Video marketing tips

Hi there,

I would say that creating talking head recordings in the introduction makes the video a lot more engaging for the audience. It obviously won't improve the quality of the content but it will make it more personal and engaging for the students. It brings a human element to the video and creates a more personal experience for the student. It also makes the recording seem more professional.

So I'd say yes, it's worth the effort.

I hope this helps

I agree that putting yourself on screen, at least in the introduction, is a good idea. I've seen many videos that have a small picture of the presenter in one corner of the screen throughout the video, but I don't think it's really necessary.

If you are trying to sell your stuff through video marketing, you don't have to show your face if really don't want to.

But people like to buy from people (that they know like and trust).

This marketing business is a people business.

Your conversions will be higher with you in the picture.

But you can still get away with not showing your face if you offer a lot of value and come from a genuine place in your heart.

I know Kurt Melvin is longtime member here and someone you should join his List and also he has a forum that's like $20 lifetime I think. High Voltage.

Disclosure : I am not a member of his Forum but from what I have heard it is really excellent

It's not necessary. Also it's not always to be you if you plan to do it. You can hire a presenter for that. It will give a personal touch and some advantages, but it can also put disadvantages for you. Why? Because people judge the book by its cover. So make sure the face in your talking head video is what people will love to see.

Well its not so necesarly ,Important its to gain channel authority and you will see your videos will rank very fast then

you can also make the video by vector images. there is a site which helps to create the animated video named as animaker. See the tutorials over it and you will get the answers to your all questions.

You can also use FastStone Capture to record your screen. It is really easy to use and has a lot of customization options.
You have to increase your channel authority then your video will reach the top. Here keywords selection, title, and description are really important issues.
Thanks, Mytechgoal.

Thank you all for your contributions. I appreciate it.

What are you teaching in your video tutorials?

Have you tried Udemy and the other similar platforms and let them do the marketing?

Create a Youtube channel with similar content, offering value in the videos. At the end of each, have an end card that sends people to an email capture page with the promise of a video with high value.

Make the video "unlisted" on Youtube. When people give you their email address, have your autoresponder send them a link to the unlisted Youtube video. Use your autoresponder to follow up and sell your entire course.

Depending on the niche, you may be able to sell your course using affiliate platforms like JVZoo and WarriorPlus. It does take some time and effort to build an affiliate base, but a good way to sell is to leverage the audience of others.

Another possibility is to team up with an experienced marketer where they get the JVs/affiliates and you produce the content. You'll need good quality content as well as be relevant to their network.

To get started, maybe pay affiliates 100% on the front end, then offer PLR/resale rights on the back end?

You can also try paying for clicks through Youtube and Facebook, but you'll need a decent budget to test and learn, as well as an investment in time to educate yourself.

There's no rules I'm aware of that say you can't try all of them...Udemy, Skillshare, Youtube, PPC and affiliate platforms.