A creator with long recordings may need help turning them into regular short videos. Show them a useful sample and explain exactly what you can deliver.
Find a specific editing need
Look for a podcast, business or creator whose videos you understand. Pick a real opportunity, such as an interview with good answers but few short clips.
Make a sample you can share
Use your own footage or ask permission to edit the creator's recording. In SlicePost, find a complete moment, correct the captions and check the export. Show the sample as a sample, not as past client work.
Offer a small paid project
Five clips from one supplied episode, corrected captions, one agreed style, one revision round and a delivery date. Agree on whether posting is included.
Set a price that covers review time, software costs and revisions. Promise finished work you can deliver, rather than a view count.
Make the first message specific
Say what you liked about their recording, which moment could make a good clip, and what your package includes. Link to a relevant sample. Keep the message short.
Learn from the first job
Track how long the work takes and which revisions the client requests. Use that record to price the next project and decide whether a monthly package makes sense.