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Envision where you want to go - and take action to get there - and you'll arrive sooner than you think.
Here’s how to use a 5-Step method to plan your big projects so they get done on time AND ensures you avoid becoming overwhelmed!
Video marketing is the future - but what if you HATE it? At least knowing how to structure it can help. Find out exactly how to create your video so people watch all the way to the end!
Latest episode of The Rebecca Mountain Show
The saying goes, “People love to buy, but they hate to be sold.”
And also, “People don’t want you to simply understand – they want to be understood.”
In this day and age, it’s harder and harder to make that human connection.
We’re all hiding behind our screens, or bending our necks to look at whatever is passing for news on our phones.
Ugh.
So how do you crack the code?
Show up where people are spending time and stick yourself under their noses!
And you do that with videos, and in particular, “goodwill” videos.
These are videos that have a teachable moment, some handy advice, or an anecdote that helps people in some way.
But no one will watch anything unless you build EMPATHY – and to do that, you have to know your audience, understand what frustrates them and what they desire most, and be able to deliver that teachable moment to assuage their fears, or give them a strategy that they can use.
In this short video, I explain why it’s so valuable to a) be on video and b) include
When you have a guiding phrase or words, they can be incredibly grounding. Mine is special to me, and keeps me in control of my life - and happy. What's yours?
Not knowing what to say on video can stop people from actually shooting them - and that's no good. Video is THE next phase in digital marketing, as email open rates plummet, and news feeds turn 100% into video streams. Get on the bandwagon with these ideas!
It's simpler than you think to make a lot of money, but not work yourself to death. I review these ideas on today's podcast!
You can do a thousand things, but you should really only to ONE thing really well.
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