Video Terms You Need To Know (Episode 1 / 3)

As usual you two have provided us with great info that helps us better understand (in terms we’re familiar with) what we have to do and how to do those things easily.

Just a note though, the 3 animated banner ads and especially the top one really distract from the video. Good thing I like to listen to you guys even if I am not watching because after a minute or two I couldn’t watch because of the flashing. sorry.

I love your talking head video profits course and you’re just adding more to it every minute. Thanks so much

Terrie

You pushed me to see clearly where I do wrong: waiting for the perfect form as article, videos or any products. I work long hours to perfect the product and in fact never I am on the line.
Horrrei… Presenting the Blogs as a fast ramp in being in the public eye lifted a big stone from my shoulders.
Thank You.
A

I keep coming back to you Jim because you are the ‘real deal’.

After two solid years of subscribing to ALL the big names in Internet Marketing – I have deleted myself from most other lists because they all push the same re-hashed content – except Jim Edwards.

Jim, you’re far too ‘real’ and spontaneous to be an American (no offense meant to your fellow Americans!

What we Australians can detect in a blink is fakeness. You are not fake – and now you are teaching your natural skills with Talking Ahead Video course.

I want to bring you ‘downunder’ to Australia! Let’s talk Jim.

Hi Jim:

Great info. You have me thinking about how I can use this type of video to build a following for my products. I have already benefited from your article marketing e-books and am looking to expand my effectiveness.

Thanks for the inspiration!

R. Michael Stone, M.S. – Counselor
Creator of The Unlearn Smoking Success System?

One thing that will bring up anyone’s video following along is to do video on a schedule. You know, like a TV show does?

Bloggers do this, Jack Humphrey does this on his Friday Traffic Report and Phil DeFranco does this on YouTube.

When you deliver content on a regular scheduled basis it get’s into people’s brains and they get to know you. So my suggestion to everyone is to make a commitment to produce one video a week, same day, release it early in the morning.

No big deal, just a 2 minute question or tip. Brings your skills up at making video, gets you used to the camera and lets you find your video voice. (important)

Thanks Jim,
It’s fine now. Glad you weren’t mad at me…LOL
Terrie

Jim:

I have tried to watch this video with both explorer and firefox. For some reason, the video sputters at the beginning and I can’t figure out how to get it to play. I am running Windows 7.

Any thoughts?