Sheryl Plouffe shows how to cut filler words from on-camera speech. Record yourself to count the ums and ahs, then replace them with intentional pauses. Silence works better than noise.
Are you saying um and ah too often in your videos? My name is Sheryl Plouffe. I'm a video marketing strategist. Today, 2 tips on how to stop saying um and ah so often. Now here's the thing, if you're saying um and ah and it's not distracting, then you're fine. But if it's distracting from your message, then you do want to rein back on that. So here are the 2 tips. Number 1, record yourself and watch it back. I know you're not gonna want to do that, but you're gonna watch it back and count how many times you say it because Being aware of it is the first step. Number 2, pause. Take the time to pause instead of feeling like you have to fill that empty space with a sound. I hope you like those tips. If you want more strategies on how to build your business and brand with video or want to know how I built my business to 6 figures with video in my first year, you can go to CherylPlouffe.com.
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