What do 344 business content marketers think about using the power of video as we move into 2023? Well, let’s find out! In this episode, I am going to break down the insights in a recent report that was released by Content Marketing Institute in association with Vidyard. The report is called 2022 Content Marketing Video and Visual Storytelling Survey.  If you found this episode of value I’d love for you to reach out and let me know on Instagram @engage_ben or email podcast@engagevideomarketing.com Ben Amos LinkedIn Ben Amos Instagram Ben Amos Twitter Rate the Engage Video Marketing Podcast on iTunes

How Businesses Are Using Video Into 2023 -  Survey Results with Ben Amos

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Summary In this episode, Jera Bean, a social media coach and educator, shares insights into video strategy and the importance of short-form video in 2024. She emphasises the need for a strong foundation in strategy and the connection between content pillars and video formats. Jera also addresses the fear of being on camera and provides tips for overcoming it. She introduces the concept of secret sauce in content and explains how it can help businesses connect with their audience. Jera encourages taking messy action and offers guidance on getting started with short-form video. TakeawaysVideo strategy is the foundation of a successful social media presence. It involves understanding your goals, target audience, and the content pillars that align with your brand.Short-form video, such as Reels and TikToks, is a powerful tool for businesses in 2024. It allows for authentic communication, longer shelf life, and increased visibility on social media platforms.Transitioning from long-form to short-form video requires identifying smaller ideas within longer content and repurposing them for short-form platforms.Showing up authentically on social media involves sharing content in the four quadrants of secret sauce: foundational, personal, professional, and lighthearted.Taking messy action and starting with simple content ideas is key to getting started with short-form video. It's important to iterate and improve over time.

 Chapters 00:00 - Introduction and Background 02:20 - Understanding Video Strategy 05:13 - Short-Form Video Strategy 07:24 - Aligning Format with Strategy 09:46 - The Importance of Short-Form Video 12:09 - Transitioning from Long-Form to Short-Form Video 16:21 - Overcoming the Fear of Being on Camera 25:19 - Balancing Secret Sauce and Expertise Content 36:11 - Taking Action and Getting Started with Short-Form Video 39:29 - Where to Learn More from Jera 
 Links from the show: Jera Bean on IG Jera Bean on Tiktok Jera Bean on LinkedIn JeraBean.com 
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The Secret Sauce for Your Video Strategy with Jera Bean

Summary In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with Daniel Goldstein, who, alongside his business partner Renice, built Visual Domain into Australia's largest video production company before it was acquired by News Corp. Daniel shared the incredible journey of starting the company during the global financial crisis in 2008 and growing it to a team of about 100 people. He discussed the importance of focusing on repeat business and building strong relationships with clients, which was a significant factor in their success and eventual acquisition. We delved into the challenges of scaling a service-based business, the evolution of video content demand, and the strategies they used to sell video production effectively. Daniel highlighted the importance of educating clients on the production process and aligning the value of their services with client expectations. A key part of Visual Domain's success was their proprietary video management system, which streamlined their production process and provided a unique selling proposition. Daniel also touched on the due diligence process during the acquisition and the factors that contributed to their valuation, such as repeat business and revenue growth. As for the future, Daniel is taking a well-deserved break and is open to exploring new opportunities within the video and technology space. He emphasised the rewarding nature of working in a creative industry and the supportive environment that allows for collaboration and growth. For those in the video production industry, Daniel's story is a testament to the potential for growth and success. It's a reminder to think about where your business is heading and to consider your own exit strategy, even if it seems far off in the future. Stay tuned for more insights and stories on the Engage Video Marketing Podcast. If you found this episode of value I’d love for you to reach out and let me know on Instagram @engage_ben or email podcast@engagevideomarketing.com Ben Amos LinkedIn Ben Amos Instagram Ben Amos Twitter Rate the Engage Video Marketing Podcast on iTunes

How to Build and Sell Your Video Production Business with Daniel Goldstein

In this episode, Ben and Mike Allton discuss the importance of strategy in digital marketing and the danger of focusing too much on tactics. They explore the state of digital marketing in 2024 and the role of video within marketing strategies. They also discuss the changing audience perceptions of video and the impact of AI on the marketing space. Overall, they emphasise the need for businesses to adapt to the changing landscape of digital marketing and leverage AI to improve their strategies. TakeawaysStrategy is crucial in digital marketing, as it provides the foundation for effective tactics.Businesses should focus on building relationships with their audience and understanding their needs and challenges.Video plays a significant role in marketing strategies, and businesses should consider a mixed approach of high-quality production and raw, authentic content.AI is transforming the marketing space, impacting tools, platforms, and tactics. Businesses should embrace AI and leverage its capabilities to improve their strategies.The digital marketing landscape is constantly changing, and businesses need to stay informed and adapt to new trends and technologies.


What's What in Digital Marketing for 2024 with Mike Allton

Summary Michelle J Raymond shares her expertise on leveraging LinkedIn for business growth. She emphasises the importance of LinkedIn as a trusted platform and the need for businesses, both B2B and B2C, to have a presence on the platform. Michelle discusses the differences between personal profiles and company pages on LinkedIn and provides insights on managing multiple staff members' profiles. She also highlights the importance of posting content on both personal profiles and company pages, as well as the value of different types of content, such as videos, articles, and newsletters. Michelle offers practical tips for reviving a dead LinkedIn company page and maximising its potential. She also encourages businesses to explore LinkedIn Live as a way to humanise their brand and build a community. In this conversation, Ben is inspired by Michelle J. Raymond to put more effort into their LinkedIn company page and do more live videos on LinkedIn. Michelle shares her expertise on LinkedIn and encourages listeners to bring their company pages and LinkedIn profiles back to life. Ben and Michelle plan to connect further in San Diego and improve their LinkedIn game in the future. TakeawaysLinkedIn is a trusted platform and a valuable tool for business growth.Both personal profiles and company pages are important on LinkedIn, and businesses should invest time and effort into both.Different types of content, such as videos, articles, and newsletters, can be effective on LinkedIn, and businesses should consider their audience's preferences when choosing the format.Reviving a dead LinkedIn company page requires updating and optimising the page, posting regularly, and repurposing existing content.LinkedIn Live is a powerful tool for humanising a brand and building a community. Invest time and effort into improving your LinkedIn company page.
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Are You Neglecting Your LinkedIn Company Page? with Michelle J Raymond

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, I had the opportunity to speak with Christy Poulos, the Global Partnerships Director of Genero. We discussed the changing landscape of video marketing and the relationship between agencies, content creators, and brands. Christy shared insights into how Genero is filling the gap in the market by connecting brands with a global network of professional creatives and providing opportunities for video producers to work with big brands. We also explored the importance of understanding social media platforms and creating content that is tailored to their specific requirements. Overall, it was a fascinating conversation that shed light on the future of video marketing and the role of creativity in this evolving industry. Christie Poulos is a content, digital communications, and creative leader with 20+ years of experience working for leading cross-functional teams to produce compelling creative and content experiences that engage people, solve problems, and drive growth for clients. Currently, she is the Global Partnerships Director of Genero – a creative technology solution for in-house marketing teams, enabling marketing leaders to transform their creative and production approach for greater efficiency. Previously at King Content – a world-leading content marketing agency – Christie led the global Creative, Editorial, and Paid Media teams. As Head of Content for Red Bull UK, Christie led TV, film, and communications projects around the world and was part of the global communications team for the Red Bull Stratos Mission to the Edge of Space. 

How Businesses Are Using Video Into 2023 - Survey Results with Ben Amos

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