Video production can be complex and expensive and jumping into making a video without the right information can leave you with a big investment in content that may not get you the results you need. Want to make sure your video gets a good row? Here are three questions you should be able to answer before you start making it. 

In the world of social media and online marketing, creating content can feel like feeding a beast that is always hungry. And, when you start pricing out video production or design for a campaign, feeding that beast may look like it’s going to eat your budget alive. But, it doesn’t have to be that way.

You’ve thought about hiring a professional to help with your video or design, but it seems too overwhelming. You’re not sure where to start or what to ask. Here are four questions to make sure you hire the right person for the job, the first time:

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The question is, how do you get the approvals you need, while keeping your project both on time and on budget? Watch this video to find out.

When you put your video on your website, there’s a good chance you’ll need a video hosting service to do so. The two I get asked about most often are YouTube and Vimeo. Here are some pros and cons for each platform:

I recently wrapped up a video project with a client. They were SO excited! “We love it!” they said. “What do we do with it now?”

When it comes to video, my first recommendation is to hire a pro who can translate the concepts in your head to look great on screen. But, sometimes you just don’t have the budget. We’ve all been there! Here are the tools you’ll need to level up:

Looking for some help keeping your content marketing projects on schedule and on budget? This FREE project planning worksheet is for you.

Creating curb appeal for your marketing content is time-consuming. So, my first recommendation is to hire a pro who can translate the concepts in your head to look great on paper (or screen.) But, sometimes that is a stretch too far for your budget.

In this video, I’m about to help you show up for your audience, looking like the pro they need, and give you a free tool to help you get started on better looking content today.

If you’re here, chances are you have a sneaking suspicion stories are vital to connecting with your audience. But, just in case you aren’t sold, here are some quick facts for you: