Introduction
Introduction
Finding your way around
Things I care about
Will you get rich?
Content Planning
Who are you teaching?
Researching your topic
Stair-stepping knowledge
Your audience wants your style
Addressing viewer objections
The ideal video length
Do it wrong on purpose!
Should you use a script?
Using a teleprompter
Recording at the same time
Dictating your content
Post-it note management
Equipment
Introduction to equipment
Picking a microphone
Deciding if you want to be on camera
Picking lights
Picking a camera
Considerations for your monitor
Recording
Ensuring consistency in your videos
Preparing yourself to record
Preparing your space for recording
Preparing your desktop for recording
Preparing your monitor for recording
Preparing your applications for recording
Screenflow for recording
Workflow process
QuickTime for recording
How to do your intros and outros
Recording in chunks
Example chunks from this course
Handling mistakes
Maximizing the longevity of your videos
For when you mess up
Editing
Editing introduction
A tour of the editor
The first pass: rough cutting
Fine tuning: covering camera cuts
Editing talking head videos
Punch head: another option to cover cut
Saving time with presets
Cropping mistakes out of your videos
Freeze frames: your secret weapon
Freeze frames: even more power
How to draw on screen
Publishing
Export settings
Exporting workflows
Hosting your videos
A few marketing ideas
Goodbye, for now (maybe!)
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Summary

Successful video marketing thrives on authentic engagement, often achieved by sharing behind-the-scenes footage. Regularly releasing short, casual videos keeps your audience interested and connected. Involving viewers in your creative process helps build stronger relationships and grow your online presence.

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Marketing your videos: Tips for success

Producing videos and dumping them online won't necessarily breed success. Here are some thoughts on marketing your videos that might prove quite beneficial.

The allure of behind-the-scenes footage

People are fascinated by behind-the-scenes footage. Just as a movie fan is intrigued by the making of their favorite blockbuster, your audience too loves to see how your videos come to life.

People love seeing behind the scenes. They love it so much if you take pictures of your setup, if you show them bloopers, if you show them little snippets of videos that you're working on, people love that.

I remember clearly how viewers enjoyed the video where I showcased all my bloopers. It was raw, real, and surprisingly entertaining. Our audience only sees the polished, finished video, but showing them the work and mistakes that go into it can create a unique bond and appreciation. So, as much as you can, bring people along in your journey. A little behind-the-scenes sneak peek can build anticipation for your next release.

Create more content: Quantity counts

The more videos you release, the closer you are to success, so don't stop at just one.

You've got all the stuff, you've got all of the equipment and so make more videos…. anytime you have an idea for a piece of content or something, you can make that into a really short video and just fire that out into the world.

Though you might be bent on producing long, detailed videos, don't underestimate the power of short, sweet, and frequent ones. You've already familiarized yourself with the techniques of video making, don't let that knowledge go to waste.

Video production might seem complicated, and people often tie it to high-level creators, but the truth is, it's learnable and doable. Use that to your advantage. Push out short videos, casual videos, and tutorial videos, and watch your online presence grow - and with it, your audience's anticipation for your next project.

Building connections through video

While video making and marketing can seem like a task, the foundation to any successful video is deeper than just technical details.

Connect with your audience. Show them the behind the scenes and they will come along with.

In the world of digital media, audience connection makes all the difference. Understanding their needs, preferences and indulging them with what they love – such as behind-the-scenes cuts and bloopers, can set you up for success.

Harness the power of engagement

Your audience is a big part of your journey. Include them in it, get them excited for your next project, and they won't hesitate to follow along and support you. In conclusion, video marketing does not have to be a daunting task. Taking your audience behind the scenes, making more videos, and prioritizing audience connection can make all the difference. Start implementing these tips today and watch your online video presence soar.