#140: How to Create a 5-Day Social Media Video Series for Rapid List Growth
Today we’re talking about doing LIVE with purpose—specifically Facebook Live, Periscope, Snapchat and Instagram Stories.
In fact, my guest, Nicole Walters, a sought-after online influencer, left her corporate job (she even gave her resignation live on Periscope!) to help entrepreneurs learn how their small wins can lead to big results. She is here diving into her 5-step process for creating a multi-day video series that will help you rapidly grow your email list.
Regardless of your platform, this step-by-step process for creating your own video series will work for you.
Get the step-by-step details here.
Despite the amazing results you can get from video, some entrepreneurs (new and experienced alike) let their fears and anxieties psyche them out of using it. If you’re ready to focus on building your list, this is where you want to be focusing.
These 5 steps will break down how to create your list building video series.
- What should your video series be about? We’ll cover that.
- How long should each video be? Yep, that one too.
- How do you grow your email list with each video? Check!
- and so much more
After listening, you will understand how to do social video the right way while building up your email list.
In addition to the 5 steps, this episode gives you best practices for using live video. I’m talking crucial dos and don’ts that are truly valuable for newbies and experts alike. In fact there’s one mistake that so many of us make. After hearing what it is and how to avoid it, you won’t make the same mistake!
This episode might be the most fun I’ve had all year! Send your fears and nerves packing and create videos with confidence and conviction now! Get started here!
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