Partner Spotlight Videos That Grow Both Your Businesses
Your referral partners, suppliers and collaborators are part of your story. Your clone makes a spotlight video that celebrates them and sends business both ways.
Landscape, vertical or square · Script and storyboard approval
Small businesses run on relationships: the photographer you always refer, the supplier behind your products, the agency you subcontract for. A partner spotlight video shows clients why that team matters. Your clone introduces the partner, explains how you started working together and what each side brings, walks through joint projects and their outcomes, and shares what's coming next.
It's a generous move that markets you both. Your partner shares the video with their audience, you share it with yours, and prospects see that you have a dependable network. Send your clone the backstory and a couple of project examples. It writes in your voice, can put you on screen, and delivers a version for each platform you post on.
The Partner / Vendor Spotlight structure
Meet the partner
Your clone names your partner, describes the relationship and previews what the spotlight covers.
How you work together
It tells how the partnership started, your shared goals and what each of you brings that the other doesn't.
Projects in action
Each joint project gets its own segment: the problem, how you combined strengths, a quote from your partner and the outcome.
Results and what's next
Your clone shares outcomes for clients and both businesses, then any upcoming plans together.
Thanks and deliver
It thanks your partner, tells viewers how to reach you both, and sends the finished video with ready-to-post copy.
Just tell your clone: make a Partner / Vendor Spotlight
Type it the way you'd say it. Tap any line to copy it.
- Make a 2-minute partner spotlight on Bloom & Vine, the florist I team up with for weddings. Use our three favorite weddings as examples. Send me the script first.Copy
- Create a vertical 60-second spotlight on my coffee roaster supplier for Reels. Use the farm photos they sent me and tag them in the description.Copy
- Make a partner spotlight on the web developer I subcontract with. Cover how we split client projects and end with a link to both our booking pages.Copy
- Do a landscape partner video with me introducing my accountant referral partner. Add a square version for my newsletter and Facebook.Copy
- Turn this thank-you note I wrote to my printing partner into a short spotlight video, my words exactly, with photos from our latest job.Copy
Tips for a better Partner / Vendor Spotlight
- Ask your partner for one quote about working with you. Your clone puts it inside a project segment where it lands best.
- Pick projects that show different strengths so the video proves the partnership, not just one job.
- Send your partner the finished file and description so they can post it too. Two audiences beat one.
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Partner / Vendor Spotlight: questions, answered.
Does my partner need to appear on camera?
No. Your clone narrates in your voice and can show your partner's quote as on-screen text. If your partner sends photos, a logo or a short clip, your clone works them in. You approve the script before anything is made.
Can I make spotlights for several partners?
Yes. Ask for one per partner, or a series that features a different collaborator each month. Each video follows the same structure, so your spotlights look consistent while telling different stories.
What should I send my clone?
How you met, what each of you brings, two or three projects you did together with outcomes, a quote from your partner, and any photos or logos. Notes in a message are enough. Your clone writes the rest in your voice.
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