MBA1852 Why You Should Invest in Video Marketing + Free Ride Friday

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Hey oh. Welcome to the hunter. Welcome to $MBA Show Business Golden Nuggets delivered to you daily, every single day with our daily 10 minute business lessons for the real world. I'm your host, your coach, your teacher Omar Zenholme. I'm also the co founder of Webinar Ninja, an independent software company I started with my co founder back in 2014. And today's episode is Free Ride Friday. On Free Ride Friday, we give away a lifetime membership to one of our programs. We're giving away easy course, our 30 day course on how to build your own online course in 30 days. It retails for $500 EasyCourse Co or you can win it for free. Just leave us an Apple Podcast rating and review and you enter our weekly random draw. Listen in on Friday, just like today to see if you won. It's that simple. Tune in to the end of the episode to hear who won this week's free ride. In today's episode you will learn why you should invest in video marketing. Whether that's creating more videos on your website, starting a YouTube channel, doing video interviews, uploading videos on Instagram, Getting on TikTok. Whatever it is, video is the future.

Why?

Well, that's what we'll get into today's episode. And actually, it's actually still early to get in. So I'll show you how you can and how your business can benefit from a few small things that you can do to get into video marketing. It don't need to be Steven Spielberg. You don't need a whole set of expensive gear. You don't need any of that. I'll explain in today's episode. So let's get into it. Let's get down to business.

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Before we get into why you should invest in video marketing, I want to first just bust some myths. A lot of people don't get past their preconceived notions of, oh, I don't have the talent, I don't have the equipment, I don't have the expertise to shoot professional video and be a video marketer. The top tiktoker in the world right now is a young man named Khabilame. He shoots most of his videos with his phone. Half of his videos are not even his own content. He's reacting to other videos. He makes jokes about how people overcomplicate things or gimmicks or devices that make no sense. And he's got 97 million fans on TikTok. He makes something between 50 to $80,000 a post. And he doesn't say a word on his video. No script, right? No fancy equipment, no huge pre production budget, nothing. Okay? He just puts out valuable content and that's valuable to build. It's entertaining, it's fun. He found his niche and went all in. But more importantly, he found a growing trend which is video marketing. Video marketing is booming like crazy right now. All the top social media platforms are investing in video for a reason. Whether it's Instagram, whether it's Facebook doing Facebook lives and Facebook watch LinkedIn. Getting into video, of course, TikTok is all video and it's the number one consumed type of content on people's mobile devices. People consume video more than any other content, more than text, like blog posts, more than audio. Like podcasts more than anything. And I'm here to tell you, don't sit out on the sidelines when something like this is booming the market, a lot of money is going to get pumped in to support it. Whether it's ad dollars, whether it's technology trying to make sure these videos are found like search engines, whether it's software to make it easy to produce this content. The point here is that your work is cut out for you. It's easy now to be successful with video. And whatever you're comfortable with, you're able to do. So you don't have to be a comedian, you don't have to be a talking head, meaning that you have to be on camera and be talking to your audience directly. You can have video marketing working for you without you being involved. In fact, we've been doing this to really scale our video marketing. I can't shoot and be featured in every video that we have for our businesses. So instead of you trying to be the expert, just put your product in front of people. For example, we issue videos of our software. The different features it does. We basically made a list of 40 different features that wow our customers. We shot little videos showing these features. And our amazing creative content administrator, Cindy, she put these videos together and it's just text and video with some music in the background, conveying information via video, showing people all the amazing features that webinar Ninja offers, how you would use it, why you would use it. A lot of times our business offers a lot of great things that we don't talk about. Let video work for you. Whatever your business is, you can get started this way. You don't actually have to be on video. You can just feature your product. If you have a service, feature the testimonials from your customers, the results you get, that's really your service. And put that in video format, it could kind of have each line reveal itself, maybe even just like a dialogue with your audience. Starting the testimonial with a question, for example, looking for a pain free dentist experience? Look no further and then display your testimonial from a customer that's been to your dentist office. Also, repurposing content is a great way to get into video marketing. For example, I run a lot of webinars. Webinars are about an hour, an hour and a half long. But we could take these webinars and now we can splice up some really juicy bits from that webinar. Some of the key takeaways, some of the aha moments, and those become 60 second clips, 30 second clips that we can share on social, that we can share on our website, we can share through email marketing. Now, the reason why I'm encouraging you to do this is because people are willing to watch videos. Videos are very, very easy to watch for people. So if you want people to consume your content and want to consume your information and learn more about your business and your brand and what you offer, give them what they're happy to consume. Give them something that it's easy for them to consume, which is video. Do you send an email newsletter every week or every month? Awesome. Create a video version of that newsletter. Almost like somebody giving the news. Right? Like a newscaster. And spread that as well. Maybe people don't want to read the newsletter, but they want to watch the newsletter. So now you know it's doable. Now you have a lot of different ways to get started. But let's get into why. Why should you do this? Well, we already mentioned that people are consuming video more than ever because it's what they prefer. It's the preferred method of consuming content. But video is a triple threat when it comes to search. A lot of people don't know this, but video now is searchable, meaning that if you upload a video on YouTube, for example, YouTube actually automatically transcribes it in their database. They know all the words you mention on the. You actually say on the mic and they index those words in their search engine. So when people search words that you said on a video, your video shows up. Now I said triple threat. So it's great for search on keywords. People also search videos on search engines and YouTube. That's the second thread. The third thread is voice video. And the information videos are now available via voice, meaning home speakers like Alexa, Google, Siri. So if you talk about a topic and you index your actual video, it can get picked up by these search engines, even via voice. See what I mean by how technology is getting built around video to push this trend? Now you might feel like, man, I'm overwhelmed. This sounds great. Where do I get started? What do I do? Do I have to be a YouTube star tomorrow? Do I have to take over TikTok? No. Choose a medium if you like YouTube. If you're a consumer of YouTube, go ahead and start with YouTube. If you like TikTok, start with TikTok. If you like Instagram, do short videos on Instagram. A lot of people will advise you, hey, just shoot one video and spread it all over the place. Put it on YouTube. Put it on Instagram, put it on TikTok. You can do that, but you'd actually have more concentrated results if you focus on one platform, cater to that audience on that platform, built a video for that content and for that platform. For example, TikTok is really vertical videos, portrait videos, while YouTube is more horizontal videos or landscaped style videos. So just get started with that. Spend three months producing a piece of content for your YouTube channel. For example, once a week minimum, create a cadence of that. Whether you're on the video or not on the video, that's up to you. But just create consistent content. Don't worry about it being perfect from the get go. It won't be perfect, but you gotta get it out of your system. I could barely listen to the first hundred episodes of the $100 NBA show, but 1,800 plus episodes later, I know that those past episodes are cringe worthy because I've put in the work to improve.

