case study

Wideframe

Wideframe is a tech company with a product that solves a real problem. Like most tech products, it also has a story that takes more than a screenshot to tell.

The challenge with tech products is always the same: making software feel worth stopping for in a feed built for entertainment.

Why did they come to Content Forge?

They needed short-form video that could explain a technical product without sounding like a webinar. Product walkthroughs, feature drops, and founder-facing content, produced consistently.

Their YouTube channel had just been created with nothing in it, and the product was new. In less than two months we delivered 30+ videos and passed 70K views on YouTube.

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How We Helped

We built a tech-video engine for Wideframe: tight 9:16 edits that lead with the problem a founder actually feels, then show the product answering it on screen.

Batches ship monthly across categories, so there is always a mix of product education, industry takes, and quick-hit feature videos in the queue.

Same pipeline every time: scripting, edit, client review and a quality check before anything goes live.

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Results

Content Engine

  • Monthly batches delivered across multiple content categories.
  • Consistent 9:16 short-form cadence across platforms.
  • A full scripting-to-delivery pipeline that runs without the client chasing it.
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