My first video. Please review

Your voice is very good for videos, no problem there. The visuals are okay, if slightly mundane...(maybe it's the pure white bg)... but I have seen way worse. I think it's a good job overall.

If you are going to be doing more video marketing for this niche, I would strongly consider branding your videos for long term effect, and a more professional presentation, that could help you become more of the go-to person in this niche.

You may not need a webcam for these, but how about a slide-in mug shot, and short intro in the beginning such as, "Hey, this is TommyG for MyIonzerWebsite.com". I always like to start with a more impactful statement as well, such as "Did you know that the PH levels...", and then go into your script.

Visual branding is probably your biggest challenge here, and not only because anyone can just rip this video and claim it as their own, but because you DO sound knowledgable. I think you need to back it up with proper branding, as described in this video >

Branding your videos with Keynote and screenflow | Keynote

All the best in your future video productions.

Now that's something that I never thought of before. I've never thought about my voice as being professional but I appreciate the votes of confidence from everyone here.

As the saying goes, "You never know what you have until you put it out there for others to see." Or in this case, hear!

The hardest part for me is working with my voice. I had to practice speaking clearly but got it after about 4 or 5 tries.

The video was actually easy to do. First I created the article to use as a script. Then I recorded my voice using Audacity (it's free).
Then I created the slides based on the script and saved each one as a jpg in Open Office. I don't have a new version of PowerPoint that allows me to record the slide show so I had to do it this way.
Finally I opened Windows Movie Maker, added the audio and then each jpg. Save it and upload it.

I haven't worked with Camtasia or Cam Studio as they may be easier but if you don't have either one then you can still create videos using free software.

Thanks for the feedback. I agree with you about my site's theme and I'm in the process now of adding and modifying a new theme for the site.

Tommy, I personally use the blue yeti for my recordings and found that it really does make a difference. I also had a logitech headset/mic and I did notice a difference when I got my new mic. I picked mine up for around $100.

A pop filter is about $15 on average I believe. You can also make one out of panty-hose, but buying was is better. You place it between you and the mic you are using (if you are using one). It removes the heavy breath "Ps" from the recording.

I use one with a Shure SM57 mic ($99). It's a professional mic, but well worth it. Great job with your video, but really impressed with your relax presentation of the overall message.

My plan is to create more videos. I am working on a couple of new videos and want to get them uploaded soon while adding more backlinks to the original one. I want to get to the point where I can create and upload 1 video per day. I want to make sure the quality is there first but I know with practice I will be there in no time at all.

Thank you for this. I don't know much about Audacity but this will really help a lot!

Thank you for the feedback. It's funny you mentioned a new talent because I've already been thinking the same thing.
I am here to make money so if this is a new door that is opening to new opportunities then I'm all for it!!

Fantastic work there! You have got a good voice and did a very good job of explaining what you were trying to. The video is simple but I reckon this would be very effective. You may want to try out a few slicker options as far as your power point slides are concerned but honestly I don't see how that will hold you back from conveying your message effectively.

Cheers
HonestIM