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To wrap up today's lesson, get into video marketing. I'm going to give you two options to get started. That is very very easy. Number one is the vlog option where you literally just turn on your camera and you vlog. It's like journaling but on camera. What are you going to be working on today? What are your goals today? What are your fears? What are your thoughts? Share it with the world. You might not think it's important. Just think of it as a way of you journaling in public. The second option is what's called reaction videos. A lot of people need content so they can react to or create content for. These are becoming very, very pop comedy. But a lot of people do it for business too. They do it for different markets. For example, they might go ahead and look at a product on Amazon and say hey, this is why this is a great product. Let me tell you why and react to it. This could be the same with books or book reviews or movie reviews. Some people just need a trigger to start the conversation with their audience. That wraps up today's lesson. I hope you enjoyed it. I hope this motivates you. If you and inspires you to start with video marketing today's episode's not over though, because it's Free Ride Friday. Let's see who won this week's Free Ride and the winner is Jose Diaz. Jose Diaz says I love episode 16815 stars. I just listened to episode 1681 and loved every minute of it. It was a great conversation with Kyle York. It was about the most critical element of creating a perfect pitch deck. I look forward to listening to more. Well, thank you Jose for that great, great, great review. Your mission is to email me at omar00mba net so I can hook you up with the Lifetime Membership 2 Easy Course, our 30 day course on how to build your own online course. It retails for $500 or you can win it for free. Just leave us an Apple Podcast rating and review to enter our weekly random draw. Listen in on Friday to see if you won that easy. Thanks so much for listening. Before I go, I want to leave you with this Whether it's blogging or podcasting or video marketing, the hardest part of creating consist starting. You just got to get started. You just have to put out those first pieces of content and get the ball rolling. Once you do, you'll have momentum. You'll start to enjoy the process. The process will actually become easier because you've systematized it. You know exactly what comes first, second, third. It's not a blur. Just get started. Thanks so much for listening and I'll check you in Monday's episode. I'll see you then. Take care.

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