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Minimum Viable Presence: Launch-Ready Video Assets for Founders, an SF Tech Week hands-on session hosted by Videoclaw.
You shipped your MVP. Now you need people to see it.
Most early-stage founders don't have a marketing team, a video budget, or time to learn editing software. But investors, early users, and future hires will check your website, Instagram, X feed, and LinkedIn before they ever talk to you. If there's nothing there, or it looks thrown together, you lose them before the conversation starts.
This three-hour working session is about building your Minimum Viable Presence: the smallest set of assets that makes your startup look credible, clear, and worth following. You'll leave with real content, not just notes.
What you'll walk away with - A 30–60 second launch or explainer video for your product - A short demo clip ready to post on X, LinkedIn, or your landing page - A simple framework for what to post, where, and how often - Feedback from founders and marketers who've done this on a tight budget
Who should come Pre-seed to Series A founders, solo builders, and small GTM teams who know they should be "doing more video marketing" but don't know where to start. No design or video experience needed.
What to bring A macbook, your product URL or a few screenshots, and a one-line description of what you're building.
Seats are limited to 20 teams so everyone gets hands-on time.
Videoclaw is a video creation agent for founders and lean teams who want video, but don’t have a video team. Start with an idea, script, article, reference, or raw footage. Videoclaw plans, generates, edits, captions, and finishes launch videos, product demos, advertising, podcast clips, social content, sales videos, and whatever you think of next.
This event is a part of #SFTechWeek—a week of events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem. Learn more at www.tech-week.co
