How To Come Up With Video Ideas

Deciding to create video content for your business is not only a great way to build your authority, but it's also a great way to grow your community and connect with them on a deeper level. But what do you talk about on your videos today? I want to share with you how you can come up with video ideas, and these ideas would also work for blogging if you just want to stick to blogging. So hang around and I'm going to go over three different ways you can come up with video or blog ideas. Hey guys, welcome back to my channel. My name is Trena. If you are new here, I'm a video content strategist and I provide tips and tricks to online entrepreneurs for how to create a video content strategy that works for them and their business. If you aren't subscribed to this channel yet, make sure you go ahead by clicking the subscribe button below. And also check me out on social media. I will put where all I'm at right up here. So let's just jump right into the ideas. The first way you can come up with video ideas is to really think about your ideal client or customer's pain points. What are they really struggling with? What do they need your help with? By creating video content or blogs based on their pain point, you're really reaching out to them and they're able to grow a connection with you. And you're building your authority because you're providing help to a pain point that they're having. Now you can find out these pain points by emails that you get, or researching what people are posting in Facebook groups or online about something they're struggling with that revolves around your niche. So start looking around. Start seeing what it is that your clients or customers main pain points are and then start crafting content ideas around those specific pain points and how you can help them through that. Next, head to YouTube. You're already here, so go up to the search bar and start typing in an idea that you have. YouTube is going to try to predict what it is that you're going to write out. Whatever pops up in that search bar are actual phrases that people are already searching. You can see what it is that people are searching relating to your niche. YouTube is giving it right to you. You can also check out other people in your niche that are on YouTube and check out what kinds of videos they're making, what types of content they're creating for their audience. Now don't go copy their video, but take their content idea and make it your own. Provide your opinion or spin it a different way, but those are some great ways to really come up with content ideas that your ideal client want to hear and finally plan out. Ask your audience. Ask them on social media what do they want to know more about? Ask your email list, what would they like to have more information on? Just plainly ask them what they want to hear from you about. They'll do the work for you. They'll send you your topics and then make a video based on what they send you. So these were three different ways that you can really come up with good content ideas to help your ideal clients and really attract a larger audience. If you want to learn how to create video content just like this, I have a brand new masterclass. If if you want to check out more about this masterclass, it's a step by step process on how to get started with video content. Go ahead and click the link right up here. It'll also be down in the description box below for you to find out more information on this masterclass. I want to know what are some ways you currently come up with content ideas? How do you come up with your blog ideas? How do you come up with your video ideas? Share down in the comments below. Help us all out. Let's get great ideas from each other so that we never run out of ideas for for content. If you like this type of video, make sure you give it a thumbs up. Share it out on social media. The social share buttons are down below the Twitter the Pinterest. Go ahead and share this video there. And as always, thank you so much for taking the time to watch my video and I will see you next time. Bye.