Pay attention to today’s lesson, because inside it, you will learn how to create powerful and response invoking content for your followers. To be able to help your videos go viral, you first need to understand how to create content that people would love to watch.
And inside today’s lesson, I break it down in easy to follow steps for you.
Make sure you download the Lesson 4 Mini Workbook, and go through the exercises.
Until next time…
Gideon Shalwick
Video Transcript
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Hi! Welcome back to Lesson 4 of the Rapid Video Blogging mini-course.
How did you find the previous lessons? How did you get on? Were you able to find your sweet spot (from our first lesson)? Have you been able to create your own first video? How about setting up your video domination hub?
So far, you’ve learned all about those things: Finding your sweet spot, getting some videos recorded and setting up your video domination hub. If you haven’t done that yet, go back to those lessons. There’ll be links below this video. Make sure you’ve got them implemented because you’ll need them to be able to go on with the mini-course.
THE CONCEPT OF CONTENT CREATION
Inside this video, I want to talk about the all-important concept of Content Creation.
Content is going to be the most important thing for your channel and for your videos to help them spread throughout the internet. It’s one thing creating average content but it’s another thing creating consistently great content. And inside this video, I’m going to show you and share with you some tips for how you can create amazing, response-invoking content.
You really want to be able to target those four areas we talked about previously. You want to be able to educate; you want to be able to entertain, report, or just have fun with socializing.
Those are the fours kinds of videos that you’ll be creating for your channel. Basically, all other kinds of videos, all other categories will fall underneath one of those four areas.
So you can decide – you can use one of those four, or have a combination of more than one of those four. It’ll be up to you. You’ll know best what your audience wants and the kind of information that you need to provide on your channel.
High Quality:
Your information also needs to be high quality. People love receiving high quality information. I’m not necessarily talking about the production value here, it’s the content that people are most often most interested in.
You need to make sure that your content is spread-worthy. It’s the kind of content that people want to spread to their audience.
I mentioned response-invoking; that is very important. You want to make sure that your videos create some sort of a response from your audience so that they leave a comment or so that they click on the like button or share with their friends – some kind of a response. You need to create your content in such a way that people will want to respond.
Regular:
You also need to be able to create your content regularly. That’s very important, especially in a place like YouTube. The more regular you have content, the more YouTube loves you and the more your audience will love you for it as well.
I just wanted to say those quick things before we get started with today’s lesson and keep that in mind as you create your content.
Why create content? Let’s dig into that a little bit further. Why create high quality content?
I mentioned this a little bit before, but when you create high quality content, people are much more likely to spread that for you. This is very very important.
Occasionally, you’ll get some bad videos spreading all by itself, but then they’ve got to be really really bad. In fact, so bad, that everybody wants to tell their friends and family about how bad this video is. There are plenty of those examples.
But in general, bad videos don’t spread. I’m talking about boring, unexciting, not funny, not interesting type of videos that will not naturally spread on their own. You need to create these videos so that people would want to spread them.
Engaging:
You want to make it engaging. Engaging content helps your video stick in people’s minds. When it’s engaging, people will go and tell all their friends about it. So make sure that your videos are engaging as well. Engage people in your content.
For example, I often ask people to leave comments and that’s something that you can definitely do. Get them to interact with you.
The other thing about regular content that I did not mention before is that when you have regular content, it helps you dominate. This is what all of these is about. When you have regular content, it helps you dominate. The more videos that you can create over a certain period of time, the better.
For example, say if you can create a video once a week; in a year’s time that will be 52 videos. If someone else creates two videos a week, that’s 104 videos every year. Compare it to someone else who’s not doing anything like that, you’re going to be miles ahead of them as time goes by. So that’s just absolutely important.
THE PROCESS
Let’s now get to the How-Stage and talk a little bit about that. There’s a process to this.
As with everything, if you want to be successful, you’ve got to figure out a nice process or a system that’s easy to follow and easy for you to duplicate. What this does is it just frees you up.
Once you have a process or a system in place, it automates your content creation to a very big extent and frees you up to be able to do other things. To spend your time more on the marketing of your business or another great content that you want to create for your business. So let’s talk about that a little bit as well.
