Know Video Marketing?
Posted by admin in Uncategorized on 24-04-2009
Have you ever made a video to promote your landscaping business on youtube?
It is actually pretty easy. All you have to do is familiarize yourself with windows movie maker on your PC. I believe all PCs come equiped with Windows Movie Maker.
Just take clips of your videos if you have recorded any of your jobs or jpeg images of pictures of your work and put them together on the timeline of windows movie maker.
As with anything else, you will have to learn something new. Why not learn a new way to promote your own business?
After creating your videos go and upload them to youtube. This is a FREE way of getting traffic to your website.
Check out the video that I created down below.
Pretty cool eh?
Nick
I will leave a reply as soon as I try it Thank you
Good work! Thank you very much! I always wanted to write in my blog something like that. Can I take part of your post to my blog? Of course, I will add backlink?
I never really thought of marketing my business on You Tube. Its pretty interesting. Thats what I call thanking out of the box!!
Thanks so much,
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Nice video Nick. If you ever create a video tutorial with narration, let me know and I’ll add it to our video blog (see link w/ comment). Take care, and keep blogging! ~Brandon
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Thanks,
Denver Landscaper
Awesome vid!
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Video marketing can be great for realing in visitors to your website. Having an online product of your own will help as you can do screencasts and online videos to illustrate the benefits. People have always said that a picture speaks a thousands words and videos can do lots for your online business. As well as that, if you have sales pages and can portray your product through video then you will increase your conversion rate.
I generally always use video on all my sales pages. Whenever I create a new app I create a video using Camtasia and upload it to Youtute. I then embed the Youtube code to my sales page. I gain in two ways by doing this. Firstly I use Youtubes server bandwidth and not my own. Secondly, I also obtain traffic from Youtube itself.
Cool video! I like the idea and I’ve recorded some water flow from some of the water features we built in the past. I need to find a way to get it online. Never thought of using pics in the way of a slide show though.