Now that computers are so fast and a part of so many people’s lives, sites that host videos that are 10 minutes or less in length are popping up everywhere. YouTube is probably the best known and business owners are putting up product reviews, mini seminars, etc. to get viewers interested enough to visit their site.
If you are like me, you have little desire to place your mug in front of a camera to sell yourself or your business.
You don’t have to. Many of these marketers are using Power Point or similar software to make slides and they then use Movie Maker or other software to make the slideshow where they do a voice over. Another option is to outsource the video creation.
Videos have a tendency to create more trust and believability in prospects because they grew up in this medium and it is often their only source for news, information and entertainment.
Can you afford to ignore this inexpensive method of placing your business in front of a targeted audience in a medium they understand and trust? Videos are here to stay.
I learned the basics about marketing with videos by reading
YouTube Traffic and I suggest you think about learning from this resource or another if you aren’t currently using
videos as a means of online advertising.