I’ll probably put up an image over here that I’m going to go through – a system here that I like to talk about. It’s a system that I’ve developed, you’re welcome to modify it as you like. I also mentioned that inside my report, Rapid Video Blogging.
1. Idea Creation
The first stage is idea creation. This is where you just come up with the idea of the video that you want to create. Often, these ideas will come to you from inside or from other people; or from something you’ve read on the internet or in books, or if you’ve been through a course. Basically this is the stage where you collect your ideas and come up with them.
That’s an important stage. You need to have a place where you collect all your ideas. I have a place in my computer. As soon as I get an idea, I write it down in there and keep it there for future, whenever I need a new idea to record for my channel.
2. Studio Setup
If you don’t have a permanent studio, you’ll probably want to set one up. Or setup your recording area every time before you record your video. You’ll need some sort of a process like that. If you already have a studio like I have here, it’s amazing! You can just walk in and hit the record button and you’re ready to go.
But think about that, how can you set up your recording studio so it’s all automated and you can just walk in.
3. Record
Next stage is really just recording. In my case, I’ve got a little remote control like this one here and when I’m ready, I just click the button and it records. I can stand in position, click the button and record. Once I’m done I click it again and it stops and I’m ready to rock.
Think about it. If you don’t have a cameraman, get yourself a remote control so that you can easily record your videos.
4. Upload Files
The next stage is to upload it to your computer. This is simply where you take your camera to your computer or the SD card in your camera and take that to your computer or depending on which camera you’re using – you need to get your files onto your computer.
There are so many different makes and models out there. If you’re using something like the Kodak Zi8, which is one that I’ve recommended before, it’s super easy! You just take the SD card from inside the camera. You can plug it into your card reader for your computer and click and drag the files onto your computer. Super easy; really really easy!
5. Edit Videos
The next stage is the edit stage. I’ve mentioned some software that you can use for both PC and Mac. This is where either yourself or someone else edits it. And you’ll notice here that there are different streams here. There are three streams in my particular process, which means that I don’t have to be doing everything. The streams indicate a different person working on any of those particular tasks.
You can think about how you can do that as well. How you can get other people to help you with this process. The editing, at the moment, someone else takes care of that for me. I don’t have to worry about it.
6. Upload to YouTube
Uploading to YouTube is the next stage, I still take care of that. Copywriting for YouTube, I still do that as well. But eventually, I want to outsource that as well.
7. Transcription
The next stage is that I get my videos transcribed. I add the text of the video in both my video on YouTube and also on my blog. If you visit my blog at GideonShalwick.com, any of the blog posts with my videos on it, you’ll see a good example of that.
Right below my video somewhere is a link you can click on and it will expand to see the transcript of my video. That’s really useful for SEO by the way, so I transcribe all my videos.
8. Blog Post
Next, I turn all of that into a blog post. Either myself or one of my staff creates that for me.
9. SEO
Then I might have some SEO. That’s next in the stage where I create some backlinks to my videos.
10. iTunes
Finally, I also make sure that I’ve got it setup so that my feed goes into iTunes. So that the video that I have on YouTube is also into iTunes.
I do teach how to do that (it’s quite technical) inside my Rapid Video Blogging Course. So it’s a little bit advanced to go into for this lesson.
That’s really the process. I’ve just gone through it really quickly here just to give you a taste of the process that I use or a simplified version of the process that I use; and to make you realize that you don’t have to do everything.
At the moment, the biggest part for me is the idea creation and the recording of the videos. From that point onwards a lot of it gets automated by my team or the systems that I’ve put in place.
So think about how you can create your own system for content creation so that it’s easy for you. Easy and automated – so that you can get your content coming out quickly and still at very high quality.
SHOW DESIGN
Next up, I want to talk about Show Design – the design of your show. If you want to have a regular type of show, where it has a similar format for each one. That can be quite good and helps your audience know what to expect for each of your videos coming up.
There are some very good video channels on YouTube where they follow a specific format for each of these videos.
One example is the channel HotForWords. It’s a wonderful example of having a set kind of show and a set kind of sequence. And people just love it; they respond to it really well.
