5 Tips to Promote Your Legitimate Home Businesses With Video
Using short videos to promote your legitimate home businesses can have miraculous effects if you know how to do it correctly.
Here are some easy-to-follow tips that will have your videos positioned well above the crowd: Restrict your videos to a single theme.
Video marketing works wonderfully well to promote your business opportunities but a sure way to turn people off is to ramble on from one topic to the next in a poorly thought out attempt to cover "everything you need to know" about starting or improving your home business.
A series of short and to the point videos are a far superior idea.
Laser target each video on one subject.
Your audience will thank you by taking an interest in what you have to say.
Write a script and follow it.
When I first started doing videos I would simply turn the camera on and fire away on my intended subject.
Sometimes it worked out but often I started rambling off topic, lost my train of thought and ended up shooting retake after retake.
As soon as I started putting pen to paper to come up with the guideline for a script, my videos improved dramatically.
It doesn't mean you have to follow the script word for word.
You can still improvise but, it gives you a solid guideline to follow and keeps you on task.
You look more professional and your videos will get a far more positive response.
Speak a little louder and a little faster than normal.
Nothing is a quicker turn off than a long speech in a monotonous tone.
Vary your speech patterns to keep your audience on your side and here's a huge hint: enjoy yourself! Nobody wants to go into business with a grump.
Have fun and vibrate an attitude of relaxed confidence.
It draws people to you like flies to sugar.
Videos of 2 - 4 Minutes in length.
A maximum of four minutes on a single subject is more than enough time to get your message across.
Short and sweet beats long and boring any old time.
Focus on making your point with a minimum of words.
I promise it works and it creates interest.
Add music to make your video stand out from the crowd.
Adding a little music or text to your videos might stretch your technical capabilities but if you can swing it, it's well worth the effort.
Thousands of people are using video to promote their business opportunities but, very few are going the extra distance to spice up their productions with music or simple special effects.
The result if done right is far more professional which gives you instant creditability with your audience.
If you look like a leader, people will follow! Following these simple guidelines will easily have you shooting superior videos that will separate you from the pack, get more prospects to take action and join your business and put more money in your pocket.
Not a bad problem to have.
Here are some easy-to-follow tips that will have your videos positioned well above the crowd: Restrict your videos to a single theme.
Video marketing works wonderfully well to promote your business opportunities but a sure way to turn people off is to ramble on from one topic to the next in a poorly thought out attempt to cover "everything you need to know" about starting or improving your home business.
A series of short and to the point videos are a far superior idea.
Laser target each video on one subject.
Your audience will thank you by taking an interest in what you have to say.
Write a script and follow it.
When I first started doing videos I would simply turn the camera on and fire away on my intended subject.
Sometimes it worked out but often I started rambling off topic, lost my train of thought and ended up shooting retake after retake.
As soon as I started putting pen to paper to come up with the guideline for a script, my videos improved dramatically.
It doesn't mean you have to follow the script word for word.
You can still improvise but, it gives you a solid guideline to follow and keeps you on task.
You look more professional and your videos will get a far more positive response.
Speak a little louder and a little faster than normal.
Nothing is a quicker turn off than a long speech in a monotonous tone.
Vary your speech patterns to keep your audience on your side and here's a huge hint: enjoy yourself! Nobody wants to go into business with a grump.
Have fun and vibrate an attitude of relaxed confidence.
It draws people to you like flies to sugar.
Videos of 2 - 4 Minutes in length.
A maximum of four minutes on a single subject is more than enough time to get your message across.
Short and sweet beats long and boring any old time.
Focus on making your point with a minimum of words.
I promise it works and it creates interest.
Add music to make your video stand out from the crowd.
Adding a little music or text to your videos might stretch your technical capabilities but if you can swing it, it's well worth the effort.
Thousands of people are using video to promote their business opportunities but, very few are going the extra distance to spice up their productions with music or simple special effects.
The result if done right is far more professional which gives you instant creditability with your audience.
If you look like a leader, people will follow! Following these simple guidelines will easily have you shooting superior videos that will separate you from the pack, get more prospects to take action and join your business and put more money in your pocket.
Not a bad problem to have.