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Showing posts with label native facebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label native facebook. Show all posts

Tuesday, 2 February 2016

Awesome video course coming soon

Hi Guys

I've now got the new course How to make Awesome Videos laid out and several videos in place. This is really exciting and I am anxious to launch it shortly. There is much to do yet, however, no matter how fast I work.

I am launching a Beta version soon, greatly discounted, and invite you to register now. There is a 100% 30 day money-back guarantee so you can order with complete peace of mind. I want you to be completely satisfied so that you share the course and are happy enough to leave a testimonial. One of the most satisfying aspects of creating a course is getting great feedback and testimonials.

You will be notified once this version is completed which will be about 50% of the finished course. As each new session is completed you will be notified.Once you register you will have everything new that I produce with your life-time access at no additional cost. In addition you can have a say about future lessons and tell me about any improvements you'd like to see. 

This is great value for someone who just wants to build a good YouTube Channel but valuable if you want to take video making to a higher level. Not only is it absorbing but can be profitable too, in so many different ways. 

Build up a popular YouTube Channel and get advertising revenue, affiliation revenue, sponsors revenue and other benefits. Make short films and you can sell them or rent through one popular outlet. If you have a business website you can make video to promote, explain, teach, grow subscribers or make special offers. Video is now immediate and you can decide on an action, shoot a short video and have it on your website, Facebook or Twitter within an hour. A restaurant can have a special event and promote it on social media for free straightaway. A retailer can see if a product will sell by making a video and gauging customer response. Raw video put straight onto Facebook or Twitter is called Native. It is now simple to upload from your smartphone or camcorder.

YouTube is now having 300 hours of video downloaded every minute. 6 billion hours of video are watched every day. I could go on there are so many amazing statistics. And with so many videos, the most difficult thing to do is to make videos that stand out from the crowd.

Here is the opportunity to register your interest. There is no commitment, just the chance to enroll at a huge discount and be able to input anything that might benefit you and other students. Click here and go to the registration page.
 





Wednesday, 9 December 2015

Better Selfie Videos


Talking Heads are a great way to tell viewers about whats on, what's coming, your thoughts, describing events, greetings for your family when you are out and about, places of interests, greetings and much more.

Talking heads are easy to make, just need a smartphone, so you can take yourself. But you need to think what you are going to say first so you can give a clear straight presentation without stuttering or pausing or worse, saying um or er. None of us re perfect but we can all take some simple steps to make it as good as we can.

Watch these mistakes in action.

So here are my top tips:
  •  Think about what you are going to say before you start to avoid stumbling over your words
  • Try to have something interesting to say to keep the interest. 
  • Look at the lens and not the screen.
  • Have an interesting background, but one that isn't too distracting
  • Try to link the background with what you want to say.
  • Have the sun to the side if possible, certainly not shining into your face so you have to screw up your eyes
  • If the sun is shining brightly get in the shade if you can
  • A cloudy day is best
  • Check out for wind and background noises before you start. We have become programmed to ignore background noises but th camera doesn't
  • Look happy and not miserable. So smile if its appropriate
  • Be consistent if you are running a series
  • Talk loud and clear, don't mumble
  • Remember nobody is perfect and we all learn from our experiences. The more experience we have then the better we will get.
This list is not exhausted. If you can think of other ways to improve selfie video then please make a comment. Your input is most valuable. It's by making a contribution that everybody learns and improves.
Keep your arm steady and extended. If you are too close to the camera your nose ill looker bigger and out of proportion to he rest of your face.

Use these videos on Facebook and Twitter. It's not coincidence that I just talked to a local grooming parlour owner just 30 minutes ago and asked her about her website. I wasn't looking to design one for her but just curious, she had just opened after working from home. She said she just used Facebook and I asked her if she had any video there. "No" she said. and went onto tell me that she had photographs. I told her about very short video testimonials mde on a phone and her face lit up. She thought it was a great idea. Just then a customer came along to have his dog groomed. Even before I had moved on she asked him if he was happy with the service and whether i would do a testimonial. He said he would and I left. I hadn't met this woman before and it was just my usual chat that I always told people about, but it inspired her to take action. You could do the same.

I'll even give a critique to anyone who sends me a link to any video made as a result of reading this. This offer is free and valid until the end of the year.

Now just grab your phone and try it out. Practise and you will soon be good, maybe not perfect, that will come. But if you don't stat you wont even be good.