Wednesday, February 6, 2008

YouTube - Broadcast Yourself

YouTube - Broadcast Yourself
There are millions of people and entrepreneurs promoting
products and services online these days through internet
videos. It has become very apparent that video is a
fabulous venue for promoting and advertising.

This is nowhere greater evidenced than by just flipping on
your TV. HSN, QVC, and infomercial producers have spent
years and millions of dollars testing video marketing and
what does or does not sell through video.

The latest video phenomenon is YouTube. With Google's
purchase of the company, you can be assured that this
latest craze is here to stay. YouTube videos have a
specific advantage over TV advertising in that the videos
are free to post. This allows for a lot of trial and error
with scripts and products without racking up a costly
advertising bill.

Selling via video is being attempted by many, but will be
successful for only a few. Here are some tips to consider
when producing a video to broadcast yourself online.

Have A Clear Goal

Although there is plenty of bad content circulating on
YouTube, you cannot afford for your video to be bad. Put
some thought into your script before you just jump right
into production. Even a bad script with an exceptional
presentation will still be mediocre.

A good script should make specific points, be inviting and
energetic, but not ramble or oversell. Your overall
objective is to spark some excitement in the viewer's mind
and leave them wanting to hear more. This is where you will
be able to get them to view your website and close the deal.

Production Matters

It is naive to believe that by just grabbing a camera and
shooting a video in your backyard you will have success at
video marketing. Although many people are doing this, it
doesn't mean that they are having success with it. Take
your time with the production of your video. There are many
great software products available online that will assist
you in creating a professional end product.

Call To Action

Online shoppers are much more selective about the videos
they will watch on the internet versus on the television.
It is very important that you clearly state your objectives
and then ask for the customer to do something for you in
return. If your video does not make a compelling
presentation, your customer will rarely take action. This
is where you can ask the viewer to visit your website for
more information.

Quality Matters

People respond to quality, informative content. They don't
look to YouTube to watch unpolished productions. If you
want to convey a professional image for yourself and your
business, it is advisable to put some time and effort into
your video. However, if you come off as unprofessional or
casual, people will not be inspired to do business with
you. Put some time and thought into your video so that you
will be pleased with the end result.


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