How to Make Videos on a Budget | Ep. #270
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In Episode #270, Eric and Neil discuss how to make videos on a budget. Tune in to learn why videos are significant to you content strategy and why you should hire a videographer and video editor instead of doing everything on your own.
Time Stamped Show Notes:- 00:27 – Today’s topic: How to Make Videos on a Budget
- 00:50 – It is important to have videos as part of your content strategy
- 00:58 – Videos are easier to consume and can be seen everywhere
- 01:14 – If you’re just starting, do live videos with Facebook and YouTube
- 01:20 – Just take out your iPhone and talk into it
- 01:34 – Check Tai Lopez who spends millions on video
- 01:58 – Use Animoto to turn your simple videos into an ad
- 02:13 – Sean Duran’s explainer videos
- 02:24 – Explainer videos should have a script that answers objections
- 02:43 – Neil pitched some of his friends to be his videographer and editor
- 03:08 – Neil’s friend posted a videographer job listing for $3K a month
- 03:15 – The responses were crazy
- 03:40 – Eric had a job post in Workable for a videographer and received 400 applications
- 04:15 – Videographers are in demand
- 04:25 – You can get videographers and video editors on a budget
- 04:58 – Marketing School is giving away a one year annual subscription for LeadQuizzes which allows you to collect leads from the quizzes you made
- 05:05 –To win, rate, review, and subscribe to Marketing School
- 05:11 - Text MARKETINGSCHOOL to 33444
- 05:19 – Neil tested LeadQuizzes on one of his websites, Nutrition Secrets
- 05:43 – It increased Neil’s leads over 500%
- 06:05 – That’s it for today’s episode!
- Going live on social media is one of the easiest ways to start with videos.
- Videographers are currently in demand—find one who can deliver what you need at a price you can afford.
- High quality videos boost your conversion rates, it’s definitely worth investing in.
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