.
What you will learn:
- Use AI to name your account, write your bio, design covers and plan your first 3 videos
- Shoot with a phone on a fixed stand and a daily shot list – your staff can do it too
- Upload footage, standardise the format and let AI edit videos using a viral formula
- Posting rules and sizes for Facebook, TikTok, Douyin and WeChat Channels
- Set up auto-replies for comments and messages without breaking the rules
- Read 7-day data and rank your videos
- Pick the right videos to promote and know when to increase the budget
Who this course is for:
- Owners of restaurants, hotpot & BBQ shops, milk-tea and coffee shops and local stores in Vietnam
- People who have never shot or edited a video
- Busy owners with no time to edit videos every day
Instructor: Âu Dương (欧阳), founder of HotGrill hotpot & BBQ in Bắc Ninh. 8 years of e-commerce livestream selling in China and 2 years of TikTok livestreaming in Vietnam. The restaurant's TikTok account has over 63,000 followers, and its top video has about 709,700 views. Every method in this course was first applied at his own restaurant.
Lessons (28)
- U01 Register a TikTok business account: one account per restaurant Free preview
- U02 🔒 Use AI to name your account and write a Chinese–Vietnamese bio
- U03 🔒 Create a profile picture and consistent cover templates with AI
- U04 🔒 Your first three videos: what to shoot, and letting AI write hooks, titles and captions
- U05 🔒 A street-side hotpot & BBQ restaurant account: real HotGrill data
- U06 🔒 Four reasons short videos bring customers to restaurants
- U07 🔒 Four common misconceptions, and what a "matrix" is
- U08 🔒 Fixed camera position: set up your phone once and leave it
- U09 🔒 Daily shot list: six types of footage, one by one
- U10 🔒 Framing, lighting and sound, plus photo spots and customer photos
- U11 🔒 Collecting footage daily: naming, filing and deleting bad clips
- U12 🔒 Standard format: size, frame rate, intro/outro and caption position
- U13 🔒 Hands-on AI editing: rough cut, bilingual captions and music
- U14 🔒 The viral formula: the first 3 seconds, structure and titles
- U15 🔒 Case study: three HotGrill videos with 400K+ views
- U16 🔒 One set of footage, resized for four platforms
- U17 🔒 TikTok and Facebook: posting settings, location tags and pitfalls
- U18 🔒 Douyin and WeChat Channels: posting tips for Chinese-speaking customers
- U19 🔒 Set up auto-replies so no comment or message is missed
- U20 🔒 Avoiding violations: off-platform redirects, contact info and common pitfalls
- U21 🔒 Reading the 7-day overview and per-video data
- U22 🔒 Diagnosing a new video: what to check a few hours after posting
- U23 🔒 Build a ranking of your videos and pick the ones worth promoting
- U24 🔒 Hands-on small-budget paid promotion
- U25 🔒 First-week content plan: what to post for seven days
- U26 🔒 A day in practice: shoot, edit and post one video in a day
- U27 🔒 From views to visits: counting the customers your videos bring
- U28 🔒 Increase the budget or stop: decision rules and a 30-day action list