Anfa Short-Video Publishing Four-Piece Kit Alpha

What Problem It Solves

After filming short videos, distributors often run into the same issues: WeChat Channels feeds reward short, direct copy; long captions and extra interaction prompts get skipped quickly; and generic AI style can feel unlike a real dealer. This skill turns video notes, a script, or key talking points into publish ready materials with platform specific constraints, especially for WeChat Channels.

How It Works

By default it targets WeChat Channels and produces the core publishing kit: title, post caption, pinned comment, and Moments copy. The workflow reads the video topic, product name, usage scene, and audience, then generates:
- Caption: kept under 100 characters, written in first person, with concrete scenes and no like, comment, or DM prompts.
- Tags: must include #Anfa, capped at 5 total, and chosen from scenes such as sleep, digestion, immunity, chronic care, family, or real user feedback.
- Title: favor questions or number based benefit framing, avoid clickbait and suspense style lines.
- Pinned comment: open ended invitation only, no promises of private replies, giveaways, or contact add prompts.
- Moments post: include process detail and a concrete scene, ending with an invitation to watch the video, without redirect paths.
After drafting, it checks compliance, tone, punctuation, and AI like phrases, filtering risky claims such as cure, root treatment, add WeChat, and template words like enable, deep dive, or underlying logic.

Boundary and Caveats

It fits Anfa dealer content in the WeChat ecosystem, especially real testimonials, customer feedback, health education, and store sharing. If the user explicitly asks to switch to Douyin or Xiaohongshu, it can adjust title length, tag count, caption length, and interaction tone. It is not a general purpose Bilibili growth tool, and it should not be used for high pressure conversion, guaranteed efficacy, or private domain funnel campaigns.