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kristan
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#21 · Posted: 15 Feb 2009 01:49
I am really so surprised at the number of marketers using videos now. I find most of them so incredibly dull and boring and I find myself wishing I could fast forward to the 'meat' of the topic, much like I scan pages looking for exactly the info I want.
Youtube is no doubt entertaining and I can get lost there watching videos for quite sometime; however.. marketing videos? What could be more boring? When I hit a page with a video, 9 times out of 10, I will close the page. Surely I am not the only one.
I am really curious as to how successful you find video marketing compared to simple text. Anyone care to answer that?
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newbiz02
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#22 · Posted: 16 Feb 2009 19:45
well i have about 25 videos floating around. If you make the video showing text and audio, you can make alot of them. I have 2 of them on youtube but ive gotten only like 8 clix in 3 weeks. Although i should point out that i got the last 4 clix last week because i started promoting them.
Heres the deal. Just putting up a video wont get you traffic. I find that i had to promote those 2 videos in order to get clicks from youtube.
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xeridox
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#23 · Posted: 22 Mar 2009 13:56
I've also been thinking of video marketing, seeing how I'm good at doing videos. I've done my church's production for 5 years now, and I'm good with green screen and visual effects. I use Adobe Premiere Pro CS3, and though it was expensive ( $800 ), I think its the best out there and easiest to use.
I've heard that video marketing is the way to go, guess I'll give it a try soon 
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Alicia8657
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#24 · Posted: 22 Mar 2009 14:30
I use windows movie maker. If you have windows xp it comes with it for free. Its great and from there you can upload it on to you tube.
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malibumentor
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#25 · Posted: 18 Apr 2009 23:26
The most effective use of videos in my experience is
to communicate or re-enforce the sales message...
on your site.
It takes some savvy to know how to get your videos
watched on YouTube and others - do it still, but putting
all your eggs in that basket is unwise for many niches -
for others it can be more effective.
I've been using video for a few years with my marketing.
I keep getting better and better and more focused in
terms of what result I want - and I get the result more
often too... in terms of opt-ins, sales, or educating
my customers.
Just like anything you get better with practice.
I would recommend against basing your whole marketing
strategy around social video media and making talking
head videos to share with network marketers via
YouTube - the situation there has got kind of silly.
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