7 Ways to Use Your New Video

7 WAYS TO GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR NEW VIDEO Inside Tips on Using Your New Video

The Lifespan of a Social Media Post

How to Plan For Your Next Video

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WAYS TO SHOWCASE YOUR NEW VIDEO You can use your video in scores of ways but here are my top seven ways to showcase your new video.

One:

Embed your video to your website.

Two:

Upload your video to your FaceBook cover area.

Three:

Send it to all you clients this week within your email marketing Four:

Upload your new video to your YouTube Channel (or start a channel).

Five:

Hyperlink your video to your email signature on your outgoing mail.

Six:

Post your video to the featured section of your LinkedIn profile to provide insight into your business.

Seven:

Add the video to an appropriate stage of your sales funnel.

Contact Pamela for specifics on how to dake these actions or for more ideas!

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The Life Span of a Social Media Post We spend a lot of time creating content for our social media pages.

The truth is, our efforts don't last very long.

The life span of a snap is a mere ten seconds. A tweet lasts a bit longer-18 minutes. But then all of your inspired thought vanishes like mist.

Your best bets are to focus your video marketing efforts on YouTube and your on your own real estate-your website.

Reach out to me if you have any questions! pamela@troooppr.com

HOW TO PLAN FOR YOUR NEXT VIDEO

Attitude 16.3%

Lighting 15%

MUST HAVES BEFORE YOU HIT THE RECORD BUTTON!

Tripod 6.5%

The most important item to have before you start recording your next video is a script. A script will help you organize your key messages and convey them with confidence.

You also might need to use external

Audio 19.6%

audio, good lighting, a tripod to keep your camera steady, and a good attitude. If

Script 42.5%

you're not in positive mindset, wait and film when you feel better!

WHICH CAMERA SHOULD I USE?

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Different marketing goals require different video content, which require different methods to create your content. For daily engagement with your

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audience or clients, I recommend filming with your cellphone or a webcam. If you want to create a signature branding video, however, use a quality DSLR camera that shoots in high definition. That video product will be relevant for two years or more. Once you choose your marketing objective,

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create videos that support your business needs.

Contact me if you have questions about which camera will work best for your marketing objectives.

0 Cellphone

DSLR

Camcorder

Drone

Webcam

WHATÂ TO LOOK FOR IN A VIDEOGRAPHER When choosing a videographer for a project, I

equipment for your project. Finally, choose a

recommend looking for three qualities:

company that will adapt to your needs on and

Look for a person/company that can

off the set. Creativity, fast acting adaptability

communicate with you and help you create your

will make the difference between capturing

vision before, during, and after the film shoot.

great footage or ending up with a missed

You should also ensure the videographer has all

opportunity. Reach out to Vines Film today at

types of equipment necessary and knowledge

info@trooppr.com.

about theÂ

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Meet Pamela Vines Cinematographer | Producer | Filmmaker Pamela H. Vines is a communications strategist, filmmaker, and an author. As CEO of Troop Public Relations and Vines Film, she creates cinematic video projects and short films for business owners and influencers. She uses storytelling and promotional strategies to build respected brands for her clients. She has written, produced, directed, and edited two short films. Her novel, Born of Sin, is an Amazon #1 best seller.

Pamela is a proud and decorated US Army veteran.

Contact Pamela today to discuss your next video project!

Connect with Pamela today! linkedin.com/in/pamelahartvines pamela@trooppr.com @pamelahartvines