I am excited to announce that I have finally entered the world of smartphones. The photo and video capabilities, with the ability to instantly post photos and video, has opened an incredible new world to me; a world of possibilities for business to use video to compete with larger marketing budgets, and to connect and engage with customers.
We’re at waffle house we just finished breakfast. I have work installed on my droid. And I am voicing this post.…
I’m attempting to add a video to post…
Being able to use draft clips to create my project then replace them with the high res ones, enabled me to fluidly create my project, getting a pretty good feel for what it would look like, then purchasing just the clips I needed without having to buy clips I won’t need, or changed my mind on.
I always say, “the most important part of video is audio.” If (WHEN) you’re creating videos just using camera mic, if the viewer can’t hear you, they’re leaving. Even if you’re picture is a little dark, but the audio is good, the audience can tell what’s going on. The other way around–good video but bad audio–doesn’t work. Try it watching television sometime.
This video is about National Holiday celebrations that you can use as a theme and promote your business as well as your customers
April is National Women’s Eye Health Month, so I thought I’d do a video about it, in particular since I am a woman and am having eye issues at the moment. It’s not going to be the most business-focused video, it is a bit more of a personal nature, although I do give some ideas on how I’m staying productive and still working for my business.
So if you’re fairly new to this whole “social media” thing, you may not be seeing the results you had hoped for quite yet. The problem is, you don’t know why, and the more you search for answers, the more answers you find. There is just so much information out there, it’s almost impossible to wade through it to find the most useful bits.
People do business with people they know like and trust; that trust is built through communication, and we communicate more through body language. Words attribute 7% of our communication, where body language accounts for 55%. That’s over half! So guess what marketing tool communicates best!?
This is a recording of a webinar I did as a preview for my upcoming class Marketing Your Business with Video being held next month. I hope to do this preview every Tuesday until the class. There are only 10 slots, so you better sign up quick!
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