Terrific Article from the New York Times on Online Video:
Video Marketing with Total Broadcasting
Video marketing of one kind or another is the wave of the future, no matter what your business. We were happy to be asked to be guest blogger on Realtor Nathaly Kolp’s blog site this past week. See it on the link below and learn why we got into the business and why it’s important for you to get into it too.
Video Marketing with Total Broadcasting.
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Cisco Predicts That 90% Of All Internet Traffic Will Be Video In The Next Three Years – SocialTimes.com
90% of all internet traffic will be video in the next three years? Don’t bet on it. It will take half that time.
When this exploding trend becomes even more powerful is when video production company’s like ours, Total Broadcasting Service, really begin earnest marketing to all businesses. We’re already there. But most video production companies still cling to their very expensive shooting and production techniques; which keep many people and businesses holding back on use of video. The technological capabilities now available to us make video interesting, effective and good quality while not costing an entire advertising budget like it used to and like it still does for many.
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When it comes to video- Try, try again.
It’s real easy to give in to the fear of talking on camera and never get around to doing your proper video marketing. One only needs to view a few of your own efforts when you tried but found yourself stumbling over words, or your hair was out-of-place or your make-up wasn’t just right and you gave up saying, “I hate seeing myself on video” or “I’m terrible on camera” or something similar. In this video Real Estate marketing expert Lisa Tremolada makes an easy and succinct point that I think a lot of people forget about.
I’ve recorded myself on video for various tips and advice segments 40-or-50 times in the past couple of years, as you can see here. I never get it right on the first shoot. I usually need 5-6 shoots before I settle on one I like.
Taking the point even further, while video is relatively new to me, I’ve been doing voice recordings professionally since 1985 even when there is no camera and I’m only working with a microphone I seldom bang-out a clean recording on the first shot.
You can do it. Just be more forgiving of yourself and try, try again.
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How to get more views on YouTube.
Having videos on the net helps you be found online. But the more views you have the better your prospect at ROI. In this video Gideon Shalwick shares easy ideas anyone can do to help bring more viewers to YOUR videos and increase your ROI.
Shalwick has a number of other very helpful videos on his YouTube channel They are worth checking out.
Now that your humble author has FINALLY figured out how to post videos to our blog you’ll be seeing more of them.
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