Of course, there are four different categories of videos that I’ve already identified. So what I’d like to do now it just give you an example of a typical kind of format you can use for each of your videos in those particular areas or categories.
1. Educate
Let’s look at the EDUCATE one. One that I really enjoy is the one where you do three things: First, you tell them what you want to tell them. Then, you tell them. And then, you tell them what you’ve just told them. That’s a classic way of education going through that process.
When you tell people what you’re going to tell them, the introduction, it’s really just setting the scene, giving people an overview of what’s coming up.
When you actually tell them, there’s another thing you can do here. This is now the meat, the content of your video. I use a little formula called S-E-E.
S – State what you want to talk about. State your main point.
E – Explain your main point.
E – Example.
You may have three main points inside your content. If you have that kind of structure, S-E-E for each one of those points, then it’s a really easy way for people to follow what you’re saying. It’s a great way for education.
So, first is Introduction. Then use the SEE formula for your main points. And then conclude by summarizing what you’ve just told people.
Very very simple structure; that’s the one I use most often. It works like game busters. Sometimes I have some variations to make it a little bit interesting. But that’s the main guts of it.
2. Entertain
The next category of course is to ENTERTAIN – entertainment type of videos. Here’s just one example of how you can do it. There are many many ways you can make your videos entertaining, but here’s just one show type of example.
The first thing is to set up the show, or set up the rest of your episode or video and build up some anticipation for what’s coming up. Have some sort of setup stage.
A really good example is a program like Lost, the TV series, where they always have this setup at the beginning. They show what happened last time and they have some hints of what’s coming up in that particular episode. It really just sort of creates this open loop for you to want to watch whatever is coming up next.
The next stage could be the revealing or the surprise of what is actually inside the video. This is where you can do your entertainment. This is the bulk of your video, where you actually entertain and surprise and do whatever else you do to entertain you audience.
And then at the end, you can have a cliffhanger. This is a really nice way to end your videos for entertainment. A cliffhanger is where you say, “What’s going to happen next?” Or, “Wait for the next video to find out what happens next.”
I don’t know, you can come up with your own idea of creating that open loop once again with a really nice cliffhanger. Watch some of the big TV shows; watch some of the big, important or powerful and popular YouTube channels. See what they do. Learn from them. And get some ideas for how you can develop your own show.
3. Report
The next category of course is to REPORT. This is your News type of shows or Sports News type of shows. There’s a set formula that you can use for this as well. I’ll just share with you one.
What I recommend you do actually is to watch news shows or any kind of reporting shows on television or other YouTube channels. Look at the structure that they’re using for their reporting. Don’t look at the content as much, more on the structure. And you’ll get some revealing information.
A formula that works really well for this is to start off with the headlines of your main stories. And then get straight into your short stories, not the main ones, the smaller stories, but with the anticipation of building up to the main story right at the end.
News channels are often really really good at this. They leave the main story right at the end to help you watch and to encourage you to keep on watching the whole program. They are very clever like this.
Of course, you build that up to your main story. Once you’ve got that, you go on to your quick summary where you basically repeat your main headlines but maybe with a bit of extra information or extra twist, or something like that. But it’s really just a way to quickly summarize what you’ve just shared inside your news event.
The other thing that you can do at the end is to have a nice future revelation that’s coming up inside perhaps the next news episode that you have planned. Have it something special; leave it at a sort of a high note, leaving people wanting to come back and watch your next episode. Very important.
4. Socialize
The final one is the SOCIALIZE one. This is really where you pretty much just do whatever tickles your fancy to socialize, and to have fun and to have that interaction with the community on YouTube. This is the most creative sort of area.
Videos like “Charlie Bit My Finger.” It’s very very popular; I think at the time of this recording, it’s the number five most popular video ever. For a long time, it was number one. That’s a really good example of a socialize type of video where people just wanted to share it with their friends and it went totally viral.
So those are the four areas – four different structures that you can use for each of the shows. I encourage you to use that if you want to. But also develop it and make it your own. Look for other structures, other models that can fit in to those categories.
SUMMARY:
Alright, let’s quickly summarize what you’ve learned inside this video.
First of all, I’ve talked about the type of content that you can create. I talked about the importance of making it high quality, making it engaging and making it regular. Those three things are very important.
