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Lights, Camera, Customers!
In a still tough economy, many small businesses are giving video presentations to market themselves. Master presentation skills and you can attract new customers. Use your business video to educate, create awareness and advertise your services.
Particularly exciting are the many ways to use video. For instance, you can create a high-definition video with a digital camera and turn it into an affordable advertisement.
More and more small businesses are flocking to video for commercials, infomercials, documentaries and film series to attract new customers.
According to the Los Angeles Times, slick ad campaigns are now much more affordable to small firms. There are bargains available such as radically lower production costs and remarkable ad rates.
Yet, even with the most affordable production and bargain rates, as a small business owner, there is one very real hurdle to overcome.
Getting up in front of a video camera and telling your story!
So, I'll leave it to you to find the best local production company in your area. Just be sure to take advantage of all the bargains out there.
While you're getting your production crew in order, use these tips. These 3-quick and simple video tips will help you enhance presentation skills. Get confident and get ready for being on camera - the easy way.
Video Tip 1: Be Authentic
Your customers and prospects want to see you - up close and personal. They aren't looking for another phony or slick ad. Instead, they want to see you talking like a real, down-to-earth person.
Hint: Talk to the camera as if you were talking to your best friend.
Video Tip 2: Say Less
Viewers want to hear a short, catchy message. They don't want to know all the nitty-gritty details about your business. And they definitely don't want to hear you drone on about your precise business plan or strategic timeline- that's for your planning wall only.
When you're making a video, continuously challenge yourself to say less. Strangely enough, this will help you sound much more believable. Less is not truly easy. It's hard work and you may have to struggle to define your core message.
Don't give up. A short, pithy message in fewer words is the way to go!
Video Tip 3: Give Specific Instructions
Video messages are short and punchy. Tell people watching what to do next - and be specific.
For instance:
• Download a special report
• Stop by for a limited offer
• Get a discount until Friday midnight
• Be the first 100 people and get 'X' for free
Short, understandable and specific next steps are best.
Come up with a specific action that anyone can understand.
Hint: If you are short on ideas, look at television ads and infomercials. While you don't have to recreate the ads on late-night television, this will give you loads of ideas for specific instructions.
Put these three tips together and get comfortable presenting your business story on video. Then, go get the visibility your company deserves.
Now, what are you waiting for? There's customers to attract and money to be made with your new business videos.
If you are serious about presenting effectively on video, get instant access to presentation skills training. Discover how to simplify your story, connect with your audience and inspire people to take action.
Even if you've never stood in front of a camera before, on-demand training is the fastest and most affordable option. Boost your presentation skills on camera and become a powerful presenter.
Just think: smart business owners are already promoting their solutions with powerful video presentations. Get comfortable with presenting on camera and make this your best summer ever!
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About the Author: Milly Sonneman RSS for Milly's articles - Visit Milly's website Milly Sonneman is a recognized expert in visual language. She is the co-director of Presentation Storyboarding, a leading presentation training firm, and author of the popular guides: Beyond Words and Rainmaker Stories available on Amazon. Milly helps business professionals give winning presentations, through Email Marketing skills trainings at Presentation Storyboarding. You can find out more about our courses or contact Milly through our website at: http://www.presentationstoryboarding.com/ Click here to visit Milly's website. 5 Presentation Mistakes That Kill Results Business Presenting Its Always About Your Audience Your First 100 Days4 Fast Ways To Shine 10 Tips For Learning Presentation Skills Online Is Your Sales Presentation In Danger 5 Top Tips Of Sales Communication Training |
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