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Looking for suggestions/help on video content.

by Jeremy Barker
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Hi all,

I am going to start some video marketing and I hear everywhere from leaders of the industry that they post multiple videos a week as a form of advertising and personal branding.

What kind of information are in these videos? I am having a hard time thinking about enough information to make 5 videos a week.

Thanks for the help!
#advertising #branding #content #marketing #suggestions or help #video #video advertising #video marketing
  • Profile picture of the author Jill Carpenter
    You can use what ever you want.

    Take an article off your site and make a live talking camtasia video on the subject.

    Or make a slide show with the key points.

    Depends on what your niche is and how you are presenting it really.
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  • Profile picture of the author Giani
    Depends on your product or service.

    Video marketing is hot these days and 2 billion videos are watching by people daily on Youtube.
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    • Profile picture of the author Bruce Smith
      There are many ways you can start on your video content and it depends on the niche you choose:

      1. Educate - Tell people about your product or services. Give the details on features and benefits. Tell them everything they'll receive once they make the purchase.

      2. Do a product review- Find a product or service that would be of interest to your niche and your audience and do a review on its benefits and features.

      3. Answer questions - What do you get asked most about your product or services? Most of us can think of a list of at least 5 to 10 questions we get asked often. Make short 2- to 3-minute videos clips where you state the question and then the answer. These are easy to make and extremely valuable to your prospects.

      4. Tell a story - People can relate to you when you tell a compelling story. Weave a lesson into your story as a takeaway. You can also tell about an event from your past that has shaped who you are or how you do business today.

      5. Ask questions and answer them - Ask your viewers some key questions that will spark conversation about their wants and needs as they relate to your niche. Personally answer the question yourself and then ask your viewers to leave their answers below in the comments section. This will start discussion

      6. Talk about your case studies and results - Make a video about the results you were able to achieve while working with a client or talk about a case study and show what you did for them and how you can do the same for the viewer. You can also show a case study of someone who did not follow your guidance or use the method you teach and failed. Another similar idea is to read testimonials from your most satisfied customers while weaving in key examples.
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      • Profile picture of the author Paleruby
        If you are making videos to put up on YouTube be careful that your videos don't come across as to commercial. This will almost guarantee you will get very few views. I find sometimes it's better to just pay someone on fiverr to make a funny video and just run a banner ad on the bottom. If you aren't entertaining they will click away at the speed of bored (which is faster than warp 9)

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