Before you create your videos or even think about them, think about how you can make them high quality, engaging and regular. How you can get your videos happening regularly.
Then I talked about setting up your own process and the process that I use that works really well for me. It’s really important that you can set up this process for yourself. It may not be as complicated as mine. It can be a lot simpler.
The idea is that you just see all the different things that need to happen in your video production process so that you can see which part you absolutely need to be part of, and which part you can give to other people to help you get the work done a lot faster.
That’s one of my secrets for pumping videos so quickly. I often get a lot of help to get them done very quickly. In the beginning, I did all of it myself; don’t be mistaken. But as you progress, you can start getting more people to help you get your videos done.
Then of course, I talked about the different show structures that you can use. Once again, I encourage you to watch other people, watch other popular channels. Copy their structure. There’s nothing wrong with copying structure; there’s no copyright to these structures. It’s just the content that is copyrighted.
You can learn a lot from other professional and popular channels, news channels, even on television. Get some ideas from those people and those places to enhance your own video content quality.
That’s pretty much it. What I’d like you to do next is to look below this video. There’s a download for another little workbook for this particular lesson. Print it out, go through the steps and set up your own process. Set up your own structure for your own show.
Go through that process at least once to test it and to see whether it works for you. Draw it out; draw a picture; draw a flow diagram of your whole process. Copy mine… whatever you do, give it a shot. Go through the process yourself. And see how much easier this becomes.
At the beginning, it might be a little bit complicated or time-consuming. But as you go through the process more and more, it’ll just become easier and easier.
So what’s coming up next?
Inside the next lesson, we’re going into the crux of my whole Rapid Video Blogging system. I’m going to share with you the growth strategies that I’ve used to help me get more views, get more traffic, get more leads and help me make more money from what I’m doing.
It’s building up towards the monetization lesson. This next one, the Growth Strategies one – it’s going to blow you away; there’s going to be some very very interesting information in there that I’m going to show you and share with you. I am sure you’re going to love it.
Keep your eyes peeled for the next message inside your email inbox. That’ll be the next lesson.
Thanks so much for watching. I’ll see you inside the next video.
Thanks for the great info., Gideon.
What editing software did you use for the text and image animations in this video?
Hey Agnelo,
Gideon answered that question in lesson 2. Here’s the link
http://rapidvideoblogging.com/resources/lesson-2-901/
For PC Users: Sony Vegas Studio HD
For Mac Users: ScreenFlow
@Angelo
The text and image animations were done in Adobe After Effects.
I own Sony Vegas and Screenflow. You can animate text and graphics in both, but not to this degree of sophistication. Adobe After Effects is required.
Hope this helps.
Scott
Hey Angelo, Pat and Scott
Yeah my editor is using Adobe After Effects for these videos. But you can create some pretty nifty videos with just ScreenFlow. Here is an example:
http://gideonshalwick.com/how-to-be-confident-on-camera/
Gideon
I haven’t seen any mention of Camtasia??? Your thoughts?
Camtasia works fine too – esp the latest version
Hi Gideon!
Well, again, great video, very interesting and helpful.
Thank you so much for sharing!
Still wondering how to do the text effect on my own?
Any tips or recommandations you can give to do it by myself?
Thanks again.
Lili
Hi Gideon
Thanks for the continued lessons with GREAT content. I have been making a movie a day for the past 77 days part of a series i am putting on Face Book for eternity for my children. They have been inspired by Napoleon Hill. What I have done is read his material and made a series of flip charts on A4 hand drawn scanned them and then made a simple Keynote /imovie with music.
I have had so much fun doing this and in fact the life lessons have now been ingrained in me.
I have found this method teaching street smart business skills allowing me to create as much video content as I would ever need.
In all practical and life skill books there are 3 things.
Tips …idea
Warnings…obvious don’t do this
Keys..essential to succeed
Once you separate these out it gives you the most simplistic approach to the lessons.
So you can read draw and design any course on any given subject.
That’s my tip for you my friend as you have given me so much.
God Bless
Hi Collin,
your idea sounds good – but why do you hide the location, where we could find your videos ?!
