Most people get very anxious when they get in front of a camera, which is only natural of course.  So there are actually 2 pieces of good news: one – you don’t have to be on camera, and two – there’s a way to be on camera and NOT be anxious.

Everyone wants to do video, which is practically the only way these days to get on the front page of Google search results.  But very few companies do it because of 3 reasons: it’s expensive, difficult to figure out, and a pain to execute.

A very common question we get is: how long should my videos be? The mantra of shorter is better actually doesn’t apply here, at least not the way you’d think.  And the real answer is, that it depends on which platform you’re posting your videos.

In this video, you’re going to learn WHAT is video content marketing, WHY you need it, and HOW to do it.  And for those who stay until the end, we’ll share one awesome tip.

Video can improve the conversion rate on your website, while video ads can be a cheaper way to drive traffic to your site compared to pay-per-click (PPC)

If Adwords PPC is working for your business, odds are it’s your primary channel for driving traffic to your site. Video can help you in 2 ways:

Cutting edge companies are wising up to the idea that customers don’t read anymore, so they need video. And in order to get a return on their investment, they need a video strategy.

You need an optimized YouTube channel, video ads, and a constant stream of videos in order to engage audiences properly, stand out from the competition, become an authority in your field, and build trust.

Welcome to our channel, where you will learn everything about how video can help you grow your business!

You know how it’s impossible to get on the front page of Google search results, it feels like nobody’s reading your blog – they don’t – and ads are becoming increasingly expensive? The cost per click keeps going through the roof! And you realize it’s not a sustainable way to grow your business anymore…

That’s because everyone has a website, so they take the path of least resistance: they blog… and they advertise. All your competitors can and DO do that.