Hey Indie Hackers!
I wanted to share a quick growth hack that recently moved the needle for my project.

Like many of you, I spent months obsessing over keywords, backlinks, and long-form blogs. My traffic was stuck at around 1,000 monthly visits. The bounce rate was high. Let’s be real: in 2025, people just don't have the patience to read walls of text anymore.
So, I ran an experiment: "The Video-First Pivot."
I decided to stop writing generic blog posts and started converting my content into high-fidelity AI videos.
The result? Traffic surged to 12k visits last month, and average time-on-site tripled.
I realized that "glitchy" AI videos actually hurt conversion. Users are smart; they hate the weird morphing artifacts typical of older models.
I integrated the latest Kling 2.6 model into my tool, Textideo, and the difference was night and day.
If you haven't played with Kling 2.6 yet, it's a beast. Unlike previous models, it handles:
I built a specific pipeline for this here:
Kling 2.6 Model
I replaced my static hero images with cinematic loops generated by Kling 2.6.
Instead of posting text threads on X/Twitter, I posted raw video outputs.
The algorithm loved it.
A single video generated via Textideo got more reach than my last 20 tweets combined.
I used my own tool to batch-produce video content for long-tail keywords
(e.g., "Cyberpunk city aesthetics"), which ranked surprisingly fast in Google Video Search.
If you are building a content site or a SaaS, try swapping your static assets for high-quality generative video.
The "Wait, is that real or AI?" factor is a huge engagement driver right now.
I'm still refining the UI and generation speed. I’d love for you guys to roast my implementation or give it a spin.
Main Tool: Textideo
Kling 2.6 Pipeline
Let me know what you think about the generation quality!
Cheers!
Wow, the video-first shift clearly paid off! Thanks for sharing the process, really helpful stuff!