Paul
Paul,
I dont feel it is appropriate to promote my information on Gideons page. I casn be contacted at colinburr@learnaccountingfast.com I trust this doesn’t offend you Gideon.
Hey Colin
Thank you for the great tips!
Great to hear about the videos you’ve been doing – great that you’ve done so many! That is awesome!
Gideon
I agree with you Gideon adding a video on a regular basis is very valuable to your followers. I believe an email campaign based on PLF system say over a 12 week period to add value with each email. this can involve a soft call to action each time. i am exploring the thought of adding the email to face Book as well as making the email into a movie and posting this on you tube also. that means full leverage of your efforts from email to FB to Blog post and to you tube. this would give you maximum exposure with minimum effort. I do this by reading books and summarizing the books in a flip chart series designed to make the viewer think for the information maybe good but you need to think how you can apply the tips warnings and keys into your life. Most people watch and do nothing. information wont make you a $1,00,00 action will my question is what are you going to do now. Thanks for your great inspiring videos Gideon. I watch and read any email you send me.
Awesome tips Gideon as usual! But how about tutorial effect?
Hi Gideon,
Thank you for excellent tutorial, as always. Everything is straight forward and easy to understand and as well ready to implement.
I would like to have a question about the video transcript you are doing. Is this done manually or is there any kind of a software, which can help with that kind of procedure? I will be glad if I could have your answer on that.
Thank you again for your time and effort in creating your content.
Best regards from Poland,
Robert Olinski
The transcript gets done manually by my team Robert. But you can also use a service like http://www.WordsIntoProfits.com to get it done for you at a very reasonable price.
You could try out something like the Dragon speech recognition software, but I think that may be a little tricky as it does not allow for punctuational etc…
Gideon
Amazing stuff Gideon. lovin’ the editing and all the great info!
brilliant stuff.
Awesome content as always, thanks Gideon
hi Gidweon,
i have my own spot on youtube but still don’t have strong traffic, how do you advise me to get more traffic?
Ah… that is the topic of the next video in the series ranya!
Coming soon…
Gideon
Once again thanks for a great informative video, I’ve picked up some great tips along the way now and the work books are also a great idea too and make me actually work through them and try and make something of video marketing….
Cheers now!
Great stuff Wayne – glad the workbooks are proving useful cos it’s taken me quite a bit of extra work to get them done for you…
Keep up the great work!
Gideon
You are the man, Gideon. Thank you for taking time to provide this powerful information! Blessings to the family!
Thanks Cory! Great to see you hangin’ around here!
Hi Gideon…great video. Thanks for doing such a thorough job!
Question: did you shoot this video using the Canon 60D? If so, do you normally have to do adjust your exposure in the manual setting? I have a Nikon that doesn’t allow for manual exposure and after tweaking white balance, using plenty of light, etc…the videos still lack a crisp white look. I concluded that it must be due to the auto exposure. Can you confirm if this sounds right to you? I’m stuck! I’m considering the Canon 60D to allow for manual exposure. Thanks so much!
That could be the issue yes GB – I am recording with the 60D for these videos yes.
Have you tried playing around with the exposure settings during editing? Sometimes that can fix the issue as well kind of.
GIdeon
Thanks Gideon. I did try adjusting it in the editing software but it required too much adjustment, resulting some noise. I can’t imagine it is anything else other than the exposure settings. I tried everything and made myself crazy over it. Not sure what else I could be missing. thanks again.
@GB – You can set up virtually all film, digital cameras and video cameras to compensate the exposure when shooting so that you don’t have to do too much tweaking in editing.
Look for exposure compensation in the index of your owner’s manual, or look for the +/- button on your camera. If you find your videos are under exposed (this typically happens when shooting on white backgrounds) then try setting the exposure compensation to +1 or +2. This will ADD light when you’re shooting. Do some tests and see how it goes.
Awesome stuff, again very well shot done.
Make it happen Wednesday??!!
Today /just after the latest Google update/ all my YT channels get PR 5
just by following RVB rapport and course and just like described somewhere in RVB !!
Something I’ve never achieved with my static sites.
