Triggering the Expected Results from your Online Efforts.
Over at Raúl’s blog @biancaest wrote a Basic Green Screen effect Tutorial post which we would like you to take a look at.
Here is a test and sample video we created to test out the steps Bianca included in the post.
Thanks to Artifex creation for the background picture.
Comedian @timwasher who is the Cisco Social Media guy (as it is stated on his twitter bio) took the opportunity to demonstrate 4 ways to say I love you.
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The Perfect Gift for Valentine’s Day from Tim Washer on Vimeo.
I think @timwasher gives a great example in how with a mix of humor and creativity you can get your products known and content shared.
How can you take your products and add humor and creativity inspiring interest in your content?
Solving your customers problems is one of the best ways to earn their trust.
I thought this commercial was very effective in demonstrating how Sears Optical can keep you away from being embarrassed.
In what ways do you send a clear message on how you can keep your customers out of trouble?
For those of you who thought that @chrisbrogan needed to talk, write, or blog to get a message across this video is proof of the opposite:
I am always looking at ways for people to understand that businesses have to have that human touch. A few days ago I was talking to someone who decided not to get more information because once the requested more detail of a product the person on the other side decided to send them to the website for more information.
Once you have someone engaged in your product please take the time to assist them in learning more. I think this subject is great for another post.
I also really wanted to show a video that is very effective in getting a message across without any dialogue.
Watch the great video and let me know if you really get the message @chrisbrogan is trying to convey.
How do you send your message out without writing or speaking?
Do you have a clear enough message that speech or writing is not needed to be understood?
On many ocassions I find corporate videos online that are not worth even hitting the play button.
That is why I was very happy with the simple but great video I stumbled upon in a tweet from @tedrubin that had a link to a great video.
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I agree with @tedrubin this is the way a company needs to make videos to make people understand its services.
What methods do you use to have people understand your products and services?