Don't Waste Your Time Reading From a Tele Prompter

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Don't try to do this alone. Get someone to help you film the day you're gong to film and' make wo wait a second, like cause i' i'm a one woman show. So i actually had my husband, who knows nothing about video marketng, get behind the camera so i can make a few videos. And it really does take a lot of that stress off of you and just help you concentrate on making a great video. It's very dangerous. You have to be really, really good reading out of a tele prompter, and most of us are not, myself included. Taking that stress out also kind of changes the game for your video making.

On this episode of the Online Marketing Made Easy podcast, we talk about a topic that I have a love/hate relationship with, and that's video marketing. I love video, because it has been one of the most important ways I've built my brand, but I hate it at times because it doesn't come naturally to me.

Since I'm not a video marketing expert, and because I believe that video is essential for anyone building a brand online, I asked a good friend of mine, James Wedmore, who is a YouTube and Video Marketing Expert to come on the show and share his tips and proven video marketing strategies that you can implement today, even if your budget and experience with video up to this point is limited.

In this episode, here’s what we’ll cover:

How James created a wildly successful video around a list-building strategy -- a strategy that you can model for your own business.
Why videos James created in college to promote an entirely different business are still paying dividends today.
How James plans his video marketing efforts to make the whole video making process much easier.
How to create great videos without being on camera.
What you have to do first before you can raise the bar on the quality of your videos.
How to get around using a teleprompter without memorizing an entire video script.
The list-building with video strategy that James personally uses.
The simple 6-step process that James uses for all of his videos, that you can easily copy, regardless of your level of experience with videos.