So I couldn’t help bragging about.
http://www.youtube.com/user/LekarzMedycynyPracy – my business channel
user/GABINET1964 – personal channel about my city
user/WideoMarketingOnline
user/kursantwroclaw – The channel I’m in charge of
That is brilliant news Darek! Congratulations!
This was a GREAT help to me, Gideon, thank you. I’ve been struggling with a few things on how to put together my videos and this will help me a ton! Most of my vids will be Education/ tutorials- and I really like your SEE point. I’m gonna use that 😉
Sweet!
Amazing video Gideon. One thing I like the most in your videos is that you break complicated things in simple chunks and explain it in a very easy to follow process that helps us to take action immediately.
Thank you once again for such a great quality video.
GS,
Bots crawl your transcripts as attachments? I read we should have the transcript in full text form on the site to get good SEO lovin’?
Yeah that seems to be the case Steve! At least on YouTube if no-where else.
Eg, do a search on YouTube for the phrase “piet beukman” – you will see my video comes up as the first result. But when you look at the video, you will notice that the phrase “piet beukman” is nowhere to be found in the title, description or tags… it’s only in the transcript.
Who knows where this will lead in the future, so you might as well start doing it
Gideon
Gideon,
another great video! Just waiting my friend — to get my hands on the rapid video blogging full course..
I hope it comes at the end of this video series.
Gideon,
I ‘ve watched the majority of video you have put out there and this is the best one yet. Love the white background and clean popups.
Thanks Bill! I’ve put a lot of effort into this series – glad you’re liking it!
Lots more coming up…
Gideon
Hey Gideon,
Your movies are inspiring! I love the method of using the transcription of the video as a blog post! I think that, combined with seo, is pure genius for creating and spreading great content. I just wonder, wouldn’t having the transcription on your blog and on youtube be a duplicate content issue? It is the exact same thing as what is said in the video. Isn’t that duplicating content? I am just asking because I want to implement this on my own website and had this concern.
Also, when you upload to iTunes, do you upload just the video or do you upload a podcast of the video, or both?
Thanks again for the fantastic videos!
Hi Gideon,
Baboon Syndrome
I’m suffering from Baboon Syndrome on my YouTube video’s.
My problem is that with all my videos the still shots or starting frame that’s on my channel for each video are just frightening I just look like a Demented Baboon. I’m ugly enough without YouTube’s help. Examples on my YouTube – http://youtu.be/_-gmAhTQ-80 . I know of the 3 frame choice in the editing section of YouTube but when they are all dreadful! I suppose it may be a case of it is what it is and you cannot change it.
But I did think It was worth asking.
Just as a matter of interest I spent 4 months writing and researching, keyword researching on a site that’s now been up 180 days but with this homeless one I followed you the best I could, Though no reasearch or keyword tools used and I have had 25% of the others sites traffic amount in about 18 days using video and FB. It has poorly written diary type posts and is doing far better than my other keyword targeted site.
I only used windows live movie maker and a free Mov to Flv converter as I dont have any spare money.
Quite bizarrely some of my stuff on the homeless site and YouTube is also now on the first page of google and I have no clue, as, to the why or the how.
Ian UK
Hi Gideon
Stupidly, I forgot to say thank for doing this series I am really enjoying learning from you, you’re a great teacher.
Ian UK
Thanks for all the helpful information. I look forward to lesson #5.
wowee, absolute killer content once again …. thank u gideon, u r impeccably inspiring!
Hi Gideon,
I recently got locked out of my old YouTube account. I immediately reviewed some of your videos as to what the best approach would be. I decided to launch a new YouTube Channel. Based on your lessons it was the right thing to do. I decided to launch it with an uplifting U2 video – no sales- just some good old GenX inspiration.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fULddCjcRMs&feature=channel_video_title
Thanks for all the great lessons.
Peace.
Gideon,
Is this the last in the series? I thought you said there would be 7 of them…please confirm…thx
I like the SEE concept. All your video demonstrate the concepts that you teach.
Gideon,
You talk about copywriting your material for YouTube. What does this mean exactly?
Great tips here Gideon. I made an educational video today and stuck to the S-E-E principles and it worked very well. I always sort of did this naturally, but I think I kept my video lesson more on track and shorter by consciously using S-E-E. People have shorter and shorter attention spans, not to mention bandwidth! Thanks again!
