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When you have a high view count you are saying that Screen Profits you know what you're doing and you're an effective marketer. You're also saying that your video and information is good enough that lots of people have taken the time to check it out perhaps even multiple times.
So how do you up your view count. First of all the best views are real organic views. Yes, there are things that you can use that will up your view count quickly by refreshing the page for you automatically but it's frowned upon and really it's not helping you out that much with your business. You want views that are real. You want real people looking at your videos and getting your information.
When our clients come to our studio for a website video, we like them to be prepared. By that I mean they need to have a clear idea of what they want to say and preferably a script. If I'm emailed the script the night before the shoot, I can put the text into my iPhone and then use it as a tele-prompter, which I fix just above the camera.
But is this the best way to get a good performance out of a client, or, indeed, to make the client look as good as possible on screen? It's surprising how intimidated clients are by the camera, and we tend to get presentations ranging from nanny Mary Poppins to a rabbit caught in the headlights. Plus some clients seem to peer at the tele-prompter, making it obvious that it is there, and looking as though a visit to Specsavers would be recommended.
So how do we get the best out of our performers? Our work really starts before the shoot when we give advice on what to wear. Modern business dress seems to be much more casual in the day of the Internet entrepreneur and business people are following the fashion. Suits for men are still in vogue, but the tie is less popular. Ladies always seem to me to look fashionable, although the dress code here is moving towards the casual rather than the formal. We're quite happy with anything the client thinks suitable with the caveat that green should be avoided if we are shooting with our green-screen background. And modern cameras are unhappy with stripes and checks. Apart from that, it's pretty much your choice.
But the real secret to a good performance is to be enthusiastic in your delivery. I coach people to think that the next message they are going to give to their prospects via the medium of video is going to be the best news since sliced bread. The thought process has to be, 'Hey, buddy, just wait until I tell you about this'. This gives an incredible lift to the performance, and although a little theatrical, will make the presentation come alive. By the way, we never pressurise clients to get it right in one. They take as many takes as they want before we say the magic words, 'It's a rap' (from the old movie term 'Rewind And Print')
http://www.binaryforexacademy.com/screen-profits-review/
So how do you up your view count. First of all the best views are real organic views. Yes, there are things that you can use that will up your view count quickly by refreshing the page for you automatically but it's frowned upon and really it's not helping you out that much with your business. You want views that are real. You want real people looking at your videos and getting your information.
When our clients come to our studio for a website video, we like them to be prepared. By that I mean they need to have a clear idea of what they want to say and preferably a script. If I'm emailed the script the night before the shoot, I can put the text into my iPhone and then use it as a tele-prompter, which I fix just above the camera.
But is this the best way to get a good performance out of a client, or, indeed, to make the client look as good as possible on screen? It's surprising how intimidated clients are by the camera, and we tend to get presentations ranging from nanny Mary Poppins to a rabbit caught in the headlights. Plus some clients seem to peer at the tele-prompter, making it obvious that it is there, and looking as though a visit to Specsavers would be recommended.
So how do we get the best out of our performers? Our work really starts before the shoot when we give advice on what to wear. Modern business dress seems to be much more casual in the day of the Internet entrepreneur and business people are following the fashion. Suits for men are still in vogue, but the tie is less popular. Ladies always seem to me to look fashionable, although the dress code here is moving towards the casual rather than the formal. We're quite happy with anything the client thinks suitable with the caveat that green should be avoided if we are shooting with our green-screen background. And modern cameras are unhappy with stripes and checks. Apart from that, it's pretty much your choice.
But the real secret to a good performance is to be enthusiastic in your delivery. I coach people to think that the next message they are going to give to their prospects via the medium of video is going to be the best news since sliced bread. The thought process has to be, 'Hey, buddy, just wait until I tell you about this'. This gives an incredible lift to the performance, and although a little theatrical, will make the presentation come alive. By the way, we never pressurise clients to get it right in one. They take as many takes as they want before we say the magic words, 'It's a rap' (from the old movie term 'Rewind And Print')
http://www.binaryforexacademy.com/screen-profits-review/
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