Video Creation!

What possible reason could you have to need to make 8-10 videos per day? How in the world is quick going to equal quality for that matter? I think you might want to step back and rethink your strategy here. Spamming Youtube videos isn't going to get you very far.

Videos aren't my thing personally, but you can try getting in contact with Kurt. He does video marketing, and may be willing to point you in a better direction. Or not, maybe I should ask Kurt before pimping him out.

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I use Fraps, but the free version is only for 30 seconds record.

I would just say camtasia but depends the sort of vids your creating.

What's your purpose for the videos? 8-10 seems like a lot. I do spokesperson videos (on Fiverr) and none of my clients do that many.

What is the content? What's the purpose?

I use Animoto Pro to create Video and it is easy and fun as well.
You can put any pictures and they will make the animation for you.
You can even put short video clip on it.
You can put your own Text and they will make your text beutifully displayed.
This is basically turning your plain pics,text and video clips into a cool video slide show !

I recently did a bout of videos around keywords that were essential slideshow text bullet points taken from articles I had already written, but did not get much traffic from them (although I did not give it a proper chance having said that).

But they should rank quite well with well chosen keywords and some backlinks, but I had one other video that was simply me talking directly into the camera and that constantly gets views without much promotion so I think the quality does make a big difference. And I get sales from it as well as just showing your face and talking helps builds up trust.

For quick videos like you are thinking of though, you can use free software called CamStudio to record a power point presentation of bullet points. But would be worth speaking over each presentation yourself to add a bit of personality rather than just background music.

And as someone else mentioned in this thread, another vote here for the video marketing teachings of Kurt.

Get your recorder and record as many videos as possible in a row.

Hey Kurt,

What program did you use to make that Google video? Very impressive....

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I recently found Debut, they have a limited free version (without audio) a standard version at $39.95 and a Premium version at $59, very user friendly and worth every penny.

Not to rehash the other comments here, I'd say go for quality over quantity. There's almost zero point in uploading a crappy video. You won't get any clicks, subscribers and even if you do get a click, the person won't trust you.

If you still want to create videos fast though, try outsourcing the job on onlinejobs.ph (you can hire someone full time 40 hours a week to do it for you for almost nothing at all)

I dont like being in front of the camera. I use Camstudio. Really good if you want to do "talking articles". Records sound also.

I use One True Media | video creation that's simply powerful, easy and free It's great for making quick videos.

The better idea is you can hire a guy who has a very good experience in creating high volume of videos.

If you just want the tools you have windows live movie maker, animoto, cam studio , camtasia among others...

I just started with Animoto and it seems to work well.

Quality trumps quantity any day so don't focus on the amount of videos you need.

I think you need to stop and have a re-think is it quantity you want or quality.

If you create just one good video a day for 5 working days in a week you will do much better than you can assume.

However, i recommend Camtasia for quick videos.

If you want to more fancy stuff, but can't afford After Effects, you could try HitFilm. They have a free trial for unlimited 30 sec vids..