Hai Gideon,
It is a huge revealation for me on how to structure the content of the programme. I did subscribe for your full course and realised that the free stuff video runs much faster. Is it because of the jw player or have you started using a new player? Is a player important when you play the video on you tube? Raghu
Thanks Gideon as a newbie always great info
Hello Gideon,
Thank you again for all the videos. It’s so informative.
Can you tell me how you make a transcript of your video? By hand or with software?
Anyway, thank you again.
Cedric from France
I have gotten into mobile marketing. We can build mobile websites for businesses and some people would still like to use video on their mobile website. The problem is that flash doesn’t sow on iphones and other phones seem to take a long time to download. Is there a way to say put a you tube clip to download quickly on a mobile website? Can they be split into small snippets that download quickly and the other clips download behind them and it seems seamless in watching a video? A short download time and quick load and play. Or is there a program that would handle that process?
Thanks
Rick
hello gideon,
am a goog follower of your lessons, but the problem is that an new to this blogging thing, i dont’t know where and how to start.
i think i missed your first lessons on how to creat blogs. I want to creat 3 like i learnt in the roadmad to bloggin but don’t know how, please i need your help.
thank you a lot sir.
HELLO GIDEON, PLEASE I DID NOT RECEIVE THE LESSON THREE ON MY ADDRESS, PLEASE CAN YOU KINDLY SEND IT TO ME, I WANT TO FOLLOW THE LESSONS SEQUENTIALY
hi gideon, plesae i need lesson three of become a blogger, and all the lessons on rapid video blogging please i don’t have any of them, i would be so much grateful
We need your help…….Pastor Eric Johnson
Hi Gideon
Thanks for the continued lessons with GREAT content.Everything is straight forward and easy to understand and as well ready to implement.
Hey Gideon, great video series. I just discovered you last weekend and I’m a little obsessed with you (not in a creepy way!).
I’m wondering about duplicate content. Popping your videos on YouTube and embedding on your blog are cool with Google for SEO purposes?
Thanks so much and keep ’em coming!
Thanks for the wonderful video. Where can I buy the kind of remote control you are using. I think it will be very helpful
Thanks
Hi Gideon!
I just found you and love your tutorials, thank-you for such great information. I’m so inspired by everything you post and have already started implementing your awesome ideas. I hope I can upgrade and do the full course soon 😉
Cheers!
Katreece
Hi Gideon,
I am loving your free videos so far, I love your youtube channel. can you tell me how you get the header across the top and how you get the optin box there as well.
Thanks Margot
Hello Gideon,
Thanks for this lesson. I think, since I’m teaching people how to arrange music for various instrumental settings, the best category for me is “Education”.
With friendly greetings,
Hans
Nice video Gideon!!! Thank you very match for your tips!
CHECK ALSO MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL: Djkiller1807 (there you can learn everything about tecnology,how-to,e.t.c.) http://www.youtube.com/user/djkiller1807?feature=guide
many thanks, very useful!
Jon
Thank you for making all of this information available. i am enjoying learning with you!
Hi. In your workflow at SEO stage you mentioned iTunes, could you tell me what is the point of iTunes here? Can you upload your videos there or is there other reason? thanks, Sebastian.
iTunes gives you access to a totally new audience that may not be on YouTube.
Who do you use for your VA?
Great resource! What video editing program do you use for these mini lessons? Final Cut Pro?
my video guy uses Adobe After Effects – but for my own quick vids, I just use ScreenFlow on Mac.
Thanks so much for all you’re doing! Fabulous info and very self-empowering. Love your accent too! (I was born in Cape Town – loooooooong time ago!)
Gideon – I purchased a Zi8. It leaves a hum or buzz when I record…with or without A/C and with or without an external microphone. Kodak says firmware 1.06 clears that problem, but that’s what I already have on the camera. Did you run into this problem? – Mark
Regards Gideon. Thanks for sharing your interesting information. Tuto course I know that, I recommend to start being a professional video marketing. I follow your videos and although I do not speak English, I understand and use. Thanks and see you soon!
PD: (I